Rohrs expresses concern that if Kawasaki's use of Twitter were adopted by most Tweeters, it would create an avalanche of Twitter spam. Rohrs says one of the major concerns about Twitter is how the Twitterati benefit greatly from its expansion but...
Rohrs, Dana Todd, Amanda Watlington, and Jill Whalen, who were all speakers at the first SES conference that I attended in the spring of 2002 -- which was programmed back then by Danny Sullivan, who will also be speaking at the SES conference in...
Jeffrey Rohrs, ExactTarget's The Four Rights; The Search Engine Watch staff will be there in force. This includes Rebecca Lieb, Vice President and Editor-in-Chief of the ClickZ Network; Kevin Ryan, Global content director for SearchEngineWatch.com...
On board to help us gain a better understanding of how big brands and enormous sites handle SEO are Jeffrey Rohrs, president of Optiem, who moderated the session; and presenters Bill Hunt, CEO of Global Strategies International; and Marshall...
Earlier this year, Jeffrey Rohrs enumerated 11 specific requests to pay-per-click network providers in his "Sausage Manifesto. Yahoo has announced several steps it has taken to beef up its click fraud detection and prevention efforts today...
In a "Jerry Maguire moment" during Search Engine Strategies Chicago last month, Jeffrey Rohrs, long-time SES moderator on legal and click fraud issues and president of Optiem, got up at 4 a.m.on Day 4 of the show to pen "The Sausage Manifesto...
In a "Jerry Maguire moment" during SES Chicago last month, Jeffrey Rohrs, long-time SES moderator on legal and click fraud issues, sat down at 4 a.m.on Day 4 of the show to pen "The Sausage Manifesto.
Led by Jeffrey Rohrs, President of Optiem, LLC (and a J.D.himself), the panel included David M. Rohrs was kind enough to conclude with a list of helpful resources: Rohrs suggested that website owners monitor new content on the web by setting a...
Google's confirmed, and our diligent legal moderator Jeffrey Rohrs is lining up an anti-Google publishing group (the Can't wait for the court fights over Google Print's library scanning program? Relax, because debates are underway to tide you over!
Rohrs of Optiem loves the legal aspect as well. Jeffrey K. Jeffrey's been diligently pulling together panels on various legal issues for years now at the show. I love the legal aspects of search. It's intriguing to see how old laws are applied to...
Click fraud has gained a lot of notoriety in the last six months, certainly in the popular press," said Jeffrey Rohrs, President of Optiem LLC. Rohrs described the revenge motivation. One of the things that has always been inherent in the system is...
Click fraud has gained a lot of notoriety in the last six months, certainly in the popular press," said Jeffrey Rohrs, President of Optiem LLC. Rohrs described the revenge motivation. One of the things that has always been inherent in the system is...
Fraud: A Legal Look session that our steadfast "recovering attorney" moderator Jeffrey Rohrs has pulled in the midst of becoming a father again. We've got over 1,300 full conference attendees so far, up 200 from our biggest show prior to this...
According to Jeffrey Rohrs, President of Optiem LLC, some of the reasons for click fraud include: It doesn't give me a date and time stamp of when the click fraud occurred, nor does it tell me about the alleged infringing IP address," Rohrs explained.
According to Jeffrey Rohrs, President of Optiem LLC, some of the reasons for click fraud include: Another has copied your web site without permission. You suspect another of driving up your advertising costs through click fraud.
Rohrs also gave a brief overview that started by defining a trademark. Rohrs then gave a brief overview of Google's trademark policy in the U.S.and Canada as well as Overture's trademark policy. Rohrs, Esq.president of Optiem.
Rohrs is a "recovering attorney" and Director of Digital Marketing for Optiem a full-service digital marketing firm based in Cleveland, Ohio. Rohrs has moderated the "Search Engines and Legal Issues" session at JupiterMedia's Search Engine...
Jeffrey Rohrs of Optiem said that "courts are inherently unoriginal" in deciding actual court cases surrounding online trademark abuse because there are no precedents that are comparable, and often make a poor attempt to create an analogy from...
Jeffrey Rohrs of Optiem said that "courts are inherently unoriginal" in deciding actual court cases surrounding online trademark abuse because there are no precedents that are comparable, and often make a poor attempt to create an analogy from...
Jeffrey Rohrs, my search engine legal issues panel guru for Search Engine Strategies, passed along this search to check out that he heard about from Paul Elliott of Things Remembered. It's much more useful to look at real life examples rather than...
