2012 Speakers

• Adam Hyde (FLOSS Manuals) – Social Book Production
• Adam Witwer (O’Reilly Media) – We’ve got the tools. Let’s start using them.
• Anna Lewis (ValoBox) – Books in browsers … what next?
• Bill McCoy (IDPF) – Teaching the browser EPUB 3 (and learning on the way)
• Brian O’Leary (Magellan Media Partners) – The library within us
• Chris Conley (ACLU) – Digital Books and dotRights
• Craig Mod – Why aren’t you publishing on Facebook?
• Henrik Berggren (Readmill) – Learnings from a year of building a service for readers
• Hugh McGuire (Pressbooks) – Authoring for Discoverability
• John Maxwell (Simon Fraser Univ.) – The Webby Future of Structured Markup: Not Your Father’s XML.
• Kassia Krozser (Booksquare) – What Do Readers Want? Books! How Do They Want Them? Every Way Possible!
• Kate Pullinger (author) – Having My Cake
• Kevin Franco (Enthrill) – Endpaper Engine
• Laura Dawson (Bowker) – When a book is not a book.
• Liz Castro (Pgs, Gourds, & Wikis) – Zen* and the art of the modular book
• Liza Daly (Safari Books Online) – The self-publishing book
• Masaaki Hagino (Voyager Japan) – Enhancement of the Book
• Matt MacInnis (Inkling) – /multimedia ebooks/
• Matthew Cavnar (Vook) – Reading across devices
• Maureen Evans and Blaine Cook (Poeti.ca) – Dear Editor: conversation in an electronic age
• Michael Tamblyn (Kobo Books) – /data lessons/
• Miral Sattar (BiblioCrunch) – You’ve picked your authoring plaform. Now what?
• Nancy Ruenzel (Peachpit Press) – Lessons from the ebook foundry
• Pablo Defendini (Safari Books Online) – Reading on the big screen.
• Peter Collingridge (Enhanced Editions) – Failure is an option
• Ron Hogan (Beatrice) – Beatrice: My foray into self-publishing
• Ron Martinez (Aerbook) – Books in Clouds
• Stephanie Syman (Atavist) – The Reader Experience
• Tobias Green (Playlab London) – The Written World