Event Hours: Registration Hours Sept 28: 8:00am – 4:00pm Conference Hours Sept 28: 9:00am – 5:45pm Exhibit Hall Hours: Sept 28: 10:15am – 7:00pm Premier Sponsors: Media Sponsors: Association Sponsors: Hosted By: Some of the organizations that have sent delegates to previous SES events: 1-800-Dentist 1800flowers.com Adobe Systems, Inc Alaska Tour & Travel Allstate Insurance Amazon.com American Airlines American Greetings Interactive American Heart Association Auto Europe Babycenter.com Bank Of America Budget Truck Rental Carfax Cathay Pacific Airways Charles Schwab & Co Cingular Circuit City Citysearch.com CNet Networks Coca-Cola Enterprises Countrywide Home Loans Deloitte & Touche Llp Deutsche Bank Drugstore.com Ebay Edison Group E-Loan Eluxury Ernst & Young Esurance Experian First Franklin Financial Corp Fujitsu America, Inc. Goldman Sachs H&R Block Mortgage Hallmark Flowers Harpercollins Publishers Intel Corporation JP Morgan Chase Macy's Mckinsey & Company Mitsubishi International MTV Networks Nielsen//Netratings Nokia Office Depot Oracle Corp Overstock.com Plantronics Qwest Communication Royal Bank Of Canada Sephora Shopzilla Sony Pictures Sun Microsystems The Children's Place The Vermont Country Store Timberland Toshiba Travelocity.com Walmart.com Walt Disney Internet Group Washington State University Wells Fargo Xerox Zappos.Com

As an Analyst in the media group at JupiterResearch, Barry Parr focuses on news, information, and entertainment. He is a frequent speaker on technology and media in the US and worldwide, and has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Forbes, Business Week, San Jose Mercury News, and other publications. He has more than fifteen years of experience in media, both online and off, including software development, marketing, editorial, circulation, online advertising, and production management.

Parr has served as the Ecommerce Research Director at International Data Corporation and Vice President of News at CNET. At IDC, his research included consumer ecommerce, portals, Internet user demographics, international ecommerce, and Internet marketing. As Vice President of News at CNET, he co–created NEWS.COM, a technology news site which Walt Mossberg in the Wall Street Journal called "a must read for anyone who cares about technology news". In addition, Parr was managing producer at the San Jose Mercury News, where he was a key developer of Mercury Center, the first newspaper on the Web.

Parr holds an AB in Psychology from Stanford University and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.