<Cross-posted to several lists, with apologies for duplication> If you*re attending the Online World Conference in Washington DC next = week, you may be interested in the program *Future Directions for = Government Publishing.* Join a lively discussion among various stakeholder= s in the government information dissemination process, with representatives= from government publishing, public advocacy, the information industry, = and the library community. This session will look at electronic and Web = publishing, centralized versus distributed access to government information= , the Government Information Locator Service (GLIS) program, and Title 44 = revisions proposed to accommodate new technology. With the current = uncertainty over the fate of S. 2288, the program will be especially = timely. Speakers will include: Francis J. Buckley, Jr., Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government = Printing Office Patrice McDermott, Information Policy Analyst, OMB Watch Dan Duncan, Senior Vice President, Government Relations, Information = Industry Association Mary Alice Baish, Assistant Washington Affairs Representative, American = Association of Law Libraries Steven Kerchoff (Moderator), FEDLINK Network Program Specialist, FLICC/FEDL= INK, Library of Congress The program is scheduled for Monday, October 12 from 1:00 to 3:15 p.m. at = the Washington Hilton and Towers, located at 1919 Connecticut Avenue NW. Posted by: Steven Kerchoff, FEDLINK Network Program Specialist FLICC/FEDLINK, Library of Congress Washington, DC 20540-4935 202-707-4848 (voice) 202-707-4873 (fax)