Contents: GreyNet Award Dinner 2008 GreyNet Award Recipient 2007 GreyNet Award Recipient 2006 GreyNet Award Recipient 2005 GreyNet Award Recipient 2004 GreyNet Award Dinner 2008 A Tradition of Style combined with Excellence (2004-2008) Rembrandt Square, Amsterdam This year’s GreyNet Award Dinner will be held on Sunday evening, 7 December 2008 at Indrapura Indonesian Restaurant on Rembrandt Square in the heart of Amsterdam. The Award Dinner will commence at 19:30 hours. Personal invitations will be extended to GreyNet Associate and Individual Members,  GL10 Program Committee Members, Conference Sponsors, and Special Guests. This year marks GreyNet’s Fifth Annual Award Dinner, a tradition that began in New York (2004)  and which every year since has crisscrossed the Atlantic. For more information contact, info@greynet.org.   Indonesian Rice Table GreyNet Award Recipients 2007 Prof. Dr. Anna Perrault Todd A. Chavez, Anna H. Perrault, Pete Reehling (University of South Florida), and Courtney Crummett (National Library of Medicine) are the team recipients of the GreyNet Award 2007. This award is in recognition for their contribution to the field of grey literature over the past year. Nominations for the GreyNet Award are based on (1) Results from the GL8 Participant Evaluation Forms, (2) Publication of the author’s full-text paper in the GL8 Conference Proceedings, (3) Selection and publication of the author’s conference paper as a journal article, whereby research results originating in the GL-Conference Series are exported and become accessible via other channels, (4) Prior history of the authors on the topic of grey literature, and (5) Willingness to attend the GreyNet Award Dinner in order to personally receive the honor. Todd A. Chavez GreyNet Award Recipient 2006 Marcus A. Banks (2006) Marcus A. Banks, Library Associate with the New York University School of Medicine is recipient of the GreyNet Award 2006. This award is in recognition for his contribution to the field of grey literature over the past year. Nominations for the GreyNet Award are based on (1) Results from the GL7 Participant Evaluation Forms, (2) Publication of the author’s full-text paper in the GL7 Conference Proceedings, (3) Selection and publication of the author’s conference paper as a journal article, whereby research results originating in the Conference Series are exported and become accessible via other channels, and (4) Prior history of the author on the topic of grey literature. GreyNet Award Recipient 2005 Jeffery and Asserson (2005) Prof. Keith G Jeffery, CCLRC - Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (United Kingdom) together with Anne Asserson, University of Bergen (Norway) are co-recipients of the GreyNet Award 2005. The award is in recognition for their contribution to the field of grey literature over the past year. Nominations for the GreyNet Award are based on (1) Results from the GL6 Participant Evaluation Forms, (2) Publication of the author(s) paper in the GL6 Conference Proceedings, (3) Selection and publication of the author(s) paper as a journal article, thus exporting and distributing research results originating in the GL Conference Series, (4) Prior history of the author(s) on the topic of grey literature, and (5) Willingness to attend the GreyNet Award Dinner in order to receive the honor. Previous awards for outstanding achievement in the field of Grey Literature are held by: Julia Gelfand, University of California, Irvine, USA (1999); Daniela Luzi, National Council of Research, Rome, Italy (2000); Dr. Bertrum H. MacDonald, Ruth E. Cordes and Peter G. Wells, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada (2004). GreyNet Award Recipient 2004 Luzi (2000), MacDonald (2004), Gelfand (1999) Dr. Bertrum H. MacDonald, Associate Dean of Research in the Faculty of Management at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada received the GreyNet Award 2004. MacDonald accepted this award both on his behalf and that of two co-authors, Ruth E. Cordes and Peter G. Wells. The award is in recognition for their contribution to the field of grey literature over the past year. Nominations for the GreyNet Award are based on (1) Results from the GL5 Participant Evaluation Forms, (2) Publication of the author(s) paper in the GL5 Conference Proceedings, (3) Selection and publication of the author(s) paper in the special issue of PRQ'2004 on grey literature, (4) Prior history of the author(s) on the topic of grey literature, and (5) Willingness to attend the GreyNet Award Dinner in order to receive the honor. The GreyNet Award Dinner was held on the evening of December 6th 2004 immediately following the GL6 Inaugural Reception. Personal invitations were extended to the Conference Host, Sponsors, Program Committee, and to GreyNet Members.