ASA Annual Conference 2011: Recession is the Mother of Invention
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Programme
Monday February 21st
| 09:15 | Registration; tea/coffee |
| 09:50 | Welcome and Introduction Peter Lawson, Chairman, ASA |
Keynote 1: The Subscription is Dead: Long Live...?
Chaired by Sarah Durrant, Secretary General, ASA, and Director, Red Sage Consulting
| 10:00 | Recession as the mother of invention: new models for hard times Rick Anderson, Associate Director for Scholarly Resources and Collections, University of Utah |
| 10:30 | This year's model: strategies for increasing access to research content Mark Ware, Director, Mark Ware Consulting |
| 11:00 | Open access: the Wellcome experience Robert Kiley, Head of Digital Services, The Wellcome Trust |
Panel discussion
| 11:30 | Coffee/tea |
Session 2: The Customer Knows Best? Patron-Driven Access to eBooks and Journals
Chaired by Peter Lawson, Chairman, ASA
| 12:00 | Patron-driven acquisition and other trends in eBook access Ian Hames, Vice President of International Sales, eBrary |
| 12:30 |
Get it. Got it. Good? (presentation to follow) Panel discussion |
| 13:00-14:00 | Networking Lunch |
Session 3: Show Me the Value! The New Reality of Library-Publisher Negotiations
Chaired by Jill Taylor-Roe, Liaison and Academic Services, Newcastle University, UK
| 14:00 | Price, value, library budgets and purchasing decisions; the new (un)realities David Hoole, Director, IP Policy and Licensing, Nature Publishing Group |
| 14:30 | The intermediary in the digital age - luxury or necessity? A view from the library Dr. Hildegard Schaeffler, Head of Serials and Electronic Media, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek |
| 15:00 | Journal subscriptions in austerity Britain David Prosser, Executive Director, Research Libraries UK (RLUK) |
Panel discussion
| 15:30 | Coffee/tea |
Session 4: News International: Scholarly Information Provision Around the World
Chaired by Monika Krieg, Head of Publisher Relations, Harrassowitz
| 16:00 | The scholarly and research information arena in China Caitlin Meadows, Publishing Services Director, Charlesworth Group |
| 16:30 | The continuing evolution of library-publisher negotiations in India Professor Roshan Raina, Indian Institute of Management |
| 17:00 | Managing an overseas campus: the view from Nottingham Dick Chamberlain, Head of Collection & Access Management, Information Services, Uni. Nottingham |
Panel discussion
| 17:30-17:50 | Library Choice: Brief Presentation & Questions |
| 18:00-19:30 | Wine Reception |
Tuesday February 22nd
| 08:30 | Tea/coffee |
Keynote 2: The Road Ahead: The Future of Research Communication
Chaired by Sarah Durrant, Secretary General of the ASA & Director, Red Sage Consulting
| 09:00 | Triumph and disaster: the future of university libraries in the age of the fee-paying student Phil Sykes, University Librarian, University of Liverpool |
| 09:30 | The future of scholarly communication: the next five years Dr Sven Fund, Managing Director, Walter de Gruyter |
Panel discussion
| 10:00 | Tea/coffee |
Session 6: The E-only Landscape: Journey Without Maps?
Chaired by Ann Lawson, Senior Publisher Relations Executive, Europe, EBSCO & Treasurer, ASA
| 10:30 | Moves towards e-only provision: incentives and barriers Michael Jubb, Director, Research Information Network (RIN) |
| 11:00 | Sharing experience: notes from an advanced electronic research library Ingbritt Butina, Deputy University Librarian, University of Copenhagen and Faculty Librarian, Faculty Library of Science & Medicine, Royal Library of Denmark |
| 11:30 | E-only pricing models: are publishers and their library customers on the same page? Melinda Kenneway, Director, TBI Communications |
| 12:00 | The role of the intermediary in an e-only world (also available as a video via YouTube) Mark Carden, Executive Vice President, Global Sales & Marketing, Publishing Technology plc. |
Panel discussion
| 12:30-13:30 | Networking Lunch |
Session 7: Publishing Technology: Shaping Future Research Communication
Chaired by Richard Padley, Managing Director, Semantico
| 13:30 | Video-based scholarly publication: breathing life into the life sciences Phill Jones, Editorial Director, Journal of Visualized Experiments (JOVE) |
| 14:00 | Nanopublication and its consequences for the STM landscape Jan Velterop, Concept Web Alliance |
| 14:30 | Show me the data! Why we all need to deliver more of what users want Toby Green, Head of Publishing, OECD Publishing |
Panel discussion
| 15:00 |
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| 15:15 | ASA Members Meeting (open to members of the ASA only) |
Registration
Registration for the 2011 is now losed as the conference is fully booked.
Conference Sponsors
The ASA would like to thank the following organisations who have generously sponsored the 2011 ASA Conference:
Speaker Bios
Sponsors
Support of the following sponsors is gratefully acknowledged.