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Ready to clean out the clutter in your home and make a little money too? Learn how to organize a tag sale and entice people to stop, look, and buy.

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Doug McFarland, CEO of ScanScout, compares the excitement around online video to the early days of television. But McFarland notes that in this new world, it's the users who are in control.

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Timothy Hanlon, Senior Vice President/Ventures for Denuo, talks about the challenges involved in finding what works best in online video advertising -- and what can and can't be transfered from television advertising.

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Nick Johnson, vice president of digital media sales for NBC, says online video is bringing in a new, younger audience for the network's programming.

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Jonathan Lochhaas, director of of Online Marketing Applications for XM Satellite Radio, and Raymond Velez, vice president and National Technology Lead for Avenue A Razorfish

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Gokul Rajaram, Project Manager Director at Google, says that online video ads can drive search and vice versa.

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Brian Price, Verizon's executive director of marketing, talks about his company's forays into online video advertising.

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Jason Glickman, CEO of Tremor Media, says pre-roll ads have a place, but the future will be a merger of entertaining content and advertising.

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Jason Hirschhorn says television's upfront sales system may expand to meet the needs of media buyers for online video.

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Harry Case, managing partner, director of media analytics and technology, Mindshare

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Kate Everett-Thorp, CEO, Real Girls Media Network, says user-generated content is in its infancy. And the challenge for marketers is learning how to play in a space that is controlled by consumers.

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Kate Everett-Thorp, CEO, Real Girls Media Network, says user-generated content is in its infancy. And the challenge for marketers is learning how to play in a space that is controlled by consumers.

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Ian Schafer, CEO and founder of Deep Focus, was keynote speaker at the IAB's Leadership Forum on User-Generated Content and Social Networking. Schafer said asking users to create content doesn't mean marketers don't have to stay creative themselves.

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Tom Troja, vice president of marketing for Pajamas Media, suggests that linear storytelling isn't the best mode for online, and that marketers need to get past their fear of letting consumers speak.

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Marcien Jenckes, AOL's senior vice president of messaging and social media, says there's more to social networking than most marketers realize -- including instant messaging.

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Stephen Dimarco, vice president and chief marketing officer of Compete Inc., sees four reasons why consumers are interested in creating their own content -- socializing, entertainment, education, influencing.

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Stephen Dimarco, vice president and chief marketing officer of Compete Inc., sees four reasons why consumers are interested in creating their own content -- socializing, entertainment, education, influencing.

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Conn Fishburn, director of social media strategy for Yahoo, says that the rise of user-generated content requires advertisers learn "ways to not market to the user, but rather to communicate with them."

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Conn Fishburn, director of social media strategy for Yahoo, says that the rise of user-generated content requires advertisers learn "ways to not market to the user, but rather to communicate with them."

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Dave Carson, co-CEO of video site Heavy.com, says that the key to successful user-generated content may be in giving users a purpose.