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EUROMEDIA

Annual Scientific Conference on Web Technology, New Media, Communications and Telematics Theory, Methods, Tools and Applications

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EUROMEDIA 2002: Modena, Italy

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EUROMEDIA 2001: Valencia, Spain

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EUROMEDIA 2000: Antwerp, Belgium

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EUROMEDIA 1999: Munich, Germany

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EUROMEDIA 1998: Leicester, UK

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Alexander Verbraeck, Marwan Al-Akaidi:
EUROMEDIA 1998 featuring WEBTEC-MEDIATEC-COMTEC-APTEC, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, January 5-6, 1998. SCS, The Society for Computer Simulation International 1998, ISBN 1-56555-140-0 [contents]

EUROMEDIA 1996: London, UK

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Alexander Verbraeck:
EUROMEDIA 1996 featuring WEBTEC-MEDIATEC-COMTEC-APTEC, Holiday Inn Nelson Dock, London, UK, December 19-21, 1996. SCS, The Society for Computer Simulation International 1996, ISBN 1-56555-102-8 [contents]

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