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April 7-11, 1997 Santa Clara, California USAThe theme of this year's conference was accessibility; the slogan was:Everyone Everything Connected
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All WWW6 conference events were/are
represented in
the
Interactive Conference Environment
(ICE), a system made possible by the generous support of
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
and
West Coast Online.
Find out more in the current issue of
WWW6 News.
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Live Media at WWW6 |
During the conference, live interactive audio and video was sent across the MBONE from Santa Clara Convention Center. Find out more about MBONE and how to prepare your site to view MBONE'd WWW6 events remotely at the WWW6 MBONE Site. In addition, Progressive Networks provided Unicast and Mulitcast audio and video of the conference over the Internet. Details and a schedule are available. AudioNet's Pat and Mike WWW Radio Show broadcast via RealAudio from the WWW6 Conference Site in Santa Clara during the week of the conference, thanks to generous support from Hewlett-Packard. A real-time camera's-eye view of the Exhibition at WWW6 was made available by Virtually In Person, a Web-based utility made possible by Stanford ME210 VIP Team, with the aid of Professor Larry Leifer. Some of the more than 300 WWW6 events were transmitted via EchoSpeech, a realtime streaming broadcast of audio data. Find out more at http://med.stanford.edu:8080/es/.
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Program Information |
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HyperProceedings |
The
Proceedings of
the WWW6 Technical Program are now available. Prepared
in
HyperNews with the generous assistance and support of
NTT Multimedia Communications
Laboratories with the help of
several dedicated technical
volunteers, the papers in the HyperProceedings
are open for (moderated) public review and discussion.
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Logistics, |
Find out about companion programs,
general conference information,
special activities,
local area hotels (and their phone numbers),
and more.
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Behind the Scenes |
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Organized by Stanford University and Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) under the auspices of The International World Wide Web Conference Committee (IW3C2), and in virtual collaboration with the Hypertext '97 Conference (Southampton, UK) and the 1997 Conference in High Energy Physics | ||||
Page Contacts: Bebo White, Christine Quinn. |