1. Videos
1.1. Future of Screen Technology
2. Intro
2.1. Ranganathan
2.1.1. Books are for use. Every reader his [or her] book. Every book its reader. Save the time of the reader. The library is a growing organism.
2.2. Internet
2.2.1. Innovation crisis?
2.2.1.1. Facebook dominance
3. Back to the text
3.1. Kindle and ebooks exploding
3.1.1. Pure text
3.1.2. Social around the text
4. Back to the physical space
4.1. DAC/DigiWall
4.1.1. Geo local
4.1.1.1. MyWorld
4.1.1.2. Foursquare
4.1.1.3. Facebook Places
4.1.1.4. Gowalla
4.1.2. Library Museums Archives
4.1.2.1. Platsr.se
4.1.2.1.1. Swedish National Heritage Board
4.1.3. Story telling
4.1.3.1. Places where stories are created
4.1.3.2. "James Joyce said..."
4.1.3.3. The Library & it's relations
5. Professional future
5.1. combination of skills
5.1.1. evaluation
5.1.1.1. not only internet OR physical collections
5.1.2. quality control
5.1.3. connections
5.2. Branding
5.2.1. personal
5.2.1.1. strengths
5.2.1.2. weaknesses
5.2.1.2.1. What happens to the library when the branded librarian leaves?
5.2.2. instition
5.3. Balance
5.3.1. we know the tools now
5.3.1.1. attention can involve more
5.3.1.1.1. we can find a new balance
5.4. The matchmaker
5.4.1. ICT
5.4.2. Education
5.4.3. Archives
5.4.4. Museums
5.4.5. Citizens
5.4.6. Spiders!
5.4.6.1. proactively make people talk
5.4.6.1.1. libraries = civilization
5.5. The market creator
5.5.1. ebooks
5.5.2. pluralism
5.5.3. new commercial attention
5.5.4. guarantee for a stable market
5.5.4.1. BUT! we don't want monopoly
5.5.5. new players
5.5.5.1. old publishing industry can't relate to change
5.5.5.1.1. we are in between
5.6. Mobile librarian
5.7. Hybrid Librarians
5.7.1. from institution to person
5.7.1.1. definition of library = librarian
5.7.1.1.1. u can have a Librarian without a library but not a library without librarians
5.8. Tribes
5.8.1. Virtual
5.8.2. Physical
5.8.3. A new Librarian Mashup Professional
5.8.3.1. the whole thing
5.8.3.1.1. connections!