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Speaker Bio: Jim Brock

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Jim Brock
CEO, Attributor

Jim Brock is founder and CEO of Attributor, a monitoring, analysis and monetization platform to help online publishers maximize the value of their content on the Web. Formerly, he was SVP at Yahoo!, where he led the highly successful communication and broadband operating groups. Jim began his relationship with Yahoo! as chief legal counsel to Jerry Yang and has always had a passion for and an interest in the relationship between law and Internet content. He has a law degree and was a Partner at Venture Law Group. Jim is incredibly passionate about his work and solving the Internet copyright issue, his new venture with Attributor. Jim is a dynamic speaker and has been interviewed by the Associated Press, BusinessWeek, New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and many other respected outlets surrounding issues about copyright protection on the Internet.

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