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Some companies get social media, and some don't. What kind do you work for? Today, we're discussing the incredible success of the Old Spice YouTube campaign compared to Apple's top-down over-control of communication around the iPhone 4 antenna problems. Guests are authors Brian Solis of FutureWorks, and Rick Bakas of the St. Supery winery.

On this episode, we talk about how cable's attempt to port their services to digital apps both frustrates and confounds us, the debut of the NFL 2011 iPad app, what's new on Netflix streaming, and how busy broadcast news was for the week--from the royal wedding to the reported death of Bin Laden.

From DemoFall in San Diego: Webware's Rafe Needleman talks with SceneCaster, which recently launched its 3D social-media Web application.

In the next few weeks, all Facebook users will have to start using the social network's new Timeline feature that was announced last year. For those who haven't already adopted it, here are some tips and tricks for getting the most out of this new feature. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports in this Tech Minute.

CNET's Neha Tiwari speaks with Steven Jang and Jan Jannink of imeem!, a new social media service that brings together instant messaging, social networking and digital media.

The government is planning a new "sock puppet" program that will create fake online personas to play on social networks in countries around the world (but not America -- they say). Microsoft and the feds shut down another giant spam-sending botnet, and HP continues its bold moves: next up, a cloud computing platform. Also, a look inside Amazon's app store (and the continued Balkanization of app delivery mechanisms), and the Nintendo 3DS reviewed. Where's the Mario? --Molly

Reporters' Roundtable The movie about the founding of Facebook has been nearly universally admired, yet you're hard-pressed, when watching it, to actually like any of the characters. Is this the way Facebook actually is? Guests Caroline McCarthy (CNET) and Alexia Tsotsis (TechCrunch) discuss.

At Facebook's F8 developer conference, the social-networking company rolled out a new historical home page for users called the Timeline, as well as functions that developers can use to fill the Timeline, and a new real-time ticker with activity information. Now users can watch videos and listen to music alongside their friends when they see content they like. Rafe Needleman talks to Facebook developers and entrepreneurs about the importance of these new features.

A new Windows Media Player add-on from TuneWiki brings lyrics and social networking to your favorite songs and music videos.