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Conference |
Friday 1st March 2002
| 4.15pm | Registration. Liverpool Suite Welcome and Introduction |
| 4.30pm | Professional and Personal development workshops Ian Gleave; ICG Associates Four sessions whereby delegates can focus on skills relating to time management, self and staff management, personal MOT, motivation. |
| 5.30pm | Refreshments |
| 6.30pm | End of sessions |
| 7.45pm | Late registration Meet in reception for coach to Albert Dock. |
| 8.00pm | The Beatles Story Museum Party, buffet and live band in the recreation 'Cavern Club' Including a tour of the Beatles Story Museum. Sponsored by Liverpool Culture Committee |
| 11.00pm | Coach back to hotel |
Saturday 2 March 2002
| 8.45am | Registration Liverpool Suite |
| 9.00am | Introduction Conference Chairman Professor Charles Oppenheim; Loughborough University |
| 9.15am | The Automated Scanning and Indexing of Newspapers on Microfilm Edmund King; British Library Newspaper Library |
| 10.00am | Picture libraries; The impact of digitalisation and copyright Linda Royles; Bapla Looking at copyright and the impact of digitalisation on the sales and delivery of pictures. |
| 10.45am | Refreshments |
| 11.15am | Intellectual Property Francis McEntegart, Laurence Pritchard; Davies, Wallis and Foyster Intellectual Property, what is it and what are the legal implications for media libraries? |
| 12.00pm | Information professionals and copyright Sandy Norman; Copyright Consultant NLA and CLA licences. What are the possible repercussions from the soon to be implemented European copyright directive? |
| 12.45pm | Lunch /Exhibition Liverpool Suite foyer |
| 2.15pm | Is Online Dead? Panel discussion Chair Pat Baird; Trinity Mirror Panel includes: Richard Withey; Independent Digital, Paul Waddington; WML Associates and representatives from Lexis Nexis and Dialog. Why are libraries still purchasing information from traditional online news suppliers, when so much news content is available free on the Internet? |
| 3.00pm | Business Information on the Internet Paul Pedley; Economist Intelligence Unit The best quality, free sources of business information on the Internet. |
| 3.45pm | Refreshments |
| 4.15pm | Tips for Success in the Information World Panel discussion Chair, Elspeth Hyams; Library Association. Panel includes: Judith Dunn; News International, Annabel Colley; BBC, Mick Turner; UpMyStreet.com; , Kirsten Edmonson; Media Consultant. Practical advice and anecdotes from Information Professionals to enthuse and inspire delegates. |
| 5.00pm | End of sessions |
| 6.30pm | St George's Hall Meet in reception. Walk to St George's Hall for tour and drinks reception. |
| 8.00pm | Conference Dinner Liverpool Suite, Holiday Inn After dinner speaker: John Bishop |
Sunday 3rd March 2002
| 10.30am | Coach to Pier head for Ferry across the Mersey |
| 12.00pm | Coach back to hotel. Close of conference |
Leisure activities
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Friday 1st March 2002
7.45pm The Beatles Story Museum is a walk through recreation of several key places and events in the story of the Beatles. Experience the recreation of the Star Club in Hamburg, Abbey Road Studios and even the Cavern Club where AUKML hosts a drinks reception, buffet and live band 'Alternative radio'. The museum contains John Lennon's Imagine piano, original Beatles clothes, an installation of the Yellow Submarine, the original Eleanor Rigby gravestone. Cynthia Lennon and Stu Sutcliffes art and letters plus memorabilia galore. Pick up by coach at 11.00pm back to hotel. Saturday 2nd March 2002
6.30pm St Georges Hall dominates Lime Street. The foundation stone was laid on Queen Victoria's coronation day 28th June 1838. She declared upon visiting in 1851 "It is worthy of ancient Athens, it is approached by a splendid flight of steps...the interior is quite unfinished but will be fine, the taste so good and pure"'. The Great Hall measures 169ft long, 74ft wide, with an 84ft vaulted ceiling. Minton designed and created the floor tiles and Charles Cockrell designed the bronze doors. The building contains two courtrooms, one civil, one criminal where Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan fame practised. Steve Binns, City of Liverpool Community historian tour guide will lead a tour of the courts before the AUKML reception. The gala conference dinner will be held back at the Holiday Inn, in the Liverpool suite. Followed by after dinner speaker John Bishop, one time salesman and round the world cyclist, now one of the stars on the stand up comedy circuit. Sunday 3rd March 2002
10.30am Silent auction Please bring along with you to the conference any items from your company that you can obtain free from the Marketing or PR department (if you have one). Suggestions for items are: pens, mugs, T-shirts, publication subscriptions, special collector editions, postcards (signed?), cartoons, books, photos, tickets, events, weekend breaks. If you are not attending the conference, you may still wish to donate something. Items are displayed together with a suggested small starting bid. Bid forms are attached. The items go to the highest bidder on the form. Details
Venue:
Date: Prices for accompanying partners are available on request.
Cancellations:
Please note: AUKML is not VAT registered. Enquiries
Jill Tulip Tel: 020 7261 7792 Colin Hunt Tel: 0151 330 5096
Fiona Sanson Tel: 020 7261 3386
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