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Tal Cohen (PR)
-- Computer science grad student, and a bibliophil. A detailed CV
and personal information can be found here. A small
collection of book reviews can be found here.
Homepage: http://www.forum2.org/tal/
E-mail: tal@forum2.org
Ted Dunning (PR)
-- Ted Dunning
Chief Scientist
MUSICMATCH
Software
Ted joined MUSICMATCH in October 1999. He has
held a variety of positions in both industry and
academic research and software development. Prior
to his work at MUSICMATCH, Ted was Chief
Scientist for the Internet division of HNC
Software where he was responsible for developing
advanced algorithms for analyzing human behavior
on the Internet and for understanding text. At
MUSICMATCH, Ted has been responsible for the
design and implementation of the community driven
matching engine that underlies the
personalization capabilities of the MUSICMATCH
Guide and Radio products.
Ted received a BS in electrical engineering from
the University of Colorado, a MSc in computer
science from New Mexico State University for work
on time-sharing SIMD parallel computers and a PhD
from the University of Sheffield for work in
computational linguistics and genomic informatics.
Bradford Lee Eden (PR)
-- Head of Cataloging, University
of
Nevada at
Las Vegas. M.S. Library
Science, University of North
Texas, 1994;
Ph.D. Musicology, University of
Kansas, 1991; M.A.
Musicology, Indiana
State University, 1984; B.A Music,
B.A. Religion, Carthage
College, 1982.
Editor, ALCTS Paper Series;
Associate Editor and Book
Reviews Editor, The Heroic Age; articles
in The Encyclopedia of
Medieval
Folklore, The Encyclopedia
of Medieval Italy,
Oryx Encyclopedia
of Women and Music in America
since 1900, The
Encyclopedia of Monasticism.
G E Gorman (PR)
-- Professor of Library and Information Management,
Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand.
Also Director of International Programmes, Director
of Higher Degrees (LIS). Degrees, including
doctorate, from universities in the USA, Canada,
the UK and Australia. Fellow of The Library
Association (UK). Active member of IFLA (executive
of the Regional Commission for Asia and Oceania,
Round Table of Library and Information Science
Journals). Editor of Online Information Review
(MCB) and also Regional Editor (Asia-Pacific) for
all MCB LIS journals; General Editor on the
International Yearbook of Library and Information
Management (Library Association Publishing);
Associate Editor of Library Collections,
Acquisitions and Technical Services (Elsevier).
Author/co-author of Librayr and Information
Services in China (Scarecrow), Qualitative Research
for the Information Professional (Library
Association Publishing), and numerous other books.
Also author/co-author of 200+ refereed journal
articles. Special interest in collection
management, LIS education, international
librarianship, developing countries, etc.
E-mail: gary.gorman@vuw.ac.nz
Peter G. Underwood (PR)
-- Peter G. Underwood. Professor of Librarianship;
Director of the Centre for Information Literacy;
Head of Department of Information and Library
Studies, University of Cape Town, South Africa.
Fellowship of the Library Association, 1977.
Masters degree in Business Administration,
Cranfield, 1980. Author of Managing change in
libraries and information services: a systems
approach; Soft systems analysis and the
management of libraries, information services and
resource centres; with R. J. Hartley,
Basics of data management for information
services. Emigrated from the United Kingdom in
1992, having spent the previous twenty years as
Lecturer at the College of Librarianship Wales,
Aberystwyth (later known as Department of
Information and Library Studies, University of
Wales, Aberystwyth). Hobbies include choral music
of the Anglican Church, walking and looking at
Table Mountain.
E-mail: pgu@adamastor.ac.za
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