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      <title>View from the Hill</title>
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      <description>Following a very long period of involvement in the development and delivery of C&amp;amp;IT, Anne Mumford has recently become Head of JISC ASSIST. From her base in Computing Services at Loughborough University she has the responsibility of supporting and encouraging &#34;those charged with a C&amp;amp;IT; strategic brief in UK HE institutions&#34; so that they &#34;meet the objectives of their information strategies.&#34; This covers assistance with the delivery of C&amp;amp;IT on campus, the preparation of briefing papers for senior management, the impact of JISC services within subject areas, training and awareness and the development of JISC&#39;s communication channels with the academic community.</description>
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      <title>Networking Moving Images</title>
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      <description>The JISC Strategy [1] states: &#34;The JISC recognises the growing importance of multimedia data and will promote measures to ensure such data is appropriately available and transmitted electronically.&#34;
As part of this consideration, a meeting was organised by the British Universities Film and Video Council (BUFVC) [2] which is now funded through JISC. This consultation meeting was held at the National Film Theatre on 18 December and was attended by about 220 people.</description>
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