David Meerman Scott Video & Top Stories from Day 1 of SES New York 2010

As expected, the top story at SES New York 2010 for Day 1 was the keynote speech given by David Meerman Scott. Nathania Johnson of Search Engine Watch live blogged the keynote in a post entitled SES Day 1 Keynote: David Meerman Scott [LIVE BLOG].

Mike Sachoff of WebProNews also posted a story entitled SES Keynote: New Rules Of Marketing.

Liana Evans also wrote a post for Endless Plain entitled David Meerman Scott SES New York Keynote.

Lisa Barone of Outspoken Media wrote Opening Keynote with David Meerman Scott.

And I interviewed Scott about how the U.S. Air Force is using social media. That’s right, the Air Force! Check it out.

US Air Force uses social media at SES New York 2010 with David Meerman Scott

Virginia Nussey of the Bruce Clay Blog wrote a top story entitled Search Marketing: Analyze This – Keynote Panel.

Meghan Keane of Econsultancy also covered the keynote panel in a post entitled SESNY: Can social networks replace Google?

Another top story was written by Barry Schwartz of RustyBrick. It was entitled, Augmented Reality: It’s a Brave New World from SES NY 2010. He’s using a live blogging tool to provide the real time coverage, so check that out as well as the story.

Rand Fishkin of SEOmoz wrote another top story entitled Link Magnets: A New Paradigm in Link Acquisition.

And Mel Carson of the Microsoft adCenter Blog wrote Stefan Weitz – a Bing Interview at SES NYC 2010. He also uploaded a video interview with Weitz.

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