Welcome and goals of the workshop

• Robert Aymar (CERN)

Room: AB Auditorium (6-2-024)

UNESCO's approach to Open Access and Public Domain Information

• Walter Erdelen (UNESCO)

by Walter Erdelen - UNESCO

OA at WSIS

• hans Hoffmann (CERN)

Open Access - what has been going on?

• Alma Swan (Key Perspectives Ltd. - UK)

The role of the funding agencies

• Andrew le Masurier

Options of current OA publications in HEP

• Martin Blume (APS)

E-journals long-term electronic archiving overview

• Ruth Jones (British Library)

CERN OA publishing in the LHC era.

• Rudiger Voss (CERN)

Round Table

• Guido Altarelli (CERN)
• Daniele Amati (SISSA)
• Marc Brodsky (AIP)
• Fred Friend (JISC)
• Hans-Ake Gustafsson (University of Lund (ALICE))
• Ken Lilliwhite (IOPP)
• Claus Montonen (EPS)
• Poole John (JACoW)
• Michael Praszalowicz (Acta Physica Polonica, B)
• Fridger Schrempp (DESY)
• Steinar Stapnes (University of Oslo (ATLAS))
• Jan Velterop (Springer)

Overview of the questions we need to ask

• Leo Waaijers (SURF-DARE)

Summary of the two first day's issues and focus for the second day's discussion

• Fred Friend (JISC)

General discussion

Commitments to take back home

• Ken Peach (John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science)