WWW5

Fifth International World Wide Web Conference

May 6-10, 1996, Paris, France

Technical Program


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Presentation

The core sessions of the conference, offering a variety of events directly connecting you to Web world-class visionaries, researchers and business figures. Address Web Experts, Developers, Users and Industry Watchers.

The Technical Program is put together by the Technical Program Committee. It includes:

Plenary Sessions
Plenary sessions feature keynote speakers within the opening session on Tuesday 7 May, the closing session on Thursday 9 May and an intermediate session on Wednesday 8 May.

Invited Speakers
Invited speakers are world-class visionaries and business figures delivering their views on key Web topics.

Paper Sessions
Paper sessions address novel, challenging and innovative ideas, concepts or systems, reports on real uses with concrete and quantitative results.

Panel Sessions
Panel sessions are in an area that is controversial or new and where various paths for progress are still open.

W3C Sessions
W3C sessions give a comprehensive view of activities and developments led by the World Wide Web Consortium, for all Web topics.

Industrial Sessions
Industrial sessions present visions, corporate or product strategies of Web industrial leaders.

Poster Presentations
Presentations and Demonstrations of work in progress with the opportunity to meet the authors.

Birds of a Feather Sessions (BOFs)
BOFs are impromptu gatherings organized by anyone who contacts the Conference Organisers with a request for a Birds Of a Feather session during the conference.


Program

TUESDAY 7 MAY - Technical Program
ROOMLEONARD DE VINCI
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9:30-11:00OPENING SESSION

Welcome Address:
Jean-François Abramatic, INRIA

Conference Introduction:
Bob Hopgood, RAL

Keynote Presentations:
Jean-Jacques Damlamian, France Télécom
John R. Patrick, IBM
11:00-11:30 Break
11:30-13:00 Invited Presentations 1
Stu Weibel, OCLC
Bob Scheifler, X Consortium
Industrial Session 1
IBM
W3C Session 1
A Comprehensive View of WWW Standards
part 1
Paper Session 1
Caching
Paper Session 2
Distributed Applications
Panel Session 1
Cooperative Work and the Web
Industrial Session 2
Microsoft
13:00-14:30 Lunch (Hall Albinoni 1 & Espace Brillat-Savarin)
14:30-16:00 Paper Session 3
Web Characteristics
Industrial Session 3
Informix/Illustra
W3C Session 2
A Comprehensive View of WWW Standards
part 2
Paper Session 4
Linking
Paper Session 5
Support for Cooperation
Panel Session 2
Distributed Objects and the Web
Industrial Session 4
Illustra
16:00-16:30 Break
16:30-18:00 Panel Session 3
Multicasting & Real-time Applications and the Future of the Web: A Network-Distributed Panel
Industrial Session 5
France Telecom
Panel Session 4
The Future of Java Development
Paper Session 6
Document Structures
Paper Session 8
Database / Web Gateways
Paper Session 7
Servers
Industrial Session 6
Digital
20:00 SPECIAL EVENT AT LE LOUVRE




WEDNESDAY 8 MAY - Technical Program
ROOMLEONARD DE VINCI
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GOETHE
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AMBROISIEDOPPLERDONATELLODIDEROT
9:00-10:30 Paper Session 9
Commercial Use
Industrial Session 7
Hewlett Packard
W3C Session 3
Overview of W3C Activities
Paper Session 10
Courses and Tours: Creating Pathways
Paper Session 11
Objects
Panel Session 5
Uniform Resource Characteristics: Metadata for the Masses
Industrial Session 8
Nokia
W3C Session 4
HTML & Cascading Style Sheets
10:30-11:00 Break
11:00-12:30Keynote Speakers
Tim Berners Lee, W3C
Rob Glaser, Progressive Networks
12:30-14:30 Lunch (Hall Albinoni 1)
14:30-16:00 Invited Presentations 2
James Gosling, Sun Microsytems
Mark Pesce, BigBook Inc.
Industrial Session 9
Bellcore
W3C Session 5
PEP & PICS
Paper Session 12
Authoring
Paper Session 13
Browsings Aids
Panel Session 6
Global Cryptography
Industrial Session 10
Sun
W3C Session 6
Payment & Security
16:00-16:30 Break
16:30-18:00 Panel Session 7
Electronic Payment Standards
Industrial Session 11
Netscape
W3C Session 7
W3C Software: Library, Server, Client
Paper Session 14
Mobile Code
Paper Session 15
Caching Systems
Paper Session 16
Optimizing WEB Use of Network Resources
Industrial Session 12
Adobe




THURSDAY 9 MAY - Technical Program
ROOMLEONARD DE VINCI
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GOETHE
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9:00-11:00PLENARY SESSION

Opening of "Business on the Web"
European Commission Address:
Director General Von Moltke, DGXXIII-SMEs

Bernard Vergnes, Microsoft

Invited Presentations 3
Steve Fink, Digital Equipment
Steven McGeady, Intel
11:00-11:30 Break
11:30-13:00 Paper Session 17
Marketing on the Web
Panel Session 8
Data Protection and Respect of Privacy on the Internet
Panel Session 9
Good and Sensible Design is Crucial to the Success of the Web!
Panel Session 10
Efficiency of Internet Indexing
Paper Session 18
Cooperation
Paper Session 19
Seamless Multimedia Integration
13:00-14:30 Lunch (Hall Albinoni 1 & Espace Brillat-Savarin)
14:30-16:30 CLOSING SESSION

Awards Ceremony:
Robert Cailliau, CERN
Isabelle de Kerviler, Mairie de Paris

Keynote Presentation:
James H. Clark, Netscape Communications

IW3C2 Address:
Ira Goldstein, OSF

WWW6 Announcement:
Christine Quinn, Stanford University
Bebo White, SLAC


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