Category Archives: News

The photos and bios for speakers Lindsey Hansen and Linda Holmberg are now available on the speakers page along with their session description on the schedule.

We’re still on the hunt for a speaker for our eighth session. If you’re a librarian at a library serving less than 10k people and have an idea that doesn’t overlap one of the other seven sessions, please contact us. … Continue reading →

At 9:56:01 AM CT today we had our 200th registration with the 201st following less than a minute later. At this point we’ve broken every sign-up record ever for an event sponsored by us here at the Nebraska Library Commission. … Continue reading →

I just realized that we hadn’t established a hash tag for the event yet. So, I hereby declare the hash tag to be #BTSL. (#bigtalk’s already taken.)

It was wonderful to come into the office this morning and see that registrations for the conference are now at 102. We’ve got 1,000 seats folks so be sure to encourage all of your colleagues to register.

Jessamyn West has sent me her session title and description which are now available on the schedule page. Check out her session in the 1:00pm time slot.

We’ve just confirmed that Lindsey Hansen and Linda Holmberg of the Centerville Community Library (SD) will be speaking about combo school/public libraries. Session details and bios will be posted as soon as they’re available.

Late last week we lost one of our confirmed speakers. (She’s fine, there was just a conflict.) So, we’ve got two open slots at this point. I’ve got lines on several possibilities but any suggestions are welcome. If you’ve got … Continue reading →

It’s only after announcing something that you realize what you forgot to tell people, or did, but they just can’t find it on your site. So, if you’re wondering things like “must I be in the US to attend” and … Continue reading →

Welcome everyone! Today we’ve started announcing this conference to the world and the registrations are starting to come in. As you browse around the site you may notice that there is still a hole in the schedule and that we’re … Continue reading →