LJ's Day of Dialog Registration 2010

-- Library Journal, 03/01/2010

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Join Library Journal for the annual daododfkeicakdkf year at javits center in NyJoin Library Journal for the annual Day of Dialog—this year at the Javits Center in New York City—a free, day-long program where librarians, publishers, authors, and vendors meet to discuss issues that affect the book and library world. This year's Day of Dialog will include new ebook/social networking platforms from Blio and Copia, picks and trends from editors at major publishers, a program on the thriller genre (authors TBA), and a panel on audiobook pricing and future in an ebook world. The event will run concurrently with one from School Library Journal (also being held at the Javits Center), which will cover YA and children's books, so there is opportunity for attendees to cross over to programs there as well.

Be our guests for exciting discussions, coffee and croissants, and lunch. Additionally, Day of Dialog attendees will have guaranteed seating at BEA's opening event shortly following the LJ and SLJ programs as well as special discounted passes to BEA.

DATE: Tuesday, May 25 | TIME: 9:15-4:00 PM | REGISTER FREE TODAY

LOCATION: Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
655 West 34th Street
New York, NY 10001

To register for BookExpo America (BEA) 2010
and save with Special Discounts ($20 off All Access 3-Day Pass and $10 off One-Day Pass) in addition to Early Bird Discounts, go to www.bookexpoamerica.com/LJ and enter "DOD" in the Priority Code Box.

Questions? Contact LJEvents@reedbusiness.com

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
9:15-9:45 AM	BREAKFAST, REGISTRATION
9:45-10:00 AM	WELCOME, Francine Fialkoff, Editor-in-Chief, Library Journal
10:00-11:15 AM	PANEL I: Editor's Picks The latest titles and trends from publishing insiders MODERATOR: Barbara Hoffert, Prepub Alert Editor, Library Journal PANELISTS: Amy Einhorn, Vice President and Publishers, Amy Einhorn Books: Penguin Group (USA) Jennifer Hershey, Senior Vice President, Editor in Chief of Ballantine Bantam Dell Kelley Ragland, Editorial Director, Minotaur Books Liate Stehlik, Senior Vice President and Publisher, HarperCollins
11:15-12:30 PM	PANEL II: Blio/Copia & Device Agnostic Platforms The new face of reading MODERATOR: Barbara Genco, Collection Management Editor, Library Journal PANELISTS: George Coe, Baker & Taylor Anthony Antonio, Copia Christoper Platt, NYPL
12:30-1:30 PM	LUNCH
1:30-2:30 PM	PANEL III: Audiobooks, Music, & Movies: Content and Format Content and Format changes PANELISTS: Michele Cobb, BBC Audiobooks America Steve Potash, OverDrive Brian Downing, Library Ideas
2:30-3:15 PM	GADGET GALLERY Attendees will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with the newest devices (from smartphones and androids to iPads and more) for ebooks, audio, and video, courtesy of Overdrive.
3:15-4:30 PM	PANEL IV: Thrillers: International Thriller Writers discuss the Future of the Genre The genre and the authors brought to you by the International Thriller Writers MODERATOR: Jeff Ayers, Seattle PL PANELISTS: Steve Berry, Author, The Emperorâs Tomb (will be signing galleys at BEA) Lisa Gardner, Author, Live to Tell (will be signing galleys at BEA) Jon Land, Author, Strong Justice (will be signing galleys at BEA) Gayle Lynds, Author, The Book of Spies Brad Meltzer, Author, Heroes for my Son, and The Inner Circle
4:30-5:30 PM	CLOSING COCKTAIL RECEPTION