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      <title>IWMW 2005</title>
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      <description>The 9th Institutional Web Management Workshop [1], a three-day event held at the Manchester Conference Centre [2], Manchester University [3], UK, 6-8 July 2005 had as its theme this year &#39;Whose web is it anyway?&#39;. How apt at a time when we are all continuing to attempt delivery of systems and services to meet users&#39; needs and requirements within institutional demands and pressures on resource. The format this year was six plenary sessions, two parallel workshop slots, two sessions for regional groups to discuss Content Management Systems (CMS), two panel sessions and one slot for delegates to attend an extra discussion session or look round the poster displays/vendor stalls.</description>
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