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Celebration of Bookselling Features Presentation
ABA Day of Education Kicks Off With Thought-Provoking Panel
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Booksellers can hear about the ways that they can gain access to capital at BEA session on the Economic Stimulus Package
 As part of ABA's Day of Education, at the Javits Convention Center on Thursday, May 28, in Room 1E12 in the Javits Center from 1:15 p.m. - 2:30 p.m., a panel of e-content experts will discuss trends in digital content, including e-books and audio books, and their impact on independent bookstores in "Going Digital: An Industry Discussion on Selling E-Content."
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All ABA members are invited to a welcome reception, sponsored by Random House and BookExpo America, on Wednesday, May 27, from 9:00 p.m. to midnight in the Grand Ballroom at Hotel ABA, the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn.
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 The IBNYC (Independent Booksellers of New York City) is profiling New York City IndieBound bookstores on their blog throughout May. The series, which also includes bookseller tips for other nearby indie businesses listed on IndieBound.org, is a guide for visiting NYC booksellers during BookExpo America.
At ABA's Day of Education, to be held at BookExpo America on Thursday, May 28, at the Jacob K. Javits Center in New York City, ABA members will find roundtable discussions available for all store sizes. In addition, on Saturday, May 30, ABA members are invited to attend informal roundtable discussions covering an array of topics.
 On May 21, the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression announced that 2020 Vision USA, a Sarasota, Florida, direct importer of reading glasses and sunglasses, has agreed to contribute $1 to ABFFE for every pair of glasses it sells to independent bookstores.
ABA Members at BEA Invited to Attend Launch of Brooklyn Book Festival
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American Booksellers Association is a national trade association that supports and advocates for the success of independent bookstores. We provide members with education, networking opportunities, advocacy, resources, and technology. In turn our members support local schools through book fairs, donations and author visits; promote literacy; provide inclusive community centers; connect readers and books; add character to neighborhoods; champion and center diverse and new voices; and contribute to the local economy. We feel honored to support them in their work.
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