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As mentioned earlier I had two papers accepted at HT and JCDL. In June it was time to travel to the conferences and represent the Old Dominion University colors. HT 2010 took place in Toronto, Canada from June 13th-16th and was hosted by the University of Toronto . The acceptance rate of 37% was slightly higher than last year but the number of registered attendees seemed comparable. I was glad to be able to give the very first presentation since it secured the probably greatest audience of the entire conference. My slides are available through Slideshare. Is This a Good Title? View more presentations from Old Dominion University . The paper itself titled " Is This a Good Title " can be obtained through the ACM Digital Library and its content was covered in my earlier post . My personal highlight of the conference was the keynote by Andrew Dillon . He argued that research on Hypertext today is shaped too much by the Internet and its (inter-)linked natu

Hypertext 2010 13 - 16 June 2010 has come and gone, but the memories linger . Overview Martin Klein and I presented our respective papers. He will be detailing his experience and his paper Is This a Good Title? at Hypertext 2010 when he returns from JCDL 2010. My paper Analysis of Graphs for Digital Preservation Suitability and it's associated PowerPoint presentation are available. The paper and the presentation was given at the Hypertext 2010 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. A complete Hypertext program is available here . Day zero, 12 June Mary (my wife) and I got to Toronto late Saturday. We were four and a half hours late out of Norfolk because of weather problems in Chicago. Fortunately Mary made alternative reservations out of Dulles to Toronto as soon as we thought we were going to miss our connection. Pays to pay attention and to have alternative plans. Martin (the sly dog) chose to travel 13 June on a direct flight from Richmond, VA to Toronto. Day one, 13