Our study will emphasize the use of GIS, audio and video based Internet publishing tools as key elements in the expansion of the scope and reach of the Internet as a public information vehicle. The global Internet has made possible the creation of a digital library which permits scientific, technical and humanities publications to exist within a global environment, with peer review and public access possible worldwide. What was once only a memory of the great library at Alexandria and all that it represented is now a reality on the global network.
Tyndall, Timothy. "The RAIN Network - Regional Public Internet Broadcasting." In Proceedings of an ICCC/IFIP Conference. ELPUB. Washington D.C.: ICCC Pres, 1998.
Conference held at Central European University, Budapest, Hungary