Keynote

Reports of several new and significant studies which have been conducted of end user behavior

Books Must Follow Sciences, and Not Sciences Books: Assumptions versus Reality for Authors, Readers and Journals

What Do Astronomers Really Need?

Where Students and Faculty Really Go for Information: Results of Outsell/Digital Library Federation Study of Academic Information Users

Describing ways in which end-users are overtaking traditional library and publisher roles, and new models emerging

Threats To and Role Of the Academic Librarian in the Internet Environment

The Crisis of Confidence in the Corporate Library

Will the Publisher Perish?

The User Driven Business Model: A World Turned Upside Down

Keynote

Three viewpoints on the impact of end-user control of information on pricing, funding and negotiation

Developing Access and Pricing Models That Use Today's Technology: What Publishers Have Done So Far, and Where Their Efforts May Lead Us

Intermediaries Still Have a Role in the Process of Acquisition, but It May Not Be the Traditional One: Subscription Agents, Aggregators and Others

Pricing Models to Meet Library Needs: What Libraries and Library Consortia Require to Serve the End-user Effectively

Organizations at the Margins: Prospects and New Directions