Online Video Events and Conferences. ReelSEO coverage of internet video and multimedia web conferences and events. Streaming media conferences, OMMA, Adtech, online video platform summit, open video conference, and many other online video related conferences and events.
Just a quick note to all readers… Streaming Media West – the leading online video industry conference & expo – is offering a $100 discount until FRIDAY, November 6 to attend Streaming Media sessions.
I interview the Chicago Interactive Marketing Association’s (CIMA) partner analyst Troy Mastin about their newly-released 7th Semiannual Interactive Marketing Survey, and we discussed what the findings say about the emphasis that agencies are giving to online video and search marketing for business.
You heard it here first! I’ll be speaking at the Search Engine Strategies conference on December 9th at the Hilton in downtown Chicago, on the panel, The Oprah Winfrey Litigation: What Affliate Marketers MUST Know.
As part of the Search Engine Strategies San Jose Conference & Expo last month, YouTube and Google sponsored a day long event with ClickZ, the Social Media & Video Strategies Forum which featured a variety of speakers who explored the successes and failures experienced by companies, celebrities, and politicians in using video in the online social sphere. We had the opportunity to speak with Kristin Kovner, Industry Marketing Manager with YouTube about their sponsorship of the track and what’s new and exciting with YouTube.
The 2009 Blogworld & New Media Expo is fast approaching, and we wanted to give you some reasons why you might want to attend (Disclosure: ReelSEO is an official media sponsor of Blogworld, and quite proud of it).
Blogworld is a new media conference packed with exhibitors and sessions from over 300 speakers covering blogging, podcasts, video, social media, and more. The conference runs from October 15-17 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
While trademark and copyright has typically made up most of the discussion of legal issues around online marketing and video for business, many companies today are still completely unaware of another equally important issue – controlling your image and likeness in any video by someone else for whatever purpose . This is known as, the “right of publicity.”
Last month, I was presented with an opportunity that I couldn’t pass up to speak at SES San Jose 2009 . Of course, I accepted and participated on a panel along with Gregory Markel, Founder and President of InfuseCreative, David Burch, Director of Marketing for Tubemogul, and Erin Bouchier, Business Lead for Google / YouTube. The session was titled, “The Next Wave for Online Video.”
You may have read our post titled, “What’s Your Online Video SEO Reputation Worth?” about the brand, trademarks, and reputation management session at SES San Jose 2009. We caught up with Sage Lewis, President of SageRock Digital Marketing after he was done moderating this informative session.
So, how cool is Daisy Whitney? Answer: Uber-cool. I asked Daisy Whitney of New Media Minute, if she could wrap up some of our coverage at the Search Engine Strategies San Jose 2009 conference and walla!
At the Search Engine Strategies conference a few weeks back, we had the pleasure of interviewing Bruce Clay. We asked Bruce about the importance of online video when it comes to organic and universal search ranking algorithms in Google. For those of you not in the search marketing industry, Bruce is sort of a “big kahuna.” He founded www.bruceclay.com back in 1996, before some of us even were on the internet, and his firm Bruce Clay, Inc. , is the is one of the top SEO and SEM firms in the world.
I recently covered the Brand, Trademark and Reputation Management session at the Search Engine Strategies San Jose conference. The panel featured a mix of one search engine, SEM solutions providers, and attorneys discussing how online video abuse is a growing problem for businesses, how we can do proper monitor and management, and when it may be necessary to “go legal.”
At SES San Jose 2009, I spoke with Greg Jarboe, President and Co-Founder of SEO-PR, about some common legal questions and issues with regard to online video. Greg talks about “IP extremism” – the increase of attorneys’ knee-jerk legal reactions – including cease-and-desist orders and sometimes lawsuits –to seeing any instance of their client’s owned video content being up on YouTube and everywhere on the web by others even if those uses clearly fall under legally protected fair use guidelines.
