Podcasts about Internet Brands

In the wake of yet another legal tech acquisition, the guys offer up tactical insights on legal directories. These paid listings for attorneys have been around for ages, but are they actually bringing customers to your law firm? ----- Steeper and steeper prices for online legal directories are making many lawyers really question whether the juice is worth the squeeze. So, is it? As the old attorney saying goes—it depends. Gyi and Conrad outline the potential value and downsides of directories and how to vet these services to ensure your investment is worthwhile.  The News: Instability, uncertainty… not a good look. What's going on, Wordpress? – WP Engine vs. WP Google AI Overview ads launch on mobile in U.S. – Because, you know, they've got to keep up in the AI arms race. Apparently, Conrad has powers of divination! – Internet Brands buys Findlaw  Conrad wrote a great article on brand costs in PPC for SearchEngineLand – Branded keywords: How Google Ads drives up CPCs Suggested Episodes: Online Legal Directories, Worth Your Time (And Dough)? 5 Ways To Make Your Google Profile Pop || Is Your Chat Service Selling Your Leads? Mentioned in this Episode: Guide to Escaping FindLaw - FindLaw Jailbreak Guide | Mockingbird  The Bite - Lunch Hour Legal Marketing Newsletter! Leave Us an Apple Review  Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on YouTube  Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on TikTok

In the wake of yet another legal tech acquisition, the guys offer up tactical insights on legal directories. These paid listings for attorneys have been around for ages, but are they actually bringing customers to your law firm? ----- Steeper and steeper prices for online legal directories are making many lawyers really question whether the juice is worth the squeeze. So, is it? As the old attorney saying goes—it depends. Gyi and Conrad outline the potential value and downsides of directories and how to vet these services to ensure your investment is worthwhile.  The News: Instability, uncertainty… not a good look. What's going on, Wordpress? – WP Engine vs. WP Google AI Overview ads launch on mobile in U.S. – Because, you know, they've got to keep up in the AI arms race. Apparently, Conrad has powers of divination! – Internet Brands buys Findlaw  Conrad wrote a great article on brand costs in PPC for SearchEngineLand – Branded keywords: How Google Ads drives up CPCs Suggested Episodes: Online Legal Directories, Worth Your Time (And Dough)? 5 Ways To Make Your Google Profile Pop || Is Your Chat Service Selling Your Leads? Mentioned in this Episode: Guide to Escaping FindLaw - FindLaw Jailbreak Guide | Mockingbird  The Bite - Lunch Hour Legal Marketing Newsletter! Leave Us an Apple Review  Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on YouTube  Lunch Hour Legal Marketing on TikTok

In this episode, we bring back Safwaan Kay to discuss trends in technology, culture, and business. We cover polyamory, AI wearables, and buying iconic internet brands. GUEST Safwaan Kay invests and incubates in emerging tech at Founders, Inc. PODCAST The Karnjanaprakorn Show is where I explore ideas across life, startups, and technology. As the former founder of Skillshare, I am now following my curiosity as I figure out my next thing. This show follows that journey, exploring topics like longevity, emerging technologies, living a fulfilling life, and more. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:52 Polyamory 11:19 AI-Enabled Hardware 27:24 Buying Iconic Companies

Welcome to the "AI Lawyer Talking Tech" podcast, your daily dose of legal technology news. In today's episode, we dive into the latest developments in the legal tech landscape. From the impact of generative AI on law firms to the ongoing battle between big tech and studios over AI-generated content, we cover a wide range of topics. Join us as we explore how AI is transforming contract negotiation, streamlining law firm finance, and revolutionizing class action litigation. Stay tuned for insightful discussions on the future of legal technology and its implications for the legal industry. If You Missed Our Legaltech Week Tribute to Monica Bay, Here's the Video, Along with the Chat Transcript07 Nov 2023LawSitesLegal Tech Veteran Rick Hellers to Continue Mission of Simplifying Law Firm Finance at Scan Logic07 Nov 2023YourCentralValley.comBig Law Embracing Generative AI: Firms Seek Top Talent to Harness the Power of AI07 Nov 2023JDJournalReform bill would overhaul controversial surveillance law07 Nov 2023CyberScoopShadow AI: A Thorny Problem For Law Firms07 Nov 2023Above The LawComings and goings: WITF SVP departs for Congress run, APTS hires general counsel …07 Nov 2023CurrentFuture of Legal AI – Joseph Raczynski – ILTA Podcast07 Nov 2023LexBlogLex Machina Launches Legal Analytics for New Practice Area: Class Action Litigation07 Nov 2023Morningstar.comBig Law Firms Actively Hiring for AI Jobs to Accelerate Tech Integration07 Nov 2023BollyinsideOpen AI To Protect Chat GPT Users in Copyright-Related Legal Battles07 Nov 2023TheCoinRepublic.comRevenge Porn Removal Services by Leak Content Removal: How They Work and Why They Matter07 Nov 2023Kark.comAs AI Battle Lines Are Drawn, Studios Align With Big Tech In a Risky Bet07 Nov 2023Hollywood ReporterTransformative Insights from the Clio Legal Trends Report for Law Firms07 Nov 2023LexBlogHow Generative AI is Transforming the Legal Tech Landscape07 Nov 2023LexBlogLarge Language Models in Cryptocurrency Securities Cases: Can Chat GPT Replace Lawyers?. (arXiv:2308.06032v3 [cs.AI] UPDATED)07 Nov 2023arXiv.orgCan AI Transform Contract Negotiations? Luminance's Autopilot Promises to Streamline the Process07 Nov 2023BollyinsideCruise Outsources Review of Regulatory Response06 Nov 2023TheTruthAboutCarsColorado AG, Supreme Court justice speak at summit about challenges facing democracy06 Nov 2023Colorado Springs GazettePennsylvania Could Join the US State Privacy Law Race06 Nov 2023Privacy Compliance & Data SecurityLegal Safeguards: Microsoft's Role in Shielding Customers from AI-Related Lawsuits06 Nov 2023LexBlogFederal Circuit Limits Fraud-on-the-PTO Claims, but Leaves Chutter Recklessness Standard Intact01 Nov 2023Internet & Social Media Law BlogThe Urgent Need for New, National Comprehensive Cybersecurity Regulation07 Nov 2023Vanderbilt JETLawOn LawNext: Did Using EyeLevel.ai Cause Pras Michel's Lawyer To Botch His Defense? Cofounder Neil Katz Says That Is ‘Total Nonsense'07 Nov 2023LawSitesKey Takeaways from the UK's AI Summit: The Bletchley Declaration07 Nov 2023Internet & Social Media Law BlogG7 publishes guiding principles and code of conduct for artificial intelligence06 Nov 2023GenAI-LexologyWhat is up with Internet Brands?07 Nov 2023Legaltech on MediumAgiloft Announces Partnership with Kroll's Corporate Legal Solutions Experts07 Nov 2023Legal Technology News - Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technologyApple's App Store Can Reject Unwanted Apps–Coronavirus Reporter v. Apple07 Nov 2023Technology & Marketing Law BlogWhite House Ushers in New Era of Regulation With Landmark Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence06 Nov 2023GenAI-LexologyPresident Biden signs sweeping artificial intelligence Executive Order06 Nov 2023GenAI-LexologyLegal Innovators Conference Guide, See You Wed + Thurs!07 Nov 2023Artificial Lawyer

Welcome to episode 195 of the Grow Your Law Firm podcast, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode, Ken sits down with Founder and CEO of Bridge Legal, Ed Scanlan, to discuss pioneering legal tech solutions.   Ed is the Founder and CEO of Bridge Legal. Launched in 2018, Bridge Legal stands as the leading platform for high-volume litigation firms and funders offering comprehensive solutions for capital deployment, client acquisition, and case maturation. Bridge's software platform, Bridgify, provides predictive analytics to manage risk and improve ROI for funders and firms.  Prior to Bridge, Ed founded and was CEO of Total Attorneys. Since its inception in 2002, Total Attorneys was a pioneer in legal technology and digital marketing, inventing the legal lead generation industry and growing to serve thousands of law firms across the United States until its sale to Internet Brands in 2014. In 2021, Ed launched the specialty finance company Ute Capital, which provides capital to firms building mass tort portfolios. In 2022, Ute raised a $50MM institutional facility to fund its strategies. Ed was inducted into the Chicagoland Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame, was listed in Crain's Chicago Business 40 under 40, named Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization's Young CEO of the Year, and was a Midwest Finalist for the Ernest and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. He has been featured in multiple publications, including the New York Times, Business Week, Inc., Smart Money, Crain's Chicago Business, and the Chicago Tribune.     What you'll learn about in this episode: Learn about Ed Scanlan's background What Bridge Legal can do for your law firm Learn about Bridge Legal reporting and analytics Find out how they handle “burstable” staffing needs How Bridge Legal is using AI to predict lead quality   Resources:  https://www.facebook.com/bridgelegaltech www.bridgelegal.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/edmundscanlan/ https://bridgelegal.com/services   Additional Resources:  https://www.pilmma.org/the-mastermind-effect https://www.pilmma.org/resources https://www.pilmma.org/mastermind

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast is Arvind Raichur in a discussion about his company, DrOwl. This is a platform for medical records management that allows you to download and store your medical records, create easy-to-understand language from these records, and easily share these records with your loved ones or caregivers. One of the features of this app is the ability to share your information with others to keep them informed of the latest test results, prescriptions, and other care plans. This information is fully secured and shared only at your discretion and consent. Who is this software application best suited for? Who pays for this service? And what do health care providers think about this program? Mini Bio Arvind is the Founder and CEO of DrOwl, a medical records management company. He started his career as an attorney and is a published author. He has been a successful serial entrepreneur and innovator for over 20 years. Arvind sold AllLAw.com and AttorneyLocate.com to Internet Brands in 2010. DrOwl is the fourth company Arvind has co-founded. Arvind has served on many non-profit Boards including the University of New Mexico, Roadrunner Food Bank and Wesst, a non-profit that offers consulting, training to small business owners. For Our Listeners Website: DrOwl

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast is Arvind Raichur in a discussion about his company, DrOwl. This is a platform for medical records management that allows you to download and store your medical records, create easy-to-understand language from these records, and easily share these records with your loved ones or caregivers. One of the features of this app is the ability to share your information with others to keep them informed of the latest test results, prescriptions, and other care plans. This information is fully secured and shared only at your discretion and consent. Who is this software application best suited for? Who pays for this service? And what do health care providers think about this program? Mini Bio Arvind is the Founder and CEO of DrOwl, a medical records management company. He started his career as an attorney and is a published author. He has been a successful serial entrepreneur and innovator for over 20 years. Arvind sold AllLAw.com and AttorneyLocate.com to Internet Brands in 2010. DrOwl is the fourth company Arvind has co-founded. Arvind has served on many non-profit Boards including the University of New Mexico, Roadrunner Food Bank and Wesst, a non-profit that offers consulting, training to small business owners. For Our Listeners Website: DrOwlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast is Arvind Raichur in a discussion about his company, DrOwl. This is a platform for medical records management that allows you to download and store your medical records, create easy-to-understand language from these records, and easily share these records with your loved ones or caregivers. One of the features of this app is the ability to share your information with others to keep them informed of the latest test results, prescriptions, and other care plans. This information is fully secured and shared only at your discretion and consent. Who is this software application best suited for? Who pays for this service? And what do health care providers think about this program? Mini Bio Arvind is the Founder and CEO of DrOwl, a medical records management company. He started his career as an attorney and is a published author. He has been a successful serial entrepreneur and innovator for over 20 years. Arvind sold AllLAw.com and AttorneyLocate.com to Internet Brands in 2010. DrOwl is the fourth company Arvind has co-founded. Arvind has served on many non-profit Boards including the University of New Mexico, Roadrunner Food Bank and Wesst, a non-profit that offers consulting, training to small business owners. For Our Listeners Website: DrOwl

Our guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast is Arvind Raichur in a discussion about his company, DrOwl. This is a platform for medical records management that allows you to download and store your medical records, create easy-to-understand language from these records, and easily share these records with your loved ones or caregivers. One of the features of this app is the ability to share your information with others to keep them informed of the latest test results, prescriptions, and other care plans. This information is fully secured and shared only at your discretion and consent. Who is this software application best suited for? Who pays for this service? And what do health care providers think about this program? Mini Bio Arvind is the Founder and CEO of DrOwl, a medical records management company. He started his career as an attorney and is a published author. He has been a successful serial entrepreneur and innovator for over 20 years. Arvind sold AllLAw.com and AttorneyLocate.com to Internet Brands in 2010. DrOwl is the fourth company Arvind has co-founded. Arvind has served on many non-profit Boards including the University of New Mexico, Roadrunner Food Bank and Wesst, a non-profit that offers consulting, training to small business owners. For Our Listeners Website: DrOwlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Join our resident Business Ninja Andy together with Kaity Taylor, Associate Director of SEO at Internet Brands. Internet Brands is an online media and technology company that serves businesses and consumers in four major categories: Automotive, Health, Legal, and Home/Travel. Our fully integrated approach combines leading web solutions for businesses with media websites for consumers. IB's award-winning consumer websites serve more than 250 million monthly visitors and include WebMD, Avvo, CarsDirect, and Fodor's Travel. Meanwhile, our range of web presence software products and services has established deep, long-term relationships with business clients. you balance your life.Internet Brands is a new media company based in El Segundo, California, United States, that operates online media, community, and e-commerce sites in vertical markets. The company also develops and licenses internet software and social media applications. Learn more about them and visit their website today at https://www.internetbrands.com/-----Do you want to be interviewed for your business?  Schedule time with us, and we'll create a podcast like this for your business:  https://www.WriteForMe.io/-----https://www.facebook.com/writeforme.iohttps://www.instagram.com/writeforme.io/https://twitter.com/writeformeiohttps://www.linkedin.com/company/writ...https://www.pinterest.com/andysteuer/ Want to be interviewed on our Business Ninjas podcast? Schedule time with us now, and we'll make it happen right away! Check out WriteForMe, more than just a Content Agency! See the Faces Behind The Voices on our YouTube Channel!

Howard Morgan is currently the Chairman of B Capital. He co-founded First Round Capital with Josh Kopelman as the first professional Seed Stage Fund, where he remains Senior Advisor. Prior to First Round, Howard helped found Idealab with Bill Gross, and served as President of Renaissance Technologies, which he co-founded with Jim Simons. Prior to his move into the business of technology, Howard served as a professor at the Wharton School and the Moore School, both at the University of Pennsylvania, as well as at Cornell University. He is also an Executive Fellow at UC Berkeley. Howard's research on user interface technology and the optimization of computer networks was critical to bringing the ARPAnet to Philadelphia in the 1970s. Through this early internet participation, he helped corporate and government agencies use technology to improve the efficiency of both large and small organizations. He also has deep experience with very large databases, and served as the first Editor of the ACM Transactions on Database Systems Journal. Throughout his career, Howard has sought out great people and nurtured them so that they could realize their dreams. His mentees have included both PhD students researching a key topic, and early stage entrepreneurs building companies and taking them from seed stage through initial public offerings. He currently serves as a Director of Idealab, and he is on the board of several non-profits including Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories and Math For America. He has also served on a number of public company Boards, including Franklin Electronic Publishers and Internet Brands, Inc. He was CEO of Kentek and Franklin during various turnover or transitional periods and in 1997 he was named Delaware Valley Entrepreneur of the Year. Howard is a respected author and a frequent speaker at major industry conferences. Howard received a PhD in Operations Research from Cornell University in 1968, and a BS in Physics from City College of the City University of New York in 1965.

Sarah interviews Dave Savoy, Senior Director of Marketing at Internet Brands. Internet Brands is a media company providing web solutions to clients in the automotive, health, legal and travel industries. Dave and Sarah discuss brand messaging, the importance of metrics, and Internet Brands' current rebranding efforts.

In this episode of the Revenue Builders podcast, Neeraj Agrawal, General Partner at Battery Ventures, joins our hosts John Kaplan and John McMahon to discuss the nitty gritty of doing business in today's markets. Neeraj sits on more than a dozen boards and has invested in several companies that have gone on to stage IPOs. As a serial investor with a long list of companies in his portfolio, Neeraj knows a thing or two about helping startups turn an idea into a full-fledged company. Tune in to hear actionable tips on leadership, growth, and revenue from the man himself, including how he chooses the companies he works with as an investor. Additional Resources:Donate to Hack Diversity: https://www.hackdiversity.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/neerajagrawal2000/5 Traits of Successful Leaders: https://forc.mx/3BrMkHhListen to More Revenue Builders: https://forc.mx/3bfW5OdHIGHLIGHTS4 key dimensions that determine the success of companies Timing is more predictive of success than market sizeGreat product and sales processes are crucial for sustainable growthLessons learned from successful and failed investments Technical founders aren't necessarily the best CEOs The bull market is on its way out, what about it?Your company reputation is everythingHow Neeraj chooses the companies that he works withGUEST BIONeeraj joined Battery in 2000 and invests in SaaS and internet companies across all stages. He has invested in several companies that have gone on to stage IPOs, including Bazaarvoice (NASDAQ: BV); Coupa (NASDAQ: COUP); Guidewire Software (NYSE: GWRE); Marketo (NASDAQ: MKTO, acquired by Vista Equity Partners); Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX); Omniture (NASDAQ: OMTR, acquired by Adobe); RealPage (NASDAQ: RP); and Wayfair (NYSE: W).He also invested in several companies that have experienced M&A events, such as A Place for Mom (acquired by Warburg Pincus); AppDynamics (acquired by Cisco); Brightree (acquired by ResMed); Chef (acquired by Progress); Glassdoor (acquired by Recruit Holdings); Internet Brands (acquired by Hellman & Friedman); Kustomer (acquired by Meta); OpsGenie (acquired by Atlassian); Stella Connect (acquired by Medallia, Inc.); and VSS Monitoring (acquired by Danaher). Neeraj also played a key role in several other Battery investments including Groupon (NASDAQ: GRPN); ITA Software (acquired by Google); and Sabre (NASDAQ: SABR).Neeraj is currently on the boards of Braze (NASDAQ: BRZE), Compt, Catchpoint, Dataiku, Level AI, LogRocket, Pendo, Reify Health, Repeat, Scopely, Shortcut (formerly Clubhouse), Sprinklr (NYSE: CXM), Tealium, Wunderkind (formerly BounceX), Workato and Yesware. He is a board observer for InVision and Mattermost. Neeraj has also made seed investments in companies including 8fig, Dooly, PayStand, Proton, Reibus International and UserGems since 2020.QUOTESNeeraj on the challenge of timing your investment: "The challenge often is if you invest too early, you've got a good idea but you run out of money before the inflection point happens. And if you invest too late, somebody else captures the market. Having a sense of the timing is really important and like most things in life, luck has a lot to do with it."Neeraj on why both product and sales are crucial for success: "Ultimately, great companies are built on great products and great sales. You can kind of fake it for a while now on the sales side, but the longer you wait to put in the fundamentals, the harder it is to do later." Neeraj on how he chooses the companies that he backs: "Life's too short. If this isn't a person that I want to back from beginning to exit, they don't have the right coachability and skill to read my mind, it's probably time to move on and look at other investments."Check out John McMahon's book here: https://www.amazon.com/Qualified-Sales-Leader-Proven-Lessons/dp/0578895064

This week: International Scout is back! (Thanks, VW.) Toyota expanding crossover lineup Rebelle Rally and eating scorpions Abe Vigoda T-shirt day Thanks to Robert Duffert of Internet Brands for joining us.

WebMD is usually the resource you run to after noting a random hiccup in your body, but in today's episode of The Redox Podcast we get to see how WebMD plays a part in the bigger picture of delivering healthcare. Niko chats with Ann Bilyew, the Senior Vice President of Health for Internet Brands, the parent company of WebMD and Medscape. They discuss the organization's recent acquisitions supporting their focus on personalizing the patient experience, how patient strategy is becoming a more consumer-oriented experience, and whether value-based care is inherently competitive with a consumer-focused model.

Lawrence and Shaun do a DEEP dive into "MCN's" and why your favorite online brands got bought, and what the fallout became.

M&A is on fire. Which means not just combining companies, but merging cultures. And there's where so many deals fall apart or fail to live up to expectations. (Some research shows that 75% of M&A deals bomb.) And it's often because the team was too busy making sure the technology was compatible or figuring out how to streamline the sales organization or merge brands. Nobody bothered to figure out if the 2 teams were aligned in the first place. Such a shame. So, I found an expert to guide us on doing it properly. Sloan Gaon is CEO of PulsePoint, the leading global authority in programmatic health advertising, recently acquired by WebMD parent company Internet Brands. Prior, he was CEO of DotMenu, acquired by GrubHub. And he led M&A at Miva, acquired by Adknowledge. He's forgotten more about M&A than most will ever know. So, he knows how to assess teams for compatibility. In this 20-minute conversation, he reveals how to do it (and potentially avoid a huge M&A mistake)  

Millionaires aren't who they used to be nowadays. As time goes on, people are living longer, inflation grows by three percent every year, and the cost of living is much more expensive than that of 20 years ago. Our parents and grandparents have always advised us to “save for a rainy day”, yet that just doesn't cut it anymore.Investing is a concept that is overlooked by people that feel like investing in stocks and companies that are meant for the rich and the richest. However, anyone can do it, and everyone should do it. Investing money in low risk companies, companies that support electric vehicles, and merging companies can have a great financial return if you approach investing properly.Money makes the world go around, and Sean V. Bradley is all about the coins this week! Along with his co-host, L.A. Williams, the duo interviews the Senior Vice President of Internet Brands, Todd Dearborn. Dearborn takes his time explaining retirement planning, how to invest your money, and what mindset will help you work towards meeting your goals.About Todd Dearborn Todd Dearborn had an early example of how to manage money and obtain financial responsibility through his father's multimillion dollar company. He is a strong believer in understanding how your savings works for you through successes and failures. As the Senior VP of the company that owns WebMD, Dearborn suggested that his titles were gained through goals, high standards, and dedication and risk being a driving force.After attending Towson University in Maryland, Todd Dearborn moved to Colorado where he worked his way up in the Enterprise franchise. Through his exceptional work as branch managers in various locations, the Chief Officer of Operations of Cars Direct offered him a position as a salesman. From that point on, a legacy in the automotive industry began that is appreciated by millions of users. More About The Against All Odds Radio Show's Hosts and GuestsSean V Bradley | L.A. Williams | Todd DearbornInvesting and Financial Success ResourcesThe Millionaire Car Salesman Podcast: is the #1 resource for automotive sales professionals, managers, and owners.  Also, join The Millionaire Car Salesman Facebook Group today!Also, join The Against All Odds Radio Show Guests & Listeners Facebook Group for the podcasted episodes.The Against All Odds Radio Show is Proudly Sponsored By:Car.com: Visit Car.com today, where they do the research and you do the driving.Scar Food: Scar Treatment for Scars, Acne Scars, & Stretch marks - visit ScarFood.com today!Hyundai of Bedford & Kia of Bedford: World-class customer support you can trust and is located just minutes from Cleveland & serving the Bedford, Cleveland, parma, Beachwood, and Euclid areas.

Wanda chats with Saima Hashmi, a technology professional at Internet Brands and close friend. They discuss challenges they have faced during 2020 and setting new goals and priorities for 2021. Aired on 1/17/2021

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 21 of the Millionaire Car Salesman Podcast!   This week the Millionaire Car Salesman, Sean V. Bradley, CSP & L.A. Williams sat down with Todd Dearborn, Senior VP of Internet Brands. Todd Explains how the Special Finance industry has changed and revitalized the Automotive Industry since the pandemic. He shares how dealerships are making up to and in some cases over $5,000 a copy.  Yes, that is NOT a typo, $5,000 a copy. Todd explains in detail how technology has changed with regards to Federal Laws, Credit Scoring, Social Media Leads and how Internet Brands has is leading the way by utilizing this technology. This is one episode that you don’t want to miss!    #AutoSales #AutomotiveTechnology #AutomotiveIndustry #Marketing #DigitalMarketing #AutomotiveSales #CarSales #TopTen #PersonalDevelopment #MillionaireCarSalesman #Podcast  #OrangeTie #DealerSynergy #BradleyOnDemand  #BlindPhoneMaster #Special Finance #Leads  For More Free Resources and Knowledge: Dealer Synergy | The Automotive Industry's #1 Training, Consulting & Accountability Firm Check Out The #1 Virtual Training Platform for Automotive Professionals Join the Millionaire Car Salesman Facebook Group  The Millionaire Car Salesman Podcast is Sponsored by: VinCue Autoweb DealerEProcess Internet Brands Please visit any of these AMAZING Sponsors and transform your dealership to a whole new level in 2021!

Hello! Someone has referred you to this post because you've said something quite wrong about Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. I apologize if it feels a bit cold and rude to respond in such an impersonal way, but I've been... https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200531/23325444617/hello-youve-been-referred-here-because-youre-wrong-about-section-230-communications-decency-act.shtml this guyHello! You've Been Referred Here Because You're Wrong About The First Amendmentread the lawThe lawagainst RoommatesStratton Oakmont v. ProdigyBarrett v. RosenthalRead itThe NY TimessecondRoommatesAccusearchDoe v. Internet BrandsOberdorf v. Amazonhelps incentivize competitionto nuisance suitscda 230free speechintermediary liabilityneutralityplatformpublishersection 230speechwrongyou're wrong

Today on the podcast you can catch Seth Price and Jay Ruane on Maximum Growth Live with special guest Mark Britton! Tune in for a great conversation on how you get the gumption to create something when it’s never been done before and how to keep going when other people say it’s not going to work and keep going.  Mark started his career as an SEC lawyer but, over his career, migrated to senior executive and board positions in companies such as Expedia and Orbitz. Mark is the founder and former CEO and Chairman of Avvo, an online marketplace for legal services, that was purchased by Internet Brands in 2018.  For twelve years, Mark built Avvo into one of the stars of the Seattle tech ecosystem with 400+ employees and raising $132 million from venture investors.  For his work at Avvo, Above the Law called him “the person who most disrupted law this decade”.  To keep on maximizing your firm, stay connected!Facebook GroupFacebook PageYouTube channelLinkedInGuild

Sherjan here, your host of My Personal Mentor podcast, bringing you unfiltered and candid advice related to careers and life. On this episode of Story Time we have Richard Henriques. Richard was born in Los Angeles and has made it a mission of his to never leave the beautiful la la land. He went to Cal State Los Angeles and when there weren't a lot of employers hiring at his school, he took it upon himself and created a group to attract employers to the school. Through networking and building relationships with people far and wide, he broke into Boeing, then NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, then Deloitte, and now at Internet Brands. His story is one of perseverance, staying focused on the long term goal, and being happy along the way. Tune in, it's Story Time! Visit www.sherjan.com for Courses, 1-on-1 Mentoring, Live Workshops, or say hello on Twitter @sherjan.

In 2018, Mark Britton left Avvo, the often-controversial company he founded in 2006 and led as CEO until he sold it early last year to web behemoth Internet Brands. Soon after, he joined us here on LawNext in Episode 11 for an insightful conversation about why he started the company, why he sold it, and why he left.  At the recent Clio Cloud Conference in San Diego, LawNext host Bob Ambrogi had the opportunity to sit down again with Britton to record a live special edition of LawNext. Britton was attending the conference following Clio's announcement in September that he had joined its board of directors and become an investor. In this interview, Britton explains why he decided to become involved with Clio, how he sees its mission as similar to Avvo’s, and what he believes its future will hold. _________________ Become a supporter of LawNext by joining our Patreon membership!

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Jon Carder is the founder of Mogl - a frictionless online to offline rewards program & Empyr - an online to offline ad platform. Mogl/Empyr has raised $50M from investors like Sigma Partners or Aequitas Capital. In college Jon founded eHeaven, an online e-commerce superstore that was purchased by BabyUniverse in 2002. Jon Carder then founded Client Shop, a website dedicated to finding consumers the lowest rates on home loans. ClientShop was sold to Internet Brands in 2006. Prior to Mogl, Jon Carder founded MojoPages.com, an online local search engine which received $5M (series A) from Austin Ventures and operates out of La Jolla, CA.

Raffaele Asquer is the SEO project manager at Internet Brands. He is also the creator of Foodiamo, the Italian guide to Italian Food in Los Angeles, CA. Raffaele has a Ph.D. in Poli Sci from UCLA  and is a Scuola Normale Alumnus. Entering the Room, we find out which sitcom he would live in, about his […]

Earlier this year, Mark Britton left Avvo, the often-controversial company he founded in 2006 and led as CEO, after selling it to web behemoth Internet Brands. Explaining his departure in a memo to his staff, he wrote, “It’s time for me to go.” In this episode of LawNext, Britton reflects on his 12 years at Avvo. In a face-to-face interview with host Bob Ambrogi, he recounts why he started the company and explains why he left. He discusses what he believes his company achieved and what he achieved as CEO. He reveals his greatest disappointment and his frustration with Avvo’s ongoing battles with the organized bar. He also offers his advice to budding entrepreneurs. Before founding Seattle-based Avvo, Britton was senior vice president, general counsel and secretary for Expedia after it spun off from Microsoft. Earlier, he was an attorney with Preston, Gates & Ellis in Seattle and senior counsel with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. He is a 1992 graduate of The George Washington University Law School and a 1989 graduate of Gonzaga University. Visit patreon.com/lawnext to submit questions for our guests.

For me, the last 18 months following the development of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency has been a little bit of an emotional rollercoaster.  I have gone from.... this changes everything, to just drive the UBER I don't want to buy into your ICO. Today we are hopefully passed peak hype and I am actively involved as an advisor in companies with blockchain at there core.  So I was particularly intrigued when my legal counsel Dan Brush from when I sold my company TVN told me he was now COO and counsel to a crypto wallet and exchange XS2 here in Australia.  His partner CEO and founder Bart Jellema has built and sold several companies including TJoos which was acquired by Internet Brands.  The aims of this conversation were to understand the fundamental principals behind blockchain and cryptocurrency.    It's pretty rare in this space that you get a combination of tech engineer/entrepreneur and legal counsel to explain what is really happening.  I think you will enjoy this show if you - like me are still trying to claw back the underlying value of blockchain and cryptocurrency from the vapour and hype that surrounds the industry.  Bart and Dan are both incredibly smart and the conversation was really enjoyable.  

Dr. Steve Elias joins Dr. Bill Marston and Dr. Mark Meissner to talk about the state of venous education meetings. Are these meetings the best format for CME? Can online education be viable? And where are the West-coast meetings?

One year later, what did the ATTRACT Trial NOT tell us, and where do we go from here?

This week’s episode features a lengthy, in-depth conversation with writer, educator, and entrepreneur Geoffrey Kleinman. We discuss what happened when he suffered a concussion two years ago and the terrifying aftermath of Post Concussion Syndrome that he’s had to endure since. We also chat about depression, medical marijuana, family, and much more. Geoff Kleinman was the creative force behind the popular drinks site DrinkSpirits.com from 2008 to 2017. He also created and managed DVDTalk.com from 1998-2007 when it was acquired by Internet Brands. His writing has been featured in Whisky Advocate, Playboy Magazine, Black Book Magazine, and more publications. He’s currently at work on a new project: The Medicated Show, a practical guide to Medical Marijuana, which can be found at www.medicatedshow.com You can find Geoff at www.geoffreykleinman.com, watch his Post Concussion Syndrome series on YouTube at youtube.com/geoffk, and find him on Twitter @geoffk. Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the podcast, please make sure you subscribe and take a moment to rate and review it in iTunes! You can find the podcast at www.anxietydiariespodcast.com, on Twitter @anxietydiarypod, and on Facebook and Instagram @anxietydiariespodcast

During the past year or so, a number of court decisions have chipped away at the protection of Section 230. Recently, courts have appeared receptive to claims that fall outside the usual ambit of publishing torts, where, e.g., a duty to warn was alleged (Doe v. Internet Brands), or where an online marketplace site takes […]

We're all in the studio and joined by guest Manuel Carrillo III. He's an automotive content machine doling out great pieces (both written and video-based) for a plethora of Internet Brands outlets. He's also a friend of Hooniverse. We brought Manuel in because we wanted to hear about his latest endeavor; restoring his father's old 1977 Porsche 911. This is a car that has been sitting for some time, but it's also the very car that brought a baby MC3 home from the hospital. He's invested in the outcome, and we want to learn more about it all.

We're all in the studio and joined by guest Manuel Carrillo III. He's an automotive content machine doling out great pieces (both written and video-based) for a plethora of Internet Brands outlets. He's also a friend of Hooniverse. We brought Manuel in because we wanted to hear about his latest endeavor; restoring his father's old 1977 Porsche 911. This is a car that has been sitting for some time, but it's also the very car that brought a baby MC3 home from the hospital. He's invested in the outcome, and we want to learn more about it all. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hooniverse/support

Brian Nickerson is the Co-Founder and CEO of MagicLinks, an affiliate marketing tool that helps content creators add product links to their videos. Prior to starting MagicLinks, Brian worked at Yahoo! and Internet Brands before setting out on his own to launch Chippmunk, an online savings search engine designed to reinvent the world of couponing. In this episode, we discuss a number of technical challenges related to affiliate marketing, including multi-touch attribution, cookie duration, and fraud prevention. Brian shares how MagicLinks approached the chicken and egg problem of building a two-sided marketplace by starting small and focusing on a few key verticals, and he offers his predictions for online video in 2017. Finally, Brian encourages hopeful entrepreneurs to search for burning problems and care more about making a mark on the world than making money. Host: James Creech ABOUT THE SHOW All Things Video is a podcast dedicated to uncovering the past and charting the future of the online video... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Recently, we discussed the career ceiling in community management. We’re extending that conversation on this episode, talking about the community manager job hunt with an experienced professional looking for work. Trella Rath has spent time at Fandom (formerly Wikia), Wargaming America, Goodby Silverstein & Partners and Mekanism, where she was laid off right before Christmas. Since then, she’s been searching, applying and interviewing for a new job. We discuss the challenges and surprises of looking for a community role in 2017. Including: Why some companies lowball community pros on salary Recommended sources of community management jobs The politics and drama of wiki editing Big Quotes “The best job I’ve ever had was when I was part of an actual community team. We had a VP of community. We had senior community managers. We had entry-level community managers. It was a group of people. After that, I moved over to the community/social hybrid role, and I was all by myself. No one, outside of who I immediately worked with, really knew what I did. They didn’t have a good understanding of what value I brought. Kind of a bummer. I had to do a lot of cheerleading for my own sake. ‘Hey, look, I can do these things!'” -@trellar “[A company I was talking with] didn’t give me an exact [salary] number. But it was probably $40 to $50k [in San Francisco] because that’s what I have been pitched. ‘You’re going to make this lower tier, but we have all these benefits, and we feed you.’ It’s like ‘Okay, no. I want to be able to pay rent. I want to be able to feed my bird.'” -@trellar “The gaming industry, people are so passionate there. I think they’ve almost taken advantage of that, where people just really want to be a part of the gaming scene. ‘Oh, well, you can totally join our company, but we’re not going to pay you market value.'” -@trellar “The nice thing, about wikis and wiki pages, is you read the page as one fell swoop. You don’t see who actually makes the particular edits and contributions, unless you go in to the history and really want to pick it apart. But you’re reading something that’s been put together from the minds and knowledge of all these people who are super passionate about that one subject. It’s cool. If I was handed a piece of paper off the street, ‘Here’s the whole summary of episode six of Glee, written by a 13-year-old,’ I’d be like, ‘Well, this is silly.’ But not having that handle next to it, it’s actually really well-crafted and really well put together.” -@trellar About Trella Rath Trella Rath has been a community manager for 6 years, with a more recent focus on social media. She got her start by managing various communities on the Wikia platform (think Glee Wiki, Lostpedia, WoWWiki). She moved over to the gaming industry for a stint and managed the North American community for World of Tanks, before then moving over to the advertising industry. There she took on the mantle of a well-known snack mascot, where she managed two communities for the agency’s Frito-Lay clients. In her free time, Trella enjoys exploring the Bay Area and attempting to train her pet parrotlet, Mochi. She is currently looking for her next gig! Related Links Trella on Twitter Fandom powered by Wikia, where Trella was a community manager, including work with the Glee Wiki, Lostpedia and WoWWiki World of Tanks, where Trella was the community manager for the North American community Community Signal episode with Alexandra Dao, about the community management career ceiling We Support NYC, a weekly newsletter for community and support professionals that includes jobs Community.is, a community-focused newsletter from Sarah Judd Welch, that sometimes features jobs The Community Roundtable blog, where you can subscribe via email and receive their jobs roundups AngelList, where a lot of startups post jobs, and you can set up alerts to be notified when one matches your criteria Hired, a site connecting job seekers with companies, that does yet work with community pros LinkedIn Premium Glassdoor, a site that allows people to rate their current and former employers phpBB forum software, for which Patrick managed launched and managed the largest unofficial resource for many years phpBB Wikipedia page, where debates raged about whether or not to link to Patrick’s site Building Online Communities with phpBB 2, the first phpBB book, which Patrick wrote the foreword for Travel Site Built on Wiki Ethos Now Bedevils Its Owner by Noam Cohen, about the Internet Brands lawsuit against a Wikipedia contributor and one of their own volunteers at Wikitravel Creative Commons, a set of copyright licenses Being Legally Right Doesn’t Always Mean You Are Doing Right by the Community by Patrick, about Flickr’s efforts to sell images uploaded to its site Transcript View the transcript on our website Your Thoughts If you have any thoughts on this episode that you’d like to share, please leave me a comment, send me an email or a tweet. If you enjoy the show, we would be grateful if you spread the word. Thank you for listening to Community Signal.

MagicLinks empowers creators with tools for authentic social commerce. MagicLinks makes it really easy to share links to products you love with your fans, and earn income when they shop. More than 200 million products are linkable through MagicLinks at 1,500 leading retailers. Brian Bio Brian is co-founder and CEO of MagicLinks, which empowers YouTube creators with tools for authentic social commerce. Brian also founded Chippmunk, a coupon search engine, and built the Shopping Division of Internet Brands from 0 to 100 employees and $175M in value in 3 years. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a bachelor's degree in Engineering and Economics from Dartmouth College, and played third base in the minor leagues for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

We are joined By Brad and Jason of The Cammed and Tubbed podcast, and Manual from Internet Brands. We recorded this one "live" from Warren's Vanagon across the street from Canepa cars and coffee. We talk about cars.Thanks for listening!Please subscribe, rate and review the podcast on iTunes

This week Mike interviews the CEO of MOGL.com - Jon Carder: Jon Carder is an experienced entrepreneur who has founded five internet businesses, his first at the age of 19. In college Jon founded eHeaven.com, an online e-commerce superstore that was purchased by BabyUniverse in 2002. Jon Carder then founded Client Shop inc. a website dedicated to finding consumers the lowest rates on home loans. ClientShop was San Diego's fastest growing company in 2005 (San Diego Business Journal) and was sold to Internet Brands in 2006. After a short “retirement” he realized building companies beats is more fulfilling than being retired and started his next venture, MojoPages.com, an online local search engine which received $5M (series A) from Austin Ventures and operates out of La Jolla, CA. Most recently Jon is founder and CEO of Mogl.com - a frictionless online to offline rewards program & Empyr.com - an online to offline ad platform. Mogl/Empyr has raised $35M in funding and has a partnership with Visa, Mastercard and Amex to effortlessly track any purchase from an enrolled consumer at a participating offline merchant in under 1 minute.

Shannon is the Founder and Client Success Officer of Dream Local Digital, a digital marketing agency that has worked with thousands of small businesses across North America. She has over 15 years’ experience in the development of successful internet products, sales and marketing strategies and has worked on the team developing successful Internet Brands such as cars.com and careerbuilder.com, and over 60 online media properties for newspapers all over the U.S and Canada. Prior to that, she spent over 10 years in media sales and sales management in Maine. Shannon is considered an expert in the field of online marketing and social media and speaks regularly at conferences on the subject. She was recently named a Digital Innovator of the Year by Local Media Association. http://womentakingthelead.com/shannon-kinney/

How did Lawrence Cole, author of the popular MBA applicant blog MBAOver30, get into Wharton, Chicago Booth and MIT Sloan as a 36 year old? Just so you know his stats: Lawrence graduated from Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University in 2000, worked for over 10 years at UPS and Internet Brands, and “barely broke 700″ on his GMAT. He also started 2 online businesses. Lawrence is now a first year student at Wharton focused on entrepreneurship. In this episode, you'll hear Lawrence and I discuss application tips for older candidates including: Why top-ranked MBAs tend to trend younger The 2 application “booby traps” you must avoid The importance of movement and believability in your application How and why to gather as much experiential school data as possible Why you shouldn't force fit in your application How to tie together work experience that might seem unrelated Common traits adcoms look for from both older AND younger candidates: initiative, impact and purpose This episode is a goldmine of admissions tips for older candidates. Lawrence has lived and breathed MBA applications for the past year. Be sure to learn from his experience! Don't miss this episode – one of our best yet.

How did Lawrence Cole, author of the popular MBA applicant blog MBAOver30, get into Wharton, Chicago Booth and MIT Sloan as a 36 year old? Just so you know his stats: Lawrence graduated from Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University in 2000, worked for over 10 years at UPS and Internet Brands, and “barely broke 700″ on his GMAT. He also started 2 online businesses. Lawrence is now a first year student at Wharton focused on entrepreneurship. In this episode, you'll hear Lawrence and I discuss application tips for older candidates including: Why top-ranked MBAs tend to trend younger The 2 application “booby traps” you must avoid The importance of movement and believability in your application How and why to gather as much experiential school data as possible Why you shouldn't force fit in your application How to tie together work experience that might seem unrelated Common traits adcoms look for from both older AND younger candidates: initiative, impact and purpose This episode is a goldmine of admissions tips for older candidates. Lawrence has lived and breathed MBA applications for the past year. Be sure to learn from his experience! Don't miss this episode – one of our best yet.