Authors:
Jennifer Bruer
Hypertext '99: Returning to Our Diverse Roots Darmstadt, Germany February 2125, 1999 Conference Chair: Jörg M. Haake GMD-IPSI, Darmstadt [email protected] Hypermedia is a concept for structuring and accessing information. Over the past decade, hypermedia has matured as a technology and has found its way into numerous information systems with the World Wide Web as the most noticeable example. As we approach the new millennium, Hypertext '99 will close out the 20th century by returning to our roots of diverse ideas, rich concepts, and novel applications of hypermedia. From the first workshop in 1987, hypermedia has been an interdisciplinary field…
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