Event Partners

The organisers of Online Information are delighted to work with the following event partners:

OFFICIAL MAGAZINE:

Information World Review (IWR) is Europe's leading newspaper for professionals using online and internet-based information services. Published by Incisive Media. Information World Review publishes news, features and opinion pieces on the day-to-day issues facing information professionals to help them do their job. Visit the blog at http://blog.iwr.co.uk/  

 

ABD-BVD - The Belgian Association for Documentation is the meeting and reflection place for all people whose profession is related to information and also for those involved in information management methods and technologies. www.abd-bvd.be .

AIIP is a network of freelance information specialists. Headquartered in the USA, members are located in more than 20 countries. Members provide a variety of information research and consulting services. Visit http://www.aiip.org/

The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) is the largest international trade association for not-for-profit publishers and those who work with them. ALPSP provides representation, collective services, professional development activities, information and advice.

ASLIB is the global corporate membership organisation with the power to influence and change the information environment. See our members on
www.aslib.com/members.html and call us to join them.

The Association of UK Media Librarians (AUKML) represents librarians and information workers in the media industry. We provide free training and networking opportunities for our members and aim toimprove the standing of information professionals in the media. 

BIALL, The British and Irish Association of Law Librarians was formed in 1969. It is an independent and self-supporting body that was created to represent the interests of legal information professionals, documentalists and other suppliers of legal literature and reference materials in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland.

BIMA is the industry association representing the interactive media and digital content sector.  It supports individuals and organisations which deliver high quality, creative and innovative, interactive media solutions. It strives to stimulate commercial growth, and acts as an industry liaison with academia and government through the provision of knowledge, encouragement and economy; BIMA is a united voice for its members and strives to develop an internationally competitive new media industry in Britain. 

Chinwag Jobs is the leading jobs board for the digital industry. Starting life as a jobs mailing list, Chinwag Jobs has evolved into a successful online jobs service dedicated to the new media niche market, carrying more than 900 jobs from leading companies such as BSkyB, Sega, Yahoo!, Google and BBC.

Active since 1989, the City Information Group (CiG) is a key membership organisation for those interested in or working with business information. CiG runs frequent seminars, debates and training events throughout the year, covering all aspects of managing information in organisations.

CILIP is the biggest, most comprehensive membership body for library and information professionals in the UK. We provide a full range of member services and facilities, helping members with their academic education, professional qualifications, job hunting and continuing profesisonal development. We enable our members to remain informed and employable.

The ClickZ Network is the largest resource of interactive marketing news, information, commentary, advice, opinion, research, and reference in the world, online or off-. From search to e-mail, technology to trends, our coverage is expert, exclusive, and in-depth.  Our mission: to help interactive marketers do their jobs better.


The City Legal Information Group (CLIG) was set up in 1976 (originally called the City Law Librarians Group - CLLG). CLIG continues to provide an ideal forum in London for legal information professionals working in the London area to attend professional development meetings and meet socially on a regular basis. CLIG aims to promote the role of legal information professionals, to provide them with opportunities for their professional development and also to provide a friendly forum and network for mutual support and the exchange of information.


CLSIG - the Commercial, Legal & Scientific Information Group, is the new name for the former ICLG and is dedicated to supporting and promoting the careers of information professionals working in all commercial sectors. The new name was adopted in 2007 to better reflect the actual concerns of its membership.

CMS Watch
Thousands of enterprises, government organisations, and consultants worldwide rely on CMS Watch reports for in-depth technical analysis. Known for their unflinching critical assessments, and scrupulous vendor neutrality, CMS Watch reports provide all of the information you require to make the right choice -- including implementation advice and pitfalls to avoid. Get the real story today. Reports include: The SharePoint Report, Web CMS Report, Enterprise Search Report, Enterprise Portals Report, The ECM Suites Report, Enterprise Social Software Report, Digital & Media Asset Management Report, XML & Component Content Report, Web Analytics Report, and E-mail Archiving & Management Report.

Computing is now a true cross-media brand working through the paper, website, e-newsletters, pda/mobile, special events and exhibitions to ensure the right information reaches the right audience in the format they prefer. With a circulation of over 110,000, Computing's strategy is focused on reaching the real IT decision makers - both inside and outside the IT department.

Danish Association for Information and Documentation is an organisation for information professionals within the private and public sectors. DFID has four networking groups. The association arranges conferences and publishes a quarterly journal.

DF, Danish Research Library Association is a joint association of Danish research and special libraries and their staff. The aims of the association are
- to promote initiatives for the benefit of the research libraries and the whole Danish library sector
- to strengthen cooperation in communication and documentation
- to exchange ideas and experiences within the whole cultural area
- to cooperate with other related organisations in Denmark and abroad

The European Association for Health Information and Libraries is an active professional association uniting and motivating librarians and information officers working in medical and health science libraries in Europe. EAHIL encourages professional development, improves cooperation and enables exchanges of experience amongst its members. The association counts about 1000 members from about 30 European countries.

European Information Association - Representing the interests of people working with EU information, we offer expertise, publications and training to help you find out what the EU is, what it does, how it works.


EContent is the premier publication for the digital content industry.  EContent delivers essential research, reporting, news, and analysis of content related issues.

Elsevier publishes thirteen leading Library and Information Science journals and online access is available via http://www.sciencedirect.com/  Visit www.elsevier.com/libraryscience to access FREE full text online sample copies.  

EUSIDIC, established in 1970, the European Association of Information Services, exists to provide a FORUM for information and knowledge exchange and channels of communication for professionals involved in the information industry, both suppliers and users.  The common objective of our members is communication, usage and the effective creation, organisation, discovery, delivery and access to a variety of information resources. EUSIDIC's membership represents the full spectrum of today's INFORMATION INDUSTRY in both public and private sectors. With members represented in most European countries, EUSIDIC is a unique European network for the information industry.

 The Finnish Research Library Association was established in 1929.
Its goals are:
-to promote the role of libraries in research and education
-to increase the professional skills of those working in the field

With over 60,000 subscribers worldwide, FreePint is the largest community of information searchers in the world. It's a free email newsletter, web portal, and online community (the FreePint Bar). It publishes articles, information-related jobs, book reviews, events and key industry interviews.

Government Libraries & Information Group (GLIG) represents the professional interests of information workers in government and national library sector. We welcome members from any sector having an interest in government information.

Government Technology (GT) is the UK's premier "Technology Monthly" for the Public Sector. Used by IT Directors, e-Envoys/Champions, Web Developers etc, GT is regarded as the place to source the technology that will assist them in meeting their 2005 Modernising Government requirements. If you have the Technology for Government...Government Technology is for you!

The Gurteen Knowledge Community is a global learning community for people who wish to share and learn from each other and who strive to see the world differently, think differently and act differently.

Formerly Green Sheet magazine, web site and trade directory the IDMi magazine and web site will continue to keep you informed with the latest in information and document management news, views, opinions, hardware and software. http://www.idmi-online.com/



The Information Architecture Institute
The Information Architecture Institute is an international professional organization, operated by a dedicated, multi-national group of people. Through its programs and activities, IAI supports individuals and organizations specializing in the design and construction of shared information environments. Join today at iainstitute.org.


Trade magazine IK is read by far out the larger part of all information professionals in the Netherlands (knowledge managers, librarians, documentalists, company archivists etc). Keywords: web 2.0, intellectual property, learning, knowledge (management), technology. http://www.ikmagazine.nl/

Information Age is focused exclusively on the strategies and technologies involved in maximising business performance through effective IT management. Owned by Infoconomy Ltd, Information Age operates in print, online and face-to-face. In 2001, Infoconomy was the PPA's Publisher of the Year. 

The most widely read publication in the information industry, this is the only newspaper designed to meet the needs of the information professional. Information Today delivers total coverage of late-breaking news and long-term trends in the information industry.


Founded in 1989, ISKO is the leading international society for organization of knowledge. ISKO has a broad and interdisciplinary scope. ISKO's mission is to advance conceptual work in knowledge organization in all kinds of forms, and for all kinds of purposes, such as databases, libraries, dictionaries and the Internet.

Jobsforinfopros.com is an independent job board dedicated to information professionals.  We know the market well and offer a mix of contemporary and traditional ‘jobs by email' and via RSS feeds and are equipped to deliver expert CV and interview advice.

KMWorld magazine is dedicated to document, content, and knowledge management, and business process management.  In many organizations, solutions in these critical areas are sorely lacking.

KnowledgeBoard is the leading online destination for knowledge management professionals offering features, articles, documents and peer to peer forums to over 12,000 members. Register free now at http://www.knowledgeboad.com/.

New Media Age - the UK's only weekly magazine covering the business of interactive media and online marketing; essential reading for anyone using interactive media to communicate with their customers.

NGLIS Network of Government Librarians and Information Specialists is a non-affiliated organisation run by and for information specialists in Government departments & agencies. We provide an opportunity to network with colleagues and keep up to date with best practice. We also publish a journal, Network, which includes articles on government library & information work and members also receive a bi-monthly electronic newsletter. We organise a topical annual conference, run courses on subjects and skills of interest to our members, arrange visits to other libraries and hold various social events throughout the year.

Norwegian Library Association is a national independent organisation of 3.300 individual and institutional members, with the main task to encourage and promote the development of all kinds of Norwegian libraries.

NVB is the Dutch Association for Library, Information and Knowledge Professionals. Our aims are to promote the profession and to improve the professional level of our members and to lobby for the profession at policy level. The association is organised in chapters reflecting either the type of library or a particular interest field. The NVB co-organises and facilitates several events, amongst others the Online Conference Netherlands.

ONLINE is written for information professionals and provides articles, product reviews, case studies, evaluation, and informed opinion about selecting, using, and managing electronic information products.

Research Information exists in both print and electronic forms, as Europe's premier magazine, website and electronic newsletter for online content and information management, serving the needs of publishers, researchers, scientists and STM librarians.  The website and newsletter extend and enhance the magazine's coverage by offering up-to-the minute industry news, product and event listings, and reports.

The monthly issue of Revolution delivers exclusive news, analysis, features and reports on developments in digital marketing.  For more information visit http://www.revolutionmagazine.com/.

Searcher: The Magazine for Database Professionals is a unique publication that explores and deliberates on a comprehensive range of issues important to the professional database searcher.

Search Engine Strategies (SES) is the leading global conference & expo series that educates delegates on search engine marketing (SEM), including optimization (SEO) and advertising strategies, tactics and best practices. SES Search Marketing Events provide instruction from the industry's top Search experts, including representatives of the Search Engines themselves. Look below for an event near you or read on to find out more about our conference & expo series.

SLA is a nonprofit global organization for innovative information professionals. SLA serves more than 12,000 members in 83 countries in the information profession, including corporate, academic and government information specialists. SLA-Europe was established in 1972 to provide information professionals in Europe with a unique networking opportunity through regular meetings and social events. Come visit the SLA stand to meet members of the association. Benefits of SLA membership include: 'Information Outlook' monthly magazine, free membership of a regional chapter and subject division.


Founded in 1947, the Society of Archivists is the recognised professional body for archivists, records managers and conservators in the United Kingdom and Ireland. There are a number of membership options available to join the Society, and the recently created Affiliate Membership category is open to all individuals with an interest in archives, records management and conservation. For further details of joining or to find out more about the Society's activities please contact the Society's office.


Swedish Association for Information Specialists is a non-profit organisation for networking and competence development. The Association gives training and arranges conferences. It also publishes a quarterly journal and an information industry newsletter.

Tietoasiantuntijat ry
The Society for Finnish Information Specialists is an association for experts and specialists working in different fields of Information Industry. The aim of the society is to promote professional skills of its members, the cooperation between other associations in the branch and to enhance the development of Information Industry.

UKeIG
The UK e-Information Group (UKeiG) is a respected and well-established body for all information professionals, users and developers of electronic information resources. The Group promotes the effective exploitation and management of electronic information in all formats.

Upplýsing, www.upplysing.is was founded in 1999, when four Icelandic library associations, the oldest founded in 1960, officially merged. Upplýsing is almost exclusively operated on voluntarily basis. Publications: the newsletter Fregnir and the journal Bókasafnið, www.bokasafnid.is. Semiannual Conference.