Outmaneuvering online spammers, scammers, and stalkers is not on the top of the list for most Internet librarians, but it should be as we work with our clients in many different environments. This thought-provoking keynote alerts us to the dangers and suggests some key strategies for safe workplaces, encryption, computer protection, and protecting children. Our entertaining speaker has learned these strategies firsthand and shares her experiences and knowledge.

Knowledge is on the move, immersing us in facts, figures, and opinions delivered through a continuous digital media tide on TV, on the Web, in our car computers, and via our pocket PCs. Media technologist Jack Powers takes us on a guided tour of the developing real-time media universe, from the networked multimedia home to pocket digital libraries, from instant wireless access to intelligent information robots. You'll see what smart businesses are deploying today, what leading developers are planning for the next few years, and what visionary academics foresee as the long-term future of information online.

This keynote, by one of the world's leading authorities and Internet pioneers, is sure to be a favorite. Danny Sullivan examines changes to major Web searching tools over the past year and provides tips about what we should be looking for in the year to come.