Publishers Weekly reports that changes are coming to BEA. Future shows through 2012 will be in New York and held Tuesday-Thursday, instead of Thursday-Sunday. There is still no agreed upon general public component to the show but I think that this year they should open the doors to all on Sunday. The trade floor is typically dead and publishers are looking to give away the last of their freebies. Who is with me?
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