WebTalk Radio hosted by Rob & Dana Greenlee is based in University Place, Washington USA and has been online for 8 years as an internationally syndicated radio show, webcast and podcast. The show spent was broadcast on regular broadcast talk radio stations for 7 years and was heard on Cnet Radio.

WebTalk is available via webcast or download service online at Mobile Broadcast Network, WindowsMedia.com News & Talk, WindowsMedia.com Talk Radio Tuner, WindowsMedia.com International Media Portals, WindowsMedia.com Pocket PC Mobile Media Portal, Microsoft’s Sync & Go, RealOne Radio Tuner, RealOne Mobile Phone Media Portal & RealOne Pocket PC Media Portal, PocketPCMedia.nl Mobile Media Portal, iPodder.org Podcast Directory, DownloadRadio.org and RadioTime.com.

Rob and Dana are also judges for the Webby Awards radio category with voting membership in the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences. The show was formerly heard on CNET Radio in San Francisco, Boston and XM Satellite Network. WebTalk is formerly known as the WebTalkGuys World Radio Show. Show Awards: PC World named WebTalkGuys “Best of Today’s Web

The WebTalk Radio Show (formerly known as WebTalkGuys) has been broadcasting on the radio andthe web since February 6, 1999. The show is one of only a handful of Internet topic focused radio / webcasts in the world and has had over 300 guest interviews with people from innovative companies and organizations from all over the world. We have spoken with leaders from companies like Microsoft,Google, Real Networks, Business 2.0, Adobe, InfoSpace, Disney.com, Amazon.com,Netscape, Mozilla, Opera Software, Meetup.com, Audible.com, FactCheck.org,Motorola, American Airlines, Fox TV’s Lone Gunmen, Symantec, Disney,PriceGrabber.com, News.com, Pets.com, Roger Rabbit and many others.

Rob Greenlee is Founder / Host of the internationally syndicated “WebTalk World Radio Show” (formerly known as the WebTalkGuys World Radio Show). The 5 year-old show, on the web at WebTalkRadio.com, discusses the latest trends involving the Internet and the World Wide Web. The show reaches almost 1 million listeners per month via wide online distribution through WindowsMedia.com Radio Tuner and Mobile Portals, Microsoft’s Sync & Go, RealOne Radio Tuner and Mobile Portals. The show is fast becoming a major content provider to many new mobile device and Internet car radio distribution platforms. WebTalk is syndicated on terrestrial broadcast radio via satellite to currently 11 radio stations around the USA.

Mr. Greenlee regularly writes articles about the web and moderates panels at new media conference events around the USA. Greenlee is also a former marketing executive at FreeInternet.com (formerly Freei.Net), creators of the “Baby Bob” ad campaign. He has served similar marketing roles at Chiquita Brands, ConAgra and Florida Department of Citrus, where he marketed Florida Citrus products such Tropicana and Minute Maid. He is also a Guinness Book of World Records Holder for building the World’s Largest Glass of Orange Juice. In 1997, he created the first Florida citrus industry website at FloridaJuice.com. His consulting clients include LoanTek Home Loans, Real Estate Radio, City of University Place, WA, LoudVox Productions, PayByCheck and ShopperBox Networks.

Host, Dana Greenlee is an Internet professional with extensive experience in website development. She is an avid follower of Internet cyberculture and is President of Loudvox Productions, a digital recording studio. She also worked on air at several Los Angeles radio stations, as a production assistant at KNBC-TV in Burbank, for lighting directors at the Sunset Gower Studios and music licensing at Hollywood Center Studios inHollywood and at Amazon.com in customer service and website editorial. Dana writes a weekly technology column for the Tacoma Daily Index newspaper. For fun, Dana built James Spader.org and creating online music videos. Her Live Journal site.

Guest Commentator, Mitch Ratcliffe. For more than 15 years Mitch has chronicled and participated in the development of the Internet. Mitch Ratcliffe is a leading commentator on the economy and technology. Prior to InnovationWorld, he served in key positions in the publishing, technology, and financial services industries.

Ratcliffe led the development of the ON24 Financial iNetwork, the first streaming news organization, from 1999 to 2001, when he guided the editorial and production teams from startup to producing more than 24 hours of personalized news content each day. Simultaneously, he developed and managed the ZDY2K Web site, a source of Year 2000 information and commentary on the ZD Net supersite.

Previously, Ratcliffe was an executive at Ziff-Davis Exposition & Conference Co., later known as SoftBank Forums, where he was a vice president responsible for content and business development. He launched the JavaOne tradeshow, and represented SoftBank on the boards of Electric Classifieds and Match.com. More recently has launched the RatcliffeBlog and Correspondences.org. He is also “The Now” Red Herring blogger.

Co-Host, Peter York is founder and CEO of Yorke Systems, a technology and consulting company focused on Multimedia, eCommerce, and WiFi(802.11) solutions.

Prior to Yorke Systems, Mr. Yorke was the Director of Technology at Exodus, A Cable and Wireless Service. He was responsible for working cross-functionally with other Exodus/CW groups to develop the Media & Entertainment, Content Delivery, Streaming Media solutions and facilitated collaborative business relationships between numerous businesses and suppliers resulting in expanded business opportunities and increased market shares for major cross industry players. Mr. Yorke was a founding member of the Exodus Professional Services organization in 1999. .

Before joining Exodus in January 1999, Mr. Yorke was the program manager for streaming media at The Boeing Company in Seattle, WA. He was responsible for Boeing’s Intranet/Internet streaming architecture for Customer/Employee Communications, Executive Training and Development, and Product Marketing as a member of the Boeing Web Communications Program and Senior Technologist to the Boeing Executive team. Mr. Yorke was an associate producer of the award winning BoeingTV, a bi-weekly corporate news television show. Prior to his streaming media activities he was program manager for the Boeing 777 computer based training media delivery systems group and individual contributor to the International Space Station, Digital Xpress, and MyBoeingFleet.

Mr. Yorke is a featured speaker at many technology conferences and was the Co-Chairman of the first Streaming Media conference in 1998.