This week’s episode features our first European Net OG, Tibor Gaddum. In the Summer of 1998 he was one of the first three hired in the German media Sales office of DoubleClick.

This week’s episode features Andy Pakula, a digital media innovator and former agency new business executive who gets his Net OG cred from implementing Yahoo!'s initial advertising sales strategies and execution.

This week’s episode features Jonathan Nelson, the current CEO of Omnicom Digital and who got his Net OG cred from being the CEO of Organic and Accrue Software.

This week’s episode features Martin Nisenholtz who probably has more digital media experience than anyone in the world. 

We promised you never-heard-before stories and today's guest, Richy Glassberg, certainly did not disappoint.

In today’s episode, host Andy Batkin is joined by Gina Garrubbo who was one of the key executives responsible for building Women.com, one of the first websites for women.

Today’s episode features our first investment banker Net OG, Brad Koenig. Brad was the head of global technology investment banking at Goldman Sachs in the internet hay days from 1990 to 2005 and the co-head of global technology media and Telecommunications from 2002 to 2005.

As the first digital strategist for the National Football League Ann Kirschner co-launched NFL SUNDAY TICKET, NFL.COM, and SUPERBOWL.COM.

Linda McCutcheon was President at Time Inc, New Media from 1997-1999 and is regarded as one of the early adaptors in the publishing industry, moving major publishing properties to the Web beginning in 1993

In this week's episode, host Andy Batkin interviews a true Net OG, David Moore. You'll hear stories about 24/7 Media which Dave co-founded in 1996.