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"TOC has quickly become the leading conference on publishing technology; it has filled the hole left by the demise of the lamented Seybold conferences." —Bill Rosenblatt, Copyright and Technology

"While the economy is bad and companies everywhere are looking to cut expenses, TOC is one of those events that’s just too important for publishers to miss." —Kirk Biglione, MediaLoper

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"Once again, O'Reilly's TOC is exceeding my expectations." —Bob Pritchett

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• "Blogging and Social Media, Part 1" Chris Brogan, CrossTech Media
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• "How Progress Happens: Leading the Human Side of Change" Scott Berkun, Berkun Consulting
  40:39

More TOC 2009 Videos

• eBooks: How Soon Is Now  Peter Balis
• Optimizing Distribution + Maximizing Control + Channel Transformation = The Perfect Trifecta for Publishers  Russell P. Reeder, Chris Odom
• Sparking an E-Book Revolution through a Self-Serve Model  Sameer Shariff
• Taking Open Source Publishing Further: Tools from the Open Publishing Lab at the Rochester Institute of Technology  Patricia Albanese, Matthew Bernius, Michael Riordan, Tona Henderson
• Survey of Current E-Readers  Liza Daly, Keith Fahlgren, Anusha Nirmalananthan

More TOC 2009 Presentation Files

• Rolling out Android .apk Files in Ebook Bundles
• Outperforming Books at Getting a Job Done
• Michael Tamblyn's TOC Frankfurt presentation (actually a dramatic recreation thereof)
• William Patry delivering Frey Lecture in Intellectual Property Law at Duke
• Qwitter: Accessible Twitter client (uses TTS) (via @doctorow)

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