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1. Dialog Teams With UKOLUG To Assist Top Student With Online Information ‘Passport’ -- www1.internetwire.com
www1.internetwire.com/iwire/re - [Cached]Published on: 12/6/2001 Last Visited: 12/6/2001
The award, made on the recommendation of the Institute of Information Scientists' UK Online User Group, enables Paul Levett, a student at the University of Sheffield, to hear all about the latest developments in the online information industry at first hand.
Online Information 2001 takes place between 4 and 6 December and features a range of panel discussions and keynote speeches on a wide variety of topics, from e-Government initiatives and information literacy to the future of scientific publishing.
Levett was chosen from a number of contenders as giving the most focussed and relevant reasons to attend the event by a panel of three senior UKOLUG Management Committee members. UKOLUG has been awarding this prize for several years as one of a number of awards and bursaries made to students with the express aim of aiding their continuing professional development.
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Paul had taken the trouble to look at the Online Information conference web site and to relate his reasons for attending to the sessions that interested him.
"He obviously understood the value of the conference and specifically mentioned widening his network of contacts and the generation of ideas and evidence for his MSc dissertation. We are confident that he will benefit from the experience and would like to wish him well for his career."
Ciaran Morton, President of The Dialog Corporation EMEA/AP, said: "Information students are the future information professionals of our industry, and we are delighted to have teamed up with UKOLUG to make this award. At Online this year we are launching our Quantum² programme to focus on lifelong learning for the information professional, and this award reinforces our commitment to professionals at all stages of their career development. We look forward to watching Paul progress in his information career."
About Dialog
Dialog is the worldwide leader in providing online-based information services to organizations seeking competitive advantages in such fields as business, science, engineering, finance, and law. Its products and services, such as Dialog®, Profound®, and DataStar , offer organizations the ability to precisely retrieve data from more than 800 million unique records, accessible via the Internet or through delivery to enterprise Intranets. For almost three decades, Dialog's brands have been known for their breadth and depth of content, precision searching, and speed. The Winter Corporation recently recognized Dialog for its breadth and depth of content, when they named the company the Grand Prize-winner in the Database Scalability Program 2000. -
2. Dialog Teams with UKOLUG to Assist Top Student with Online Information 'Passport'
www.dialog.com/pressroom/2001/ - [Cached]Published on: 12/4/2001 Last Visited: 8/19/2005
University of Sheffield's Paul Levett awarded all-expenses paid trip to leading Online event
LONDON, UK -- 4 December 2001 - The Dialog Corporation, a Thomson business and a leading international provider of online-based information services, today announced it has sponsored a high-flying information studies student to attend the Online Information 2001 conference at Olympia, in London.
The award, made on the recommendation of the Institute of Information Scientists' UK Online User Group, enables Paul Levett, a student at the University of Sheffield, to hear all about the latest developments in the online information industry at first hand.
Online Information 2001 takes place between 4 and 6 December and features a range of panel discussions and keynote speeches on a wide variety of topics, from e-Government initiatives and information literacy to the future of scientific publishing.
Levett was chosen from a number of contenders as giving the most focussed and relevant reasons to attend the event by a panel of three senior UKOLUG Management Committee members.
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Paul had taken the trouble to look at the Online Information conference web site and to relate his reasons for attending to the sessions that interested him.
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We look forward to watching Paul progress in his information career." -
3. Dialog Teams with UKOLUG to Assist Top Student with Online Information 'Passport'
www.dnt.dialog.com/pressroom/2 - [Cached]Published on: 12/4/2001 Last Visited: 11/13/2004
University of Sheffield's Paul Levett awarded all-expenses paid trip to leading Online event
LONDON, UK -- 4 December 2001 - The Dialog Corporation, a Thomson business and a leading international provider of online-based information services, today announced it has sponsored a high-flying information studies student to attend the Online Information 2001 conference at Olympia, in London.
The award, made on the recommendation of the Institute of Information Scientists' UK Online User Group, enables Paul Levett, a student at the University of Sheffield, to hear all about the latest developments in the online information industry at first hand.
Online Information 2001 takes place between 4 and 6 December and features a range of panel discussions and keynote speeches on a wide variety of topics, from e-Government initiatives and information literacy to the future of scientific publishing.
Levett was chosen from a number of contenders as giving the most focussed and relevant reasons to attend the event by a panel of three senior UKOLUG Management Committee members.
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Paul had taken the trouble to look at the Online Information conference web site and to relate his reasons for attending to the sessions that interested him.
"He obviously understood the value of the conference and specifically mentioned widening his network of contacts and the generation of ideas and evidence for his MSc dissertation. We are confident that he will benefit from the experience and would like to wish him well for his career."
Ciaran Morton, President of The Dialog Corporation EMEA/AP, said: "Information students are the future information professionals of our industry, and we are delighted to have teamed up with UKOLUG to make this award. At Online this year we are launching our Quantum programme to focus on lifelong learning for the information professional, and this award reinforces our commitment to professionals at all stages of their career development. We look forward to watching Paul progress in his information career."
