Keynote Conversation With Jim Lanzone

Keynote Conversation With Jim Lanzone

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By: Chris "Silver" Smith
2007-08-22

In my presentation today at SES San Jose, I mentioned that I sometimes take photos at events and then share them with the news media - heres one of the pix that I shot of the Keynote

Conversation with Jim Lanzone. Jim Lanzone is Ask.coms CEO, and conference co-chair Chris Sherman interviewed him for the Keynote.

Jim Lanzone keynote interview

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If youre writing a news story about this keynote, Id be happy to supply you with permission to use the photos I took of the Keynote, in return for a credit line and a link back to the photos page on Flickr. Heres some of the other images from this sequence.

Im tired of this camera with its too-slow exposures " Im planning to ditch it for something thats more flexible in settings and which performs better in low lighting situations.

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Tag: Ask.com, Chris Sherman, Jim Lanzone, search engine strategies, search engines, SES Conference

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About the Author:
Chris formerly headed up the Advanced Technology Department for Verizon Superpages.com (later spun off under Idearc Media), where he worked for ten years, specializing in patent-pending work in mapping, local search, analytics, and SEO. As the natural search optimization expert for Idearc, he founded and chaired the company's SEO Council. Chris is currently a Lead Search Strategist for Netconcepts, a search optimization firm. Chris is a regular columnist for Search Engine Land, covering the 'local search' beat. He also blogs for Natural Search Blog, and speaks at industry conferences such as Search Engine Strategies.