( more info: http://ijump.co.nz ) ... The conversation continues with Ludwig and Novia, producer and host respectively of Second Draw Down, New Zealand's newest video podcast.

( more info: http://ijump.co.nz ) | They're 17, and they produce a weekly video show. They're Ludwig Wendzich and Novia Ng, part of the team behind Second Draw Down, and this is our live interview with them at BarCamp Auckland. They have a lot of lessons for anyone interested in making online video.

(More info http://ijump.co.nz ) | Innovation is crucial to business growth, but it remains a mystery to many. Recently Simon attended a workshop by The Hive Innovation ( http://thehiveinnovation.co.nz ) and shares some of the gems.

(more info: http://www.ijump.co.nz ) Murray Streets joins us again to discuss some of the most common objections to companies learning about social media, and why the internet is like a party! Don't forget to subscribe to Jump In and never miss a show!

More info: http://www.ijump.co.nz ... Murray Streets saw our article in DLB and asked to join the conversation. He's got some great things to share about Generation X and the web, and how agencies engage with social media.

(more info: http://www.ijump.co.nz ) The future of media is networks - not just social networks. Find out the big picture in our interview with Tony Faure, CEO of NineMSN ... and where you can jump into networking online, in Marie's interview with Simon!

Tony Faure has 12 years experience in the online business - an eternity in this fast-moving space. Tony tells us his view of the online ad and publishing industry in New Zealand.

(More info: http://www.ijump.co.nz/ ) We go conga dancing in the shopping mall today, participating in a Flashmob, and asking what's the thinking behind it. It's a glimpse of the future of marketing, when "consumers" are just as likely to create content as to consume it. Learn more about Generation C.

(more info: http://www.ijump.co.nz ) ... Michael Brandon from Searchmasters tells us why SEO is important, the good and bad bits about blogging, and giving away your IP as a form of marketing. Plus search seminar attendees give their feedback.

(more info: http://www.ijump.co.nz ) A sneak preview of Tim's presentation at next week's Internet Marketing Summit in Auckland. How to: * Market an intangible product on almost no budget. * Communities - join or build? * The practicalities of blogging and video podcasting to build audience trust * How open should you be online?