Here are a few more videos from Search Engine Strategies San Jose. Matt Bailey - SiteLogic, Andy Beal - Marketing Pilgrim and a short clip from Danny Sullivan’s talk with Google CEO Eric Schmidt. You can listen to the full discussion over at WebmasterRadio.FM.
Matt Bailey in between sessions talks about wookiepedia. I had no idea Matt was a Star Wars fan. 
Andy Beal before the Ask.com blogger dinner talks about the “lunatic fringe” of search marketing.
And here’s a short clip of Danny Sullivan and Google CEO Eric Schmidt answering a question from the audience about whether Google will start allowing users to monetize the use of their own clickstream data.
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Last one with Eric is very good. I am guessing Danny wouldn’t allow these kind of videos of the conference to be longer than 2 minutes or else we’d be sitting in our underwear home attending the SES show.
Lee ….. I am sure people would pay for these videos, I know I would. A seminar is $2,000 per person … make these sessions on video and sell them for $500 I’d but it right now. Only problem …. attendance would drop. I am sure Danny thought about this before.
Thanks Igor. Actually I’m pretty sure it would be illegal to tape the sessions and sell the video. I would actually never tape an instructional session anyway - not even 30 seconds. If people want to experience the conference, they really need to cough up the money to go and be there in person.
No, Lee …. I meant for SES to sell it themselves. I remember when I was at the last SES NYC this question was brought up to Danny.
Gotcha, sorry about the misunderstanding. I doubt they would do it though. For me, I get the most value from SES conferences not from the sessions, but from the networking.
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Very cool idea with the vid clips! I could see this turning into something for upcoming conferences. Anyway, it was great to see you again at SES!
Great seeing you too! I am definitley going to expand on this idea for future conferences.
[...] After the session, Lee Odden mugged me into making a little testimonial video, where I unwittingly coined the phrase “wookiepedia”- thanks a ton, Lee. That evening, many bloggers were invited to a dinner with Ask.com in order to talk with them and the product managers. That was a great event, as we were able to get a handle on what Ask.com is all about and what things were coming up. I’ve always liked Ask.com, but like everyone else, Google seems to dominate the desktop. I am going to make a concerted effort to go back to using Ask.com for a while, as the interface and the quality are outstanding. Also, if you read blogs and subscribe to RSS feeds you need to be using Bloglines. [...]