Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

	Vice-President of eBay Motors Rob Chesney leads a panel of experts on the Internet's impact on vehicle and accessories sales.

The Internet is known for shaping industries by providing transparency in content, inventory and eventually pricing. Several industries have seen this cycle mature over the past 10 years. The new-car industry was the first to see this cycle of transparency play out in its space and emerge with a new set of assets to compete.

Rob Chesney, vice president of eBay Motors, will lead a panel of experts to explore the future state of the industry, as influenced by the Internet on Monday, November 2, 8:00-9:00 a.m. in Ballroom C of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Sub-topics will include: the role of content; pricing transparency; video; the evolution and role of aggregators; the co-mingling of services and parts; the role of catalog provider content and application data; and shifts in search behavior.

In “The Role of the Internet in Shaping Parts and Accessories Sales in 2009 and Beyond,” Chesney will draw from his personal experience leading the world’s largest automotive site through these decisions at eBay with its vehicles and parts business over the past eight years.

Chesney has seen the evolution of the vehicles business as impacted by the current macroeconomic climate, along with the major changes occurring in the automotive industry.

The panel will have a range of experts also including Jad Dunning, CEO of DriverSide; Michelle Morris, Director of North America Automotive Sales for Google; Bryan Murphy, CEO of WHI Solutions, Inc.; Famous Rhodes, Director of Parts and Accessories for eBay Motors; Glenn Rogers, CEO of CarDomain; Steve Sigg, eBusiness Manager for ACDelco.

For more information on the program, visit www.SEMAShow.com.

GUILTY AS CHARGED: The FIA handed down severe punishment to those involved in the race-fixing debacle during the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix. The Renault team has been placed on probation and faces a lifetime ban if it commits a similar action between now and the end of 2011. Renault team principal Flavio Briatore is banned for all FIA events for an unlimited period and Renault director of engineering Pat Symonds faces similar sanctions for the next five years.

RETURNING: The Lotus name will return to Formula One racing next season for the first time since 1994.

HEADING SOUTH: American Speed Association will take its unique brand of stock-car racing to South Africa January 29–31 with the South Africa vs. USA Motorsports event at the Phakisa Freeway Circuit in Welkom, South Africa. The race will be held on a 1.5-mile oval at the multi-purpose racing facility.

GOING AWAY: Jack Daniel’s will end its sponsorship of Richard Childress Racing and driver Casey Mears at the end of this season.

AROUND TURKEY TIME: Indy Racing League President of Competition Brian Barnhart says the league’s new chassis and engine specs, which will go into effect in 2012, will be announced around Thanksgiving.

TO THE TOP: With his 18th WoO victory of the season, Joey Saldana remained at the top of the National Speed Sport News Power Rankings. The rankings appear weekly in America’s Motorsports Authority.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. Subscribe to National Speed Sport News for a special industry rate.

GUILTY AS CHARGED: The FIA handed down severe punishment to those involved in the race-fixing debacle during the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix. The Renault team has been placed on probation and faces a lifetime ban if it commits a similar action between now and the end of 2011. Renault team principal Flavio Briatore is banned for all FIA events for an unlimited period and Renault director of engineering Pat Symonds faces similar sanctions for the next five years.

RETURNING: The Lotus name will return to Formula One racing next season for the first time since 1994.

HEADING SOUTH: American Speed Association will take its unique brand of stock-car racing to South Africa January 29–31 with the South Africa vs. USA Motorsports event at the Phakisa Freeway Circuit in Welkom, South Africa. The race will be held on a 1.5-mile oval at the multi-purpose racing facility.

GOING AWAY: Jack Daniel’s will end its sponsorship of Richard Childress Racing and driver Casey Mears at the end of this season.

AROUND TURKEY TIME: Indy Racing League President of Competition Brian Barnhart says the league’s new chassis and engine specs, which will go into effect in 2012, will be announced around Thanksgiving.

TO THE TOP: With his 18th WoO victory of the season, Joey Saldana remained at the top of the National Speed Sport News Power Rankings. The rankings appear weekly in America’s Motorsports Authority.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. Subscribe to National Speed Sport News for a special industry rate.