Emily Lynema - Systems Librarian for Digital Projects, North Carolina State University
Terry Reese - Oregon State University

Dan Scott - Laurentian University

Andrew Nagy - Villanova University

Brad Tofel - Lead Developer, Wayback Machine, Internet Archive

Casey Durfee - LibraryThing

Ross Singer - Interoperability and Open Standards Champion, Talis
Jonathan Rochkind - Johns Hopkins University Libraries

Trevor Owens - Technology Evangelist, Center for History and New Media, George Mason University

David Walker - California State University
David Walker, from California State University, will show a prototype that uses the new OCLC Grid Services WorldCat API. The presentation will detail the newly released WorldCat API, examining its strengths and weaknesses. The prototype will include some examples of how libraries might integrate the API with their local systems in order to build a custom WorldCat interface designed specifically for their users.

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Aaron Swartz - Tech Lead, Open Library

Oregon State University and Code4lib are offering scholarships to promote gender and cultural diversity.

OSU / Code4lib Gender Diversity Scholarship

The OSU / Code4lib Gender Diversity Scholarship will provide up to $1000 to cover travel costs and conference fees for one qualified attendee to the 2008 Code4lib conference (February 25-28 in Portland, OR). This scholarship is eligible to any woman interested in actively contributing to the mission and goals of the Code4lib Conference.