Conference
Programme
09:30
Tea and Coffee, Registration
10:00
Chair's Introduction: Professor Michael Moss, Faculty
of Arts Research Professor, Humanities Advance Technology &
Information Institute, University of Glasgow
10.10:
Presentation One: The importance of the digital consumer .
Why
is there a pressing need to study the digital consumer? What are
the risks for the information professions in failing to do so?
Professor
David Nicholas, Director, School of Library, Archive
and Information Studies and UCL Centre for Publishing
10:25
Presentation Two: The e-shopper: behaviour and key drivers
An
examination of the growth of eShoppers and their behaviour, likes,
dislikes, and expectations to gain a better understanding of the
“information ‘shopper”.
Chris
Russell, Associate, eDigitalResearch
11:05
Discussion session
11:20
Refreshment Break
11:40
Presentation Three: The Digital Information marketplace and its
economics .
Why
are the business models that have long supported the information
industry by creating an audience and methods of delivery undergoing
seismic change?
Richard
Withey, Global Director, Interactive Media, Independent
News & Media Plc
12:15
Presentation Four: The Psychology of the Digital Information Consumer
What
are the rules of online interpersonal and human-computer interaction?
Adam
Joinson, Senior
Lecturer in Information Systems at the School of Management, University
of Bath
12.45:
Discussion session
13:00
Lunch
14:00:
Presentation Five: Information seeking behaviour
What
are the profiles and information-seeking behaviours of digital information
consumers? How do they relate to scholarly outcomes?
Professor
David Nicholas, Director, School of Library, Archive
and Information Studies and UCL Centre for Publishing
14:35
Presentation Five: The Google Generation
A
look at the scholar of the future and debunking some myths that
have grown up around the so-called “Google Generation”
Dr
Ian Rowlands, Senior Lecturer in the School
of Library, Archive and Information Studies at UCL, and a founding
member of the UCL Centre
for Publishing and CIBER
research group.
15:05
Refreshment Break
15:25:
Presentation Six: Trends in Digital Information Consumption and
the Future
Where
might current developments take us?
Dr
Ian Rowlands, Senior Lecturer in the School
of Library, Archive and Information Studies at UCL, and a founding
member of the UCL Centre
for Publishing and CIBER
research group.
15:55
Expert round-up of the day's discussions
Professor
Michael Moss, Faculty
of Arts Research Professor, Humanities
Advance Technology & Information Institute, University
of Glasgow
16.05
Open Forum Discussion
16.20
Executive Briefing closes
CILIP
retains the right to change the programme and speakers to reflect
the latest developments.
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