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In-House SEO For Large Organizations is the focus of Marshall Simmonds, Chief Search Strategist for the New York Times Co., and the CEO of Define Search Strategies.

In-House SEO For Large Organizations is the focus of Marshall Simmonds, Chief Search Strategist for the New York Times Co., and the CEO of Define Search Strategies. Marshall gives his backstory being part of the early SEOs that situated in Bend, Oregon, and the day-to-day situation his team deals with at the New York Times with optimizing content.

Negative SEO Discussion sparks during a A4U Expo London 2010 Recap. Also, The data protection authority in Spain files a lawsuit against Google for allegedly capturing data from Internet users when it collected photos for its Street View service.

Negative SEO Discussion such as cloaking content sparks while Mikkel and Dave do a A4U Expo London 2010 Recap. Also, The data protection authority in Spain files a lawsuit against Google for allegedly capturing data from Internet users when it collected photos for its Street View service.

SEO Early Days discussion as Mikkel speaks with Disa Johnson of SearchReturn about the early days of her SEO career. She discusses the love of music much like Mikkel has and how they converted into SEO, plus how Bend, Oregon lays claim to where some of the early pioneers of SEO came from.

Mikkel and Dave discuss some breaking news during the show as Online marketing agency BlueGlass Interactive today announced its acquisition of search marketing company 3 Dog Media. Greg Boser joins Blueglass as their new SVP of Search, and they discuss the importance of the deal.

Mikkel and Dave discuss some breaking news during the show as Online marketing agency BlueGlass Interactive today announced its acquisition of search marketing company 3 Dog Media. Greg Boser joins Blueglass as their new SVP of Search, and they discuss the importance of the deal. Also, we learn about how Todd Friesen aka Oilman steps up with Performics as their new director of SEO, and how Twitter CEO Evan Williams steps down.

Mikkel is joined by Anne Kennedy, Managing Partner of BeyondInk, to take a historic look at the Search Conference landscape and a historic look at the search industry. They answers the questions Do we have an industry at all? and will organic SEO ever go away?

Dave gives his take on how Google Instant exemplifies a person who tries to answer a question before the question is asked. They also discuss the affects of Google Instant to indexing and interfacing.

Mikkel and Dave discuss how Indian companies are now outsourcing low wage jobs to the US. They also get into more discussion on Google Streetview, plus they look into the dropping value of Lycos from it 12.5 billion dollar sale to Terra, over 95,4 million to Daum and now 36 million to Ybrant Digital out of India.

Mikkel and Dave discuss how Indian companies are now outsourcing low wage jobs to the US. They also get into more discussion on Google Streetview, plus they look into the dropping value of Lycos from it 12.5 billion dollar sale to Terra, over 95,4 million to Daum and now 36 million to Ybrant Digital out of India.

Mikkel and Dave discuss the phasing out of Google Wave, are back from holiday, plus they discuss how Google and Verizon are discussing a joint proposal on net neutrality policy. They also discuss the reviews coming from the release of the iPhone 4.

Mikkel deMib Svendsen and Dave Naylor discuss the drop in traffic on news outlet websites and explore the ways to avoid a drop in readership, including the pros and cons of requiring registration to view content.

Mikkel deMib Svendsen and Dave Naylor discuss the drop in traffic on news outlet websites and explore the ways to avoid a drop in readership, including the pros and cons of requiring registration to view content.

To give the users a Microsoft Bing like taste Google offered its users a chance to redecorate their Google home page. Users were allowed to choose their own background photos and colors to brighten the otherwise plain white home page. However the move was withdrawn within just fourteen hours from the launch. Dave and Mikkel also discuss more Google Streetview trouble in Denmark, World Cup Soccer, and how Matt Cutts caught wind of a blog post entitled SEO Is Mostly Quack Science.