Computers in Libraries 02

	Media Advisory

	Washington Hilton and Towers, Washington, DC March 13-15, 2002

ONLINE PRESS REGISTRATION FOR Computers in Libraries 2002
TO:	All News Media Outlets -- Media Advisory -- Not for Publication
WHAT:	Online Press Registration Open for Computers in Libraries 2002 at: http://www.pacificdialogue.com/cil2002_preg.htm
WHEN:	March 13-15, 2002
WHERE:	Washington Hilton & Towers, Washington, DC
CONTACT:	Bob Miko
	Pacific Dialogue Trade Show Bureau
	Tel: 203-378-2803
	E-mail: bmiko@pacificdialogue.com
Computers in Libraries 2002 will feature keynotes & presentations including: Victor McCrary, National Institute of Standards and Technology, E-Books and the Future of Libraries Lisa Mitnick, SVP, Strategic Marketing and Business Development, LexisNexis, Customization, Personalization & On Target Delivery Roy Tennant, Web & Service Design Manager, E-Scholarship Institute, California Digital Library, Digitizing Legacy, Collections: Potential or Waste? D. Scott Brandt, Purdue University, and panelists, Technology & Knowledge Forum: A Look at Dead & Emerging Technologies Jerri Knihnicki, Chief, Research & Information Services, Pentagon Library, and Dean McKinney, BMS Catastrophe, Inc., Inspiring Tales from the Pentagon Librarians and Their Supporters
As a valued member of the press, you are invited to attend and cover Computers in Libraries 2002 in Washington. Computers in Libraries 2002, the global conference and exhibition on library and information management, will cover the hottest topics in library technology. The 3-day event will include over 100 top-drawer presenters in four simultaneous tracks, pre and post conference workshops, and keynote speeches. Offering visitors an opportunity to explore the latest in library technologies, the Computers in Libraries 2002 exhibition will feature top companies including SIRSI, OCLC, Checkpoint Systems, and ProQuest. Computers in Libraries 2002 is sponsored and organized by Information Today, Inc., the publisher of Computers in Libraries, Information Today, Searcher, ONLINE, KMWorld, Link-Up, and MultiMedia Schools. ITI is also the organizer of the InfoToday, Internet Librarian, KMWorld, and Internet Librarian International (London) Conferences. A complete Computers in Libraries 2002 program (including exhibitor listings, scheduled keynote addresses, conference sessions and workshops) can be found online at http://www.infotoday.com. Many exhibitors will be timing new product and service announcements to coincide with Computers in Libraries 2002. Advanced releases will be featured online at http://www.pacificdialogue.com/cil2002_tip.htm. Working journalists and financial analysts should register online at http://www.pacificdialogue.com/cil2002_preg.htm.