There is a global conversation going on right now about the next generation of the web. It’s happening under the series title “Web 2.0.” It’s the McLuhanesque hot Web where true human interaction takes precedence over merely cool information delivery and e-mail. It’s about putting information into the real context of our users’ lives, work and play. It’s about truly understanding user needs. What does Library 2.0 look like in this Web 2.0 ecosystem? In a world of MySpace, Facebook, VirtualWorlds and Second Life and a world with user-driven tools like del.icio.us, Flickr, Blogger, LibraryThing, and Pandora – what are the competencies needed by Librarian 2.0 to sustain relevance? Come and hear Stephen Abram’s highlights to spark this discussion further.