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Jon and Kevin host the final Inboxed Radio Show with a round table on affiliate marketing. Including the current state of the industry and where the market will go in the coming years. Say goodbye to Jon, Kevin and Bennet on this Farewell Episode of Inbox Radio.

The FTC is seeking ways to reinvent journalism, and thats a cause for concern. According to a May 24 draft proposal, the agency thinks government should be at the center of a media overhaul. Bennet Kelley from the Internet Law Center breaks down the good,bad and ugly of the plan.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal is suing former news anchor Ron Futrell and others for posting links to RJ stories on the Web. Ron tells us his take on the story and the legal insiders review on the constitutionality of the suit.

Michelle M. Wicmandy, Director Of Marketing at Southeast Media, discusses her recent article in Website Magazine titled Climbing up the Ranks with optimized press releases.

Bennet Kelley from the Internet Law Center discusses topics that are looming large in our community including the FTCs proposal to bail out the newspaper industry by taxing ISP access, plus how did the tech candidates fare in the recent California primary.

The Team From VAsianGroup stop by to talk about the
formal launch of their new TV portal and offer some tips to monetize
with their site.

Dan Rayburn answers the question if there are there video platforms on the market besides YouTube that marketers can use?

Peter Horan will be discussing Video Email Certification, he is a seasoned media and marketing executive with experience in both startups and multi-billion dollar public companies.

Bill Waggoner is back to talk about his new book Confessions of a Spam King

SEO expert Mike Rotkin checks in and tells us why video is important when starting an SEO campaign. B2B Magazine reporter Karen Bannan discusses her recent article about YouTube.com and how it can work in the B2B world.