In this Friday Talk we enter the Google Plex, where many authors come and visit and talk about their books. One of these authors was Lawrence Lessig, who wrote “Republic, Lost”.
Lessig vividly champions the idea that we can succeed if we accept that corruption is our common enemy and that we must find a way to fight against it. In Republic, Lost, he not only makes this need palpable and clear-he gives us the practical and intellectual tools to do something about it.
This Friday Talk goes to Danny Sullivan when he spoke at TEDxOrangeCoast earlier this year. He talks about search. Just search 
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This week in the Friday Talk a keynote from last SES Chicago. There Mikel Chertudi, Adobe’s Senior Director of Marketing, talked about our guilt and wishful thinking when it comes to marketing money.
The next big shift is now, and it’s not what you think: Facebook is the new Windows; Google must be sacrificed. At TEDxSantaCruz, tech investor Roger McNamee presents 6 bold ways to prepare for the next internet. The big question is: do you agree?
At the DMA conference, which was covered right here on State of Search, earlier this year David Meerman Scott talked about the importance of real-time marketing, based on his best-selling book Real-Time Marketing & PR.
Pete Cashmore knows his Social Media, right? He writes about it regularly. Or maybe you could say that Pete Cashmore is Social Media. It is like the gossip journalist being gossiped about himself. They know their stuff, but they are also so much in the middle of it that it sometimes is difficult to see things with a fresh look. However, when Pete Cashmore goes and talk about the future of Social Media, you keep your eyes open, because it is always interesting to find out his thoughts on this. Cashmore talked about just that on the annual Mashable Media Summit. The talk you can see below.
In this Friday Talk we hand the stage, well AdTech originally did, to Google Head of Social Advertising Products Christian Oestlien to talk about the companies vision on Google+ and their vision for putting people at the center of the web experience and the opportunities it creates for marketers to engage customers in new, better ways.
David Rowan is a London-based journalist and broadcaster. He spoke at the 2011 TradeDoubler Summit, filmed as media partners by A4u, one of our partners. This is a very interesting and talk which makes you think…
This week we highlight a lady speaker. The most important woman within Google and an example for many women out there when it comes to being successful. Mayer keynoted at the WITI Annual Conference in San Jose. She talks about Google off course, but mostly about management and how that works within Google.
This Friday we highlight a speaker who has a Google background and has become a successful SEO after she left Google. She talked at TEDxTamaya last year about search and search engines and social media. And off course she references to Buffy the Vampire Slayer…
A very special Friday Talk this week. We all know the SEOMoz Whiteboard talks. This week that was ‘taken over’ by the Koozai team who do their own whiteboard talks. In this one however they really do it “the Moz-way”. They talk about Page 1 domination on branding, something which will become more and more important.
The two days at A4U Expo London 2011 were filled with videos, interviews, people networking and much more. But one of the most important parts of the conference off course were the sessions.
We’ve reported on the sessions extensively. Sometimes it is enough to read about it, sometimes you want to know a little bit more. Therefore we have collected some of the available slide decks from A4U Expo London 2011. Find below the presentations from Kelvin Newman, Kevin Gibbons, David Sottimano, Lee Griffin, Kevin Edwards, Sam Crocker, Stephen Pavlovich, Martijn Beijk and Patrick Altoft (in random order) (more…)
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