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Date: Fri, 4 Jun 93 17:03:57 -0500
From: marca@ncsa.uiuc.edu (Marc Andreessen)
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Subject: forwarded message from Carl Malamud
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WWW'ers and in particular HTML'ers should listen to this, if
possible... he has particularly interesting comments about SGML and
markup.

Marc

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From: carl@malamud.com (Carl Malamud)
To: announce@malamud.com
Subject: Cliff Lynch, Geek of the Week
Date: Fri, 4 Jun 93 09:07:43 EDT

Station: Internet Multicasting Service
Channel: Internet Talk Radio
Program: Geek of the Week
Release: June 4, 1993 
Content: Cliff Lynch

On this week's "Geek of the Week," 

     Carl Malamud interviews Cliff Lynch, one of the most thoughtful
participants in the race to move libraries and publishers onto 
electronic publishing platforms.  Lynch received his Ph.D. in database
systems and is currently the Director of Library Automation for the 
University of California.  Lynch's most amazing accomplishment is the
amount of travel he puts in, far outstripping anybody this interviewer
has ever met in his ability to attend any and all events where a consensus
needs to be forged.  His tireless activities have been instrumental
in bringing the networking and library communities together.

     In this interview, Cliff Lynch discusses online publishing, looking
at the issue of SGML as a markup language and examining the question of 
presentation integrity versus the desire for revisable form documents.
Lynch also discusses the Z39.50 protocol, the scaling of very large
databases, the democratization of publishing, and the role of the
Coalition for Networked Information.

     Geek of the Week is sponsored by O'Reilly & Associates and by 
Sun Microsystems. 

     Network connectivity is provided by UUNET Technologies.

ITR Program Files: 
  
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4,154,544        060493_geek_01_ITR.au     Cliff Lynch, Part 1
5,852,291        060493_geek_02_ITR.au     Cliff Lynch, Part 2
3,036,814        060493_geek_03_ITR.au     Cliff Lynch, Part 3
4,579,710        060493_geek_04_ITR.au     Cliff Lynch, Part 4
  252,858        060493_geek_05_ITR.au     Legal Stuff
4,004,486        060493_geek_06_ITR.au     Cliff Lynch, Part 5
                 060493_geek_ITR.readme    (This File)

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