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ALA MIDWINTER 2007 EXHIBITOR LIST AS of 12-13-06 Company ALA MIDWINTER 2007 EXHIBITOR LIST AS OF 12-13-06 Company Name Booths 3M 1415 AnchorFree 1264 A Fashion Hayvin Inc. 442 Annick Press 3708 A. Rifkin Co. 342 Annual Reviews 1535 AAAS/Science Online 1462 Answers Corp 557 ABC-CLIO 1242 Arab Film Distribution 1565 ABDO Publishing Company 3500 Artisan Books 3307 Abingdon Press 2621 ASM/CSIRO 659 Abrams/Amulet/STC. 3322 Association of College & Absolute Backorder Service Inc. 1346 Research Libraries (ACRL) 1626 Abstract Studio, Inc. 744 Atlas Systems 1118 ACLS History E-Book Project 2455 August House Publishers 1236 ACM, Inc. 455 Auralog 2648 Action! Library Media Service 2647 Auto-Graphics, Inc. 3619 Adam Matthew Publications Ltd 1364 Aux Amateurs de Livres 853 ADV Films 744 Avalon Publishing Group (Dist. in US by Publishers Group Agati Inc. 2042 West) 947 Akashic Books 3309 AWE 1257 North ALA Archives Lobby B&H Publishing Group 2642 ALA Editions 244 Backstage Library Works 1219 ALA TechSource 1713 Baker & Taylor 1221 Alexander Street Press 3015 Barron's 1114 Alexandria/Big 6 Turbo Tools 1349 Basch Subscriptions, Inc. 962 Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill 3307 BCI/Eurobib/TotaLibra 3202 Alibris 1122 Bearport Publishing Co. 2151 Altarama Information Systems 146 Begell House Inc. 1469 Belser Wissenschaftlicher Amazon.com 2810 Dienst 1820 Ambassador Books and Media 1215 Bentham Science Publishers American Academy Of Ltd. 2651 Pediatrics 142 Berkeley Electronic Press 657 American Collective Stand®, The 1815 Berkshire Publishing Group LLC 2923 American Economic Association 2342 Bernan 1337 American Institute of Physics 2344 Better Business Bureau 2153 American Interfile & Library Better World Books 642 Relocations 762 Bibliotheca Inc. 347 American Libraries Magazine 1713 Big Cozy Books 859 American Psychological Bilingual Books, Inc. 644 Association 1642 Binder Minder by Book Support American Society for the Systems, Inc. 1124 Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 1245 BioMed Central 352 Amigos Library Services 1846 BioOne 1847 Anacomp Micro-Imaging Birchard Company 2742 Resources 1368 Black Dog & Leventhal 3307 Ancestry.com/MyFamily.com 759 Black Heron Press 461 Blackstone Audio Inc. 844 Cobblestone Publishing 3408 Blackwell Book Services 2904 codemantra 457 Blackwell Publishing Inc. 2145 Collins US 3510 Bloom's Literary Criticism 1147 Columbia University Press 1315 Bloomsbury/Walker & Co. 3305 Combined Book Exhibit 1815 Blue Apple Books 3520 Combined Book Exhibit Online 1815 BMJ Publishing Group 1234 Comex Systems Inc. 2918 Book House Inc 1651 Compass Point Books 2046 Book Systems, Inc. 653 Compendium Library Services 645 BookExpo America 1818 Comprise Technologies 1157 BookLetters 1336 Consortium Book Sales & Booklist 1231 Distribution 257 Books On Tape 3502 Continuum 2443 Borroughs Corp. 1537 Coutts Library Services 2622 Bowker 3006 CQ Press 1448 Boyds Mills Press 3219 CRC Press 1904 Boys' Life Magazine 3709 Creative Bookwear Apparel 3710 BrainPOP 144 Cricket Books 3408 Brepols Publishers 953 Cricket Magazine Group 3408 Brill/IDC 2442 Criticas 2920 Brilliance Audio 1945 Crowley Micrographics, Inc. 651 Brodart Co. 1419 CSA 3009 Brookhaven Press 1146 Dark Horse Books 744 BWI 1051 DC Comics 848 CABI 1263 Dekker Encyclopedias 1904 Cambridge University Press 2242 DEMCO Inc. 3002 Candlewick Press 3702 DEMCO Library Interiors 3202 Capstone Press 1948 Diamond Book Distributors 744 Career Cruising 354 Digital Library Reserve 1563 Carolyn Forsman Conversation Digital Library Systems Group / Piece Jewelry 958 Image Access, Inc. 2654 Carroll Publishing 344 Disc Go Technologies 553 Carus Publishing Company 3408 DK Publishing Inc. 3310 Casalini Libri 753 Drexel University Online 153 Case[werks], LLC 2452 Duke University Press 2646 Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. 559 Dun & Bradstreet 1116 Cato Institute 2454 Eaglemont Press 3620 Cdigix 2749 Eastern Book Company 446 Centurion Technologies 1557 EBL - Ebook Library 2751 Charlesbridge Publishing 3401 ebrary 648 CheckFlix 453 EBSCO Information Services 1920 Chelsea House Publishers 1147 Economist Intelligence Unit 1916 Children's Book Press (Dist. in Ed Technology Tools 455 US by Publishers Group West) 947 Educational Maps and Globes 1467 Children's Plus, Inc. 2055 Eerdmans Books for Young Children's Press 3115 Readers 3200 Child's World Inc. 3802 e-Image Data Corp. 1664 Choice 1625 Elecompack by A.S.R.S. 2009 Chronicle Books 3520 Ellison 2500 Cinco Puntos Press 3309 Elora Media 2748 CISTI - Canada Institute for Elsevier Inc. 2109 Scientific and Technical Emerald Group Publishing Information 554 Limited 1154 Clarion Books 3415 Emery-Pratt Company 2806 CLCD Company, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. 2911 LLC/Children's Literature 157 Enslow Publishers Inc. 3509 CMS, Inc. 2544 Entertainment Liquidators of 1666 Canada Harper Collins Publishers 3512 Envisionware 2619 HARRASSOWITZ 751 Erasmus Boekhandel BV 754 Henry Holt and Company 3205 ERIC 2445 Highsmith Inc. 2815 Estey/Tennsco 2820 Holiday House 3300 Euromonitor International 459 Hollinger Corporation 1165 Europa Publications 1904 Holtzbrinck Publishers 3210 Eustis Chair 945 Houghton Mifflin Company 3415 Ex Libris (USA), Inc. 2447 Hunter Publishing 2451 Facet Publishing 2101 Hyperion Books for Children 3807 Facts On File Inc. 1247 iArchives, Inc. 242 Facts On File News Services 3221 IBERBOOK-Sanchez Cuesta 854 Family History Library 448 ICEX - Spanish Institute for Farrar Straus Giroux 3208 Foreign Trade 1913 Ferguson Publishing 1247 ID Recall Systems, LLC 1266 Films Media Group 254 Idea Group Inc. 1560 Financial Times 141 IDW Publishing 743 Find the Fun Productions 452 IEEE 2444 Firefly Books 3318 IFLA-International Federation of Associations and Institutions First Second Books 3213 1216 Image Comics 744 Fitzhenry & Whiteside Ltd. 1942 FKI Logistex 1260 Index Data 1460 Formac/James Lorimer & Co. 3320 Indus International, Inc. 1271 Frances Lincoln (Dist. in US by Infobase Publishing Company 1147 Publishers Group West) 947 Infor Library Solutions 2719 Frankfurt Book Fair 1818 Information School 858 Franklin Watts 3115 Information Today, Inc. 2554 Free Spirit Publishing 3804 Ingenta, Inc. 954 Friends of Libraries U.S.A. 1902 Ingram Library Services Inc. 3012 Frozen Light Collection 1060 Inkwater Press & First Books 148 Frye Gillan Molinaro Architects, Innovative Interfaces, Inc. 1451 Ltd. 2044 Innovative Rehabilitation Galaxy Press 1163 Technology, Inc (IRTI) 2743 Gaylord Brothers 2005 Inside 1059 Google Inc. 1907 Institute for Children and GOPRINT SYSTEMS, INC. 2053 Poverty 1269 Graphic Arts Center Publishing Institute of Museum and Library Services Company 1268 1436 Integrated Technology Group 1217 Green Ronin Publishing 2852 Greenwood Electronic Intelex Corp 1751 Media/Greenwood Publishing Interface Electronics, Inc. 243 Group 2202 IntraData, Inc. 351 Greenwood Publishing Group 2202 IOP Publishing 2010 Grey House Publishing 2809 Island Press 2152 Grolier/Grolier Online 3115 iTeam Resources, Inc 2847 Groundwood Books (Dist. in US JAMA & Archives Journals/AMA 1466 by Publishers Group West) 947 Jasper Library Furniture 1054 Grove Press/Atlantic Monthly Jean Touzot Librairie (Dist. in US by Publishers Internationale 952 Group West) 947 JES / The Korean Book Center 152 H W Wilson, Co. 2502 JFJ Disc Repair 2645 Hachette Book Group USA 3517 John Wiley & Sons Inc. 2247 Hale Manufacturing 1369 Johns Hopkins University Press 2142 Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Junior Library Guild 3809 Inc. 862 Kids Can Press 3712 Handprint Books 3520 Kingfisher Publications 3415 Harcourt Children's Books 3315 Kirtas Technologies, Inc. 2652 Harper Collins Children's Books 3610 Knovel Corporation 1657 Midwest Tape 1251 Landmark Audiobooks Inc. 1058 Milkweed Editions (Dist. in US Latin American Book Store Ltd. 755 by Publishers Group West) 947 Laughing Elephant 261 Milliken Contract 551 LearningExpress, LLC 1915 Mohawk Library Furniture 1367 Lectorum 3115 Montel, Inc. 2300 Leo A Daly 2551 Moonjar 262 Lerner Publishing Group 3421 Morgan Reynolds Publishing 3706 Lexicon Training Services 655 Morningstar 1910 LexisNexis 2515 Mountaineers Books 1164 Liberty Fund, Inc. 2148 Movie Licensing USA 842 LibQUAL+ 1849 National Archive Publishing Co. Libramation, Inc. 1254 - NAPC 2848 Librarian's Yellow Pages 1363 National Book Network 2915 Librarica LLC 451 National Education Association 359 Libraries Unlimited/Greenwood National Geographic Society 3608 Publishing Group 2202 National Library Relocations Library Associates 2853 Inc. 362 Library Automation Naxos Music Library 355 Technologies 150 NComputing, Inc. 156 Library Bureau Steel 2909 Neal-Schuman Publishers Inc. 2101 Library Design Systems, Inc. 462 Nedbook International 454 Library Dynamics 1562 Neschen Americas 2343 Library Journal 2920 New Orleans Public Library 149 Library of Congress 2254 New York Review of Books 3508 Library Systems & Services 1345 NewsArchivePlus Ltd. 855 Library Technologies Inc. 2453 Newsbank Inc. 1442 Lindsay & Croft 1317 Northern Micrographics Inc. 1145 Linworth Publishing 1348 Northlight Communications/Sign2Me 544 Listening Library 3502 North-South Books 3519 Little, Brown and Company 3515 OCLC 2015 London Book Fair 1818 Luna Imaging, Inc. 1464 OCLC PICA, Inc. 346 Office Movers Inc. Library M.E. Sharpe Inc. 2721 Services Div. 2045 Madden's Melange 1167 OpinionArchives 1753 Magazine Subscription Service Orca Book Publishers 3320 Agency 845 Osprey Publishing Inc 343 Maney Publishing 1265 Maple Tree Press (dist. in US OTTN Publishing 561 by Publishers Group West; dist. Overdrive - Digital Library in Canada by Raincoast Books) 947 Reserve 1754 MARCIVE, Inc. 2207 Overdue
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