Note: This program is subject to change.
Marriott Salon G
Co-chairs: Jakob Nielsen, Sun Microsystems and
Eviatar Shafrir, Hewlett-Packard
What Does it Take to Design a Great Web Site?
Marriott Salon F
Chair: Joseph Hardin, NCSA, Software Develpment Group
Not Just Decoration: Quality Graphics for the Web
Chris Lilly
Bringing Music to the Web
Jacco van Ossenbruggen, Anton Eliëns
Polymap:
A Versatile Client-Side Image Map for the Web
Cheong S. Ang, Michael D. Doyle, Peter Brantley
Translating ISO 12083 Mathematical Markup for Electronic
Documents
Roger Thompson, Keith Shafer
Real Time-Video and Audio in the World Wide Web
Zhigang Chen, See-Mong Tan, Roy H. Campbell, Yongcheng Li
Lessons for the World Wide Web from the Text Encoding
Initiative
David T. Barnard, Lou Burnard, Steven J. DeRose, David G. Durand,
C. M. Sperberg-McQueen
Marriott Salon E
Chair: Mary Ellen Zurko, OSF Research Institute
Omniware: A Universal Substrate for Web Programming
Steve Lucco, Oliver Sharp, Robert Wahbe
Low Level Security in Java
Frank Yellin
Marriott Salon E
Chair: Mary Ellen Zurko, OSF Research Institute
CCI-Based
Web Security: A Design Using PGP
Judson D. Weeks, Adam Cain, Briand Sanderson
Securing the World Wide Web: Smart Tokens and Their
Implementation
Michael F. Jones, Bruce Schneier
Hynes Center Room 302
Chair: Dan Connolly
An Update of W3C Standards and Development Strategies
Hynes Center Room 304
Chair: Vincent Quint, INRIA
Application-Specific Proxy Servers as HTTP Stream
Transducers
Charles Brooks, Murray S. Mazer, Scott Meeks, Jim Miller
DynaWeb: Integrating Large SGML Repositories and the WWW
Gavin Thomas Nicol
RMC: A Tool to Design WWW Applications
Alicia Díaz, Tomás Isakowitz, Vanesa Maiorana, Gabriel
Gilabert
Programming the Web: An Application-Oriented Language for Hypermedia
Service Programming
David A. Ladd, Christopher Ramming
Hynes Center Room 306
Chair: Peter Roden, MIT-Information Systems
How Does Electronic Commerce Serve Business-to-Business Customers?
Marriott Salon G
Chair: Tim Krauskopf, Spyglass Inc.
Future of Imaging on the Web
Christopher Dobbs, Eastman Kodak Co.
How Internet Technology Drives New Business Models
Steve Fink, Marketing Development Manager, Internet Business Group, Digital
Marriott Salon F
Chair: Paul Resnick, AT&T
Introducing Candelweb and Å (awe), Bringing Animation Power to the
World Wide Web
Kjell Øystein Arisland, Svein Arne Johansen, Gunnar Rønning
Local Control over Filtered WWW Access
Brenda S. Baker, Eric Grosse
Multi-Head Multi-Tail Mosaic
Brian C. Ladd, Michael V. Capps, P. David Stotts, Rick Furuta
Mobile
GUI on the Web
Daniel Dardailler
Using
Graphic History in Browsing the WWW
Eric Z. Ayers, John T. Stasko
Marriott Salon E
Chair: David M. Kristol, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Scalable, Secure, Cash Payment for WWW Resources with the PayMe Protocol
Set
Michael Peirce, Donal O'Mahony
The Millicent Protocol for Inexpensive Electronic
Commerce
Steve Glassman, Mark Manasse, Martín Abadi, Paul Gauthier,
Patrick Sobalvarro
Hynes Center Room 302
Chair: Larry Masinter, Xerox PARC
Linking in a Global Information Architecture
Karen R. Sollins, Jeffrey R. Van Dyke
Commercial Hypertext Publishing: Electronic Books Using
Trails and the Author-Publishing-Reader Model
Leslie D. Cuff
Ingrid: A Self-Configuring Information Navigation
Infrastructure
Paul Francis, Takashi Kambayashi, Shin-ya Sato, Susumu Shimizu
Hynes Center Room 304
Chair: Alan Emtage, Bunyip Information Systems
A
Schema-Based Approach to HTML Authoring
Marcus Kesseler
Rules for Extending a WWW Client: The Symposia API
Jean Paoli
The Distributed Link Service: A Tool for Publishers, Authors, and
Readers
Leslie Carr, David De Roure, Wendy Hall, Gary Hill
Structured Cooperative Authoring on the World Wide Web
Dominique Decouchant, Vincent Quint, Manuel Romero Salcedo
The Boomerang White Paper: A Page As You Like It
Curtis E. Dyreson, Anthony M. Sloane
Hynes Center Room 306
Chair: Jeff Graber, National Science Foundation
How are Government Agencies Using the Web Effectively to Reach Citizens?
Web of the Future
Robert W. Lucky, Corporate Vice President
of Applied Research, Bellcore
Marriott Salon G
Chair: Corinne Moore, Commercenet
Programming Windows on the Internet
Thomas Reardon, Chris Jones, J. Allard, Microsoft Corporation
The New Computing Paradigm
Bill Joy, Cofounder and Vice President of Research, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Marriott Salon F
Chair: Nahum D. Gershon, The MITRE Corporation
Can a Visualization of Web Space Make it Easier for Users to Navigate?
Marriott Salon E
Chair: Dale Dougherty, Songline Studios
Hynes Center Room 302
Chair: Charlie Brooks, OSF Research Institute
An HTTP-Based Infrastructure for Mobile Agents
Anselm Lingnau, Oswald Drobnik, Peter Doemel
Jasper: Communicating Information Agents for WWW
John Davies, Richard Weeks, Mike Revett
Constellation: A Web-Based Design Framework for Developing Network
Applications
Nino Vidovic, Dalibor F. Vrsalovic
Hynes Center Room 304
Chair: Brian Ek, Prodigy Services Co.
Does the Platform for Internet Content Selection (PICS) Preserve
Openness Yet Provide Ample Protection?
Jim Kinsella, Time Warner
Paul Resnick, AT&T
Steve Balkam, Recreational Software Advisory Council
Danny Weitzner, Center for Democracy and Technology
Hynes Center Room 306
Chair: Bert Bos, W3C-INRIA
A World Wide Web Telerobotic
Remote Environment Browser
Eric Paulos, John Canny
Data Transport Within the Distributed Oceanographic Data
System
James Gallagher, George Milkowski
Requirements for Taking Applications Beyond the Enterprise
Graeme Port, Clifford Heath, Tim Segall, Phillip Merrick
Awards Ceremony
Awards Co-chairs: Robert Cailliau, CERN and Yuri Rubinsky, Softquad, Inc.
WWW4-Boston Wrapup and Keynote
Robert Metcalfe, VP, Advanced Technology, International Data Group
WWW5-Paris, May 6-11, 1996
Conference Chair, Jean-François Abramatic
Closing Remarks
Conference Co-chairs, Albert Vezza and Ira Goldstein
