Erratum: "Assisting E-Government Users with Animated Talking Faces" by P. Foglia, F. Giuntoli, C. A. Prete, and M. Zanda

ABSTRACT

The references were inadvertently removed from an article entitled "Assisting E-Government Users with Animated Talking Faces" in the January-February 2007 issue of <interactions>. We apologize for this oversight. The information is available below.

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