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Fünf Jahre, 250 Folgen, eine ganze Menge Specials. Es heißt, man solle aufhören, wenn es am besten ist. Und daher machen wir einfach weiter wie immer! Also gibt es auch diese Woche News und Einblicke wie diesmal von Mo zu sinnvollen Einsätzen von KI und Agents im Geschäftsumfeld. Passend zum Thema macht ein alter Bekannter seinen Wiedereinstand: Elon Musk lässt seine KI-Firma xAI das vormals als Twitter bekannte Social-Media-Netzwerk X kaufen, das Musk zuvor gekauft hatte. Er kauft sich quasi selbst von seinen Schulden aus dem damaligen Kauf frei oder so. Über das sogenannte Signalgate reden wir auch. Meist versuchen wir Politik nach Möglichkeiten rauszuhalten, nicht weil wir uns davor fürchten, sondern sonst nur zu leicht wütend werden. Aber das ist erstens sehr in unserem Feld und dazu so dermaßen dämlich, da können wir nicht anders. Die Unsicherheiten zur Situation mit Mindfactory hat sich inzwischen geklärt: Mindfactory befindet sich derzeit in einer selbstverwalteten Insolvenz und ansonsten wieder da. Aber auch bei Cyberport gibt es Probleme und der Shop-Dienstleister Digital River hat den Betrieb nahezu komplett eingestellt. Viel Spaß mit Folge 250 und auf weitere 250 Jahre Technikquatsch! Sprecher: Meep, Michael Kister, Mohammed Ali DadAudioproduktion: Michael KisterVideoproduktion und Titelbild: Mohammed Ali DadBildquellen: Microsoft/PixabayAufnahmedatum: 29.03.2025 Besucht unsim Discord https://discord.gg/SneNarVCBMauf Bluesky https://bsky.app/profile/technikquatsch.deauf TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@technikquatschauf Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@technikquatschauf Instagram https://www.instagram.com/technikquatsch(bald wieder) auf Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/technikquatsch RSS-Feed https://technikquatsch.de/feed/podcast/Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/62ZVb7ZvmdtXqqNmnZLF5uApple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/technikquatsch/id1510030975 00:00:00 Themen: Wir feiern 250. Folge und 5 Jahre! Außerdem: (sinnvolle) Anwendung von KI im Geschäftsumfeld; Musks KI-Firma xAI kauft Musks Social-Media-Netzwerk X; Signalgate; Mindfactory ist wieder da und in der selbstverwalteten Insolvenz; Probleme bei Cyberport; Dienstleister Digital River pleite; Soulslike AI Limit angespielt und für gar nicht schlecht befunden. 00:05:53 Mikes Podcast-Workflow 00:12:16 (sinnvolle) Einsatzmöglichkeiten von Copilot udgl. im Geschäftsumfeld 00:54:38 Elon Musks KI-Firma xAI kauft Elon Musks Social-Media-Netzwerk X (formaly known as Twitter) Elon Musk abhttps://www.theverge.com/news/638933/elon-musk-x-xai-acquisition 01:01:56 Signalgatehttps://www.wired.com/story/signalgate-isnt-about-signal/ 01:07:24 Alternate hatte 5090 mit fehlenden ROPs als "B-Ware" im Angebot; Update: laut Alternate eine Kundenretoure, die gar nicht in den Verkauf gehen solltehttps://videocardz.com/newz/geforce-rtx-5090-with-missing-rops-now-offered-as-b-stock-product-by-german-retailer-costs-e2899https://www.computerbase.de/news/grafikkarten/rtx-5090-mit-rop-defekt-alternate-verkauft-teildefekte-grafikkarten-nicht-als-b-ware.91992/ 01:11:14 256GB RAM im Desktop auf Funktionalität getestethttps://www.heise.de/news/Ausprobiert-256-GByte-RAM-mit-AMD-Ryzen-und-Intel-Core-Ultra-10332315.html 01:15:22 Durcheinander bei Online-Händlern: Mindfactory in selbstverwalteter Insolvenzhttps://www.computerbase.de/news/wirtschaft/offizielles-statement-mindfactory-bestaetigt-sanierung-aber-es-laeuft-wieder-rund.91654/https://www.golem.de/news/unternehmen-und-e-commerce-sorge-um-hardware-haendler-mindfactory-2503-194577.html01:23:33 Cyberport https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Wirtschaft-Thema-238882/News/Cyberport-mit-unzufriedenen-Kunden-1468958/01:25:18 Digital River https://www.heise.de/news/Asus-Bandai-und-mehr-Diverse-Herstellershops-offline-10332649.html 01:29:23 AI Limit angespielt https://store.steampowered.com/app/2407270/AI_LIMIT/Transparenzhinweis: Wir haben einen Preview/Review Key vom Entwickler/Publ...

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Jeremy Swift is founder and CEO of Cordial. Cordial is a cross-channel messaging platform that is changing the way marketing & technology teams engage their customers. Before founding Cordial in 2014, he was a founding member of BlueHornet, a first-gen email marketing SaaS company that he sold to Digital River in 2004. He has spoken at leading industry events including DMA, eTail, Shop.org, OMMA and Mediapost. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. In business, it really helps to build an authentic and transparent culture. 2. Its all about building trust and confidence with the customers. To go Robin Hood is to deliver , keep and build that trust with a marketer on a brand that they are selling to. 3. The key to hyper-personalized customer experience is the customer data which is the single source of truth. Orchestrate personalized, impactful campaigns across email, SMS, mobile app, and more with Cordial - Cordial Sponsor HubSpot: Get ready for growth, without the growing pains! Visit HubSpot.com/spotlight to see the dozens of major product updates that'll make impossible growth feel impossibly easy

Jeremy Swift is founder and CEO of Cordial. Cordial is a cross-channel messaging platform that is changing the way marketing & technology teams engage their customers. Before founding Cordial in 2014, he was a founding member of BlueHornet, a first-gen email marketing SaaS company that he sold to Digital River in 2004. He has spoken at leading industry events including DMA, eTail, Shop.org, OMMA and Mediapost. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. In business, it really helps to build an authentic and transparent culture. 2. Its all about building trust and confidence with the customers. To go Robin Hood is to deliver , keep and build that trust with a marketer on a brand that they are selling to. 3. The key to hyper-personalized customer experience is the customer data which is the single source of truth. Orchestrate personalized, impactful campaigns across email, SMS, mobile app, and more with Cordial - Cordial Sponsor HubSpot: Get ready for growth, without the growing pains! Visit HubSpot.com/spotlight to see the dozens of major product updates that'll make impossible growth feel impossibly easy

Scott Logvin is an innovator, inventor, industry disrupter, and serial entrepreneur whose lifelong passion for business has led him to have the opportunity to work in multiple industries. Based in South Florida, Scott is the Co-Founder and President of Barkera™ and the President of Liquid UPC. As a forward-thinking leader with a uniquely innovative approach to business, Scott has successfully crafted the vision, deployment, execution, and growth strategies for numerous multinational companies and has assisted countless startup ventures in building a productive online presence. Scott served on the client advisory board for GoDaddy and Digital River and currently consults with multiple privately-owned North American startups. He also led sales, lead, and marketing automation efforts for a 4,000- member sales team and innovated the B2B eCommerce channel as Head of eCommerce for Citrix, elevating the business solutions company to new heights. Scott is a graduate of the State University of New York at Buffalo with a degree in Business Management, with an emphasis on Marketing and Entrepreneurial Leadership. He attended Florida Atlantic University with courses in Hospitality, Tourism, and Management, and has been a featured speaker at multiple universities, including the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia, University of Buffalo, Nova Southeastern Huizenga Business Innovation Academy, and the NSU Broward Center of Innovation. At the Center of Innovation, Scott advises hundreds of entrepreneurs and has developed an innovative Internship Program providing a foundation of education for future pet industry business leaders. One of the industries that has caught his attention is the fragmented Pet Industry. Currently focusing on the opportunity and potential, he is working with industry leaders to create an online ecosystem platform designed to elevate pet ownership by bridging the gaps in the pet industry by uniting industry experts to revolutionize pet care standards. With his extensive business and technology expertise, Scott Logvin is committed to transforming the pet industry. He consistently pushes the boundaries to create the elevated pet owner™—one who is responsible and aspires to the highest standards in both human and pet care. 

Mike Chuma is the Vice President of Global Marketing, Engagement and Enablement at IDeaS Revenue Solutions, a revenue management software that has served hospitality businesses for over 30 years. He has led global product organizations, redefined product strategies, and helped implement new technologies for SaaS and subscription models. Before IDeaS, Mike worked for Trinity Springs Inc., SuperValu, and Digital River in a variety of leadership positions. Across his career, he has aimed to provide organizations the tools they need to maintain relevance for commerce and sales channels. In this episode… Revenue management is an unwieldy topic. Under the umbrella of marketing, generating and nurturing revenue is fundamental to the health of a business. There are a myriad of factors that can get in the way — so what are some of the most important tips and tricks? Mike Chuma has earned his experience from a fruitful career and key mentors. He started as a sales and marketing manager, working his way to a place of leadership for a leading technology brand. All of this has allowed him to know what many companies need to excel in their marketing. In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, Alex Gluz interviews Mike Chuma, the Vice President of Global Marketing, Engagement and Enablement at IDeaS Revenue Solutions, to discuss better revenue management. They break down product strategy, revenue management for hotels, and important tips for marketing. The two also talk about the transition from lead-centric to revenue-centric marketing.

Global e-commerce has become a game-changer for businesses seeking to expand their reach and tap into new markets. To shed light on the intricacies of international expansion and the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in e-commerce, we bring you exclusive insights from Ted Rogers, Chief Marketing Officer at Digital River. In this episode of CMO Insights, we'll delve into the challenges and opportunities associated with leveraging AI and localization for global e-commerce success. Discussion points include: Unlocking New Markets AI's Impact on E-commerce Experiences Enhancing Personalization with AI Navigating AI's Challenges Localization and Tailored Experiences The Direct-to-Consumer Paradigm Data-Driven Decision Making and Focus Connect with Ted Rogers - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tedrogers/ Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffpedowitz/ Learn more about The Pedowitz Group https://www.pedowitzgroup.com/ Get Jeff's book 'F the Funnel' - https://www.pedowitzgroup.com/resources/f-the-funnel/ Get Jeff's book 'AI Revenue Architect' - https://www.pedowitzgroup.com/resources/ai-revenue-architect/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Wolfe is the definition of a serial entrepreneur. He sold MyCoupons.com for roughly $23 million in 2000, shortly before the DotCom bubble burst. Jason rolled over his proceeds into successive wins with his companies Direct Response Technologies (acquired by Digital River for $22 million), Jambo Media (for $15 million) and Giftcards.com (by Blackhawk Network for $120 million). Pretty impressive. Even more so when you consider how he grew up. After growing up in the Milton Hershey School, an orphanage founded by Milton Hershey, Jason was living out of his car. He taught himself how to code by using books at the local library and CompUSA's 'Building the Perfect Web'. This led to building the first coupon website and launching his first internet business. From 1995 to 2000, Jason built the business, raising $500k in VC from Jupiter Media and garnering >$1 million in annual sales and 20 million page views per month. Today, he is building GiftYa, GiveInKind, and PerfectGift, which have the potential to be his biggest businesses yet. ​Jason's Challenge; Give more. Be Kind. Pull someone else up. Connect with Jason Wolfe Linkedin Website jason@wolfe.com​ Underwritten by Piper Creative Piper Creative makes creating podcasts, vlogs, and videos easy.  How? Click here and Learn more. We work with Fortune 500s, medium-sized companies, and entrepreneurs. Follow Piper as we grow YouTube Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | Spotify

In this episode, our host, Tim Ahlenius, is joined by Emily Burton, VP of Partner Enablement at Digital River. They discuss how looking through the lens of the customer can help set up your business for conversions, along with the importance of focusing on personalization in different countries, and altering your marketing to fit the region you're selling to. Understanding cultural nuances is crucial when it comes to ecommerce success as it can help businesses avoid misunderstandings, build trust with customers, and tailor their marketing strategies to resonate with different cultural values. This podcast is brought to you by Americaneagle.com Studios. Follow this podcast wherever you listen to them! Connect with: Lessons for Tomorrow: Website // Twitter // Instagram // Facebook // YouTube Tim Ahlenius: LinkedIn // Twitter Emily Burton: LinkedIn

Harsh Patel is the Managing Partner and Co-founder at Wireframe Ventures, where he invests in seed & early-stage startups aiming to improve human health and the planet. He was an early investor in companies like Palantir, Mammoth Biosciences and Goat. Before that he was Co-founder and CTO of Orbit Commerce, a company that was eventually acquired by Digital River. Harsh is passionate about empowering startups to grow and scale with the right funding, mentorship and strategic advice. He is committed to helping drive innovation within the ClimateTech space, as he believes that decarbonizing the global economy is the most investable theme we will see in our lifetime. About VSC Ventures: For 20 years, our award-winning PR agency VSC has worked with innovative startups on positioning, messaging, and awareness and we are bringing that same expertise to help climate startups with storytelling and narrative building. Last year, general partners Vijay Chattha and Jay Kapoor raised a $21M fund to co-invest in the most promising startups alongside leading climate funds. Through the conversations on our show CLIMB by VSC, we're excited to share what we're doing at VSC and VSC Ventures on climate innovation with companies like Ample, Actual, Sesame Solar, Synop, Vibrant Planet, and Zume among many others.

Cross-border selling presents a great opportunity to online retailers that exclusively sell domestically, but how should those businesses start their global expansions? Pierre D'Arbost, General Manager for EMEA, Americaneagle.com and Ted Rogers, Chief Revenue Officer at Digital River join the Make It Big Podcast to take you through the steps for a successful global expansion for your brand. For more info on cross-border selling, read our co-authored guide with Digital River and Americaneagle.com here. Want even more Make it Big insights? Get inspired by more industry experts at the Make it Big 2022 conference on September 13th and 14th — register today. www.bigcommerce.com/make-it-big

As D2C manager for OLLY, a health and wellness brand owned by Unilever, Jennifer Peters is responsible for every aspect of OLLY's ecommerce store: customer experience, marketing inventory, payment gateways and more. Peters says as OLLY matures, her team has to constantly re-evaluate their strategy.  “A lot of things that worked two years ago, they don't work anymore,” Peters explained. “I think one of the tougher pieces of that is figuring out where the issues are and then prioritizing them.”  Learn more as Peter's talks with Digital River's Emily Burton in the latest Commerce Connect podcast.

Carter Jensen is the Global Lead for Direct to Consumer at General Mills. His team works with the company's incubator program, focused on emerging brands, using digital strategies to gain insights and test theories to bring new products to life at General Mills.With his start-up background, Jensen is used to using every tool at his disposal to glean information that can help propel a brand forward. At General Mills, that includes launching storefronts in 5-10 days, working with founders to validate product market fit, naming, messaging and more. While the site may sell product, the real reward is the data captured from the site.  Learn more from Jensen as he sits down with Digital River's Mike Nicholas to talk about the importance of a D2C site when launching a new brand.

Astound is a powerhouse in digital commerce, helping companies strategize and build ecommerce sites to delight customers around the world. Igor Gorin is co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer, which puts him at the forefront of ecommerce trends. In this conversation with Digital River's Emily Burton, Gorin shares his secrets for ecommerce success. Chief among them, agility.

Kelly Goetsch, chief strategy officer for commercetools, is an  evangelist for a headless approach to ecommerce. He's recruited leaders from some of the biggest names in ecommerce to advance the idea of microservices, API-first, cloud-native, multi-tenant SaaS and headless (MACH). Learn more about the MACH Alliance, commercetools' groundbreaking approach to ecommerce and what Goetsch thinks about the future of ecommerce as he sits down with Digital River's Ted Rogers for the Commerce Connect podcast.

Becoming a fraud fighter was not on Mark Michelon's radar when he interviewed for a finance job at a new company. He got the job and was asked to look at a problem the company was having with chargebacks on its new website. It turned out to be a fraud ring.  Michelon was hooked, and his finance path pivoted to ecommerce fraud prevention. Now, as president of Accertify, an American Express Company, Michelon is one of the good guys working to stay ahead of ecommerce fraudsters. Learn more about how you can improve your fraud strategy in this edition of Digital River's Commerce Connect podcast.

Jim Herbert is an unabashed cheerleader of the Open SaaS approach at BigCommerce, Herbert now finds himself in the middle of the biggest product announcement for BigCommerce in recent years, it's new Multi-Storefront solution that will give merchants even more flexibility and ease of use. Digital River's Jason Nyhus recently spoke with Herbert about Multi-Storefront, Open SaaS and how flexibility is key for brands striving for long-term success.

Uday Kotla, vice president and global business head for Infosys Digital Experience joins Digital River's Jason Nyhus for a look forward after a blistering two years of growth in the ecommerce industry. What are companies looking for now? Which industries are seeing the most transformation, and how is Infosys addressing the global demand? It's been a wild ride for ecommerce, and Uday suggests the most interesting changes are still to come.

Jim Herbert is an unabashed cheerleader of the Open SaaS approach at BigCommerce, Herbert now finds himself in the middle of the biggest product announcement for BigCommerce in recent years, it's new Multi-Storefront solution that will give merchants even more flexibility and ease of use.Digital River's Jason Nyhus recently spoke with Herbert about Multi-Storefront, Open SaaS and how flexibility is key for brands striving for long-term success.

If the idea of getting a late-night delivery of Ben & Jerry's ice cream to your doorstep sounds appealing, you can thank Unilever's Amy Brix for making it a reality for European customers. Now Director of Ecommerce in Germany for Unilever, Brix is responsible for the overall execution of Unilever's ecommerce strategy in Germany. Brix sat down with Digital River's CMO, Ted Rogers, to talk about ecommerce trends, and what that means for shoppers craving convenience.

If the idea of getting a late-night delivery of Ben & Jerry's ice cream to your doorstep sounds appealing, you can thank Unilever's Amy Brix for making it a reality for European customers. Now Director of Ecommerce in Germany for Unilever, Brix is responsible for the overall execution of Unilever's ecommerce strategy in Germany. Brix sat down with Digital River's CMO, Ted Rogers, to talk about ecommerce trends, and what that means for shoppers craving convenience.

Uday Kotla, vice president and global business head for Infosys Digital Experience joins Digital River's Jason Nyhus for a look forward after a blistering two years of growth in the ecommerce industry. What are companies looking for now? Which industries are seeing the most transformation, and how is Infosys addressing the global demand? It's been a wild ride for ecommerce, and Uday suggests the most interesting changes are still to come.

It Takes an Ecosystem to Grow InternationallyJason Nyhus is the SVP of Global Sales at Digital River, focusing on helping brands go global “The honest reality of today is a lot different than it was a decade ago. If you make any product, you are inherently global overnight.”- JasonJust because you're able to take people's money, doesn't mean you will be able to fulfill the brands promise. You have to make sure that you will still be able to deliver an on-par experience. You have to be able to serve the demandThere are two categories to consider:1. Where is the product coming from? Does it have to cross the border?2. Where is the payment being taken? Does that also have to cross the border?The more onshore, the better. Better in terms of products, how long it takes to get there and making sure you have the appropriate payment methods. A brand can really screw up when they go global if they surprise their customers in a negative way.“It's not just your flagship. If you're going cross-border, it's your only ship.” -Brian“A lot of people think that they can execute an international global expansion. The question is, should they do it themselves or should they find help from some of the companies that you have on this podcast? Because I think that's probably the most likely best path for a lot of them.” -JasonAssociated Links:Want to learn more about going cross-border? Download our free Step by Step guide!Get connected with Avalara!Learn more about Jason Nyhus and Digital River Listen to our other Step by Step seasonsFind our other Future Commerce episodes on our websiteHave any questions or comments about the show? Let us know on Futurecommerce.fm, or reach out to us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. We love hearing from our listeners!

Dave Tu is president of DCL Logistics, a Bay Area company with 40 years in the business of delivering for clients with complex distribution requirements. Dave sits down with Digital River's Jason Nyhus to talk about how his company is navigating the challenges brought by a global pandemic, and what steps ecommerce brands should be taking to meet customer expectations in 2022.

Dave Tu is president of DCL Logistics,  a Bay Area company with 40 years in the business of delivering for clients with complex distribution requirements.  Dave sits down with Digital River's Jason Nyhus to talk about how his company is navigating the challenges brought by a global pandemic, and what steps ecommerce brands should be taking to meet customer expectations in 2022. 

Our guest today, Kathleen Phillips, has been in channel-related roles for over 20 years. Her portfolio includes leading teams that have generated more than 100 million dollars in new revenue and successfully launched over 35 disruptive products, solutions and services. Today, she is the Head of Global Partnerships and Strategic Alliances at Digital River. Topic summary: The keys to building any relationship where both parties benefit mutually and equally are transparency, commitment and trust. These key concepts should be at the heart of every partner program and every activity in a partner program should lead back to helping flesh out one of these key areas. They are the building blocks for a mutually and equally beneficial partner program, and how you can use them to build yours is the discussion we're going to have in this episode of the Ultimate Channel Sales Podcast. Kathleen discusses how to build a mutually and equally beneficial partner program including: How to show commitment to partners from the start Channel partner training and alignment across the partner organization Shrinking time to revenue and increasing the value of partnerships Partner enablement & incentives Tools for effective partner management Listen to the episode for Kathleen's insights on these topics and more. Read the blog: https://www.magentrix.com/articles/blog/How-to-Build-a-Mutually-Equally-7-4-2022(0:00) Introduction (2:21) Kathleen Phillips' background in channel sales (3:46) How to show commitment to partners from the start? (6:40) Channel partner training and alignment across the partner organization (8:28) Shrinking time to revenue and increasing the value of partnerships (10:17) Partner enablement - make sure your partner is effectively representing you  (13:47) Partner incentives, spiffs & rewards - what's the best approach?  (16:45) MDF & co-op marketing (17:52) Maintaining transparency and trust with partners (19:41) Dedicated partner account managers vs. a team managing partners (21:08) Tools for effective partner management (22:32) What should channel partners do to maintain a mutually beneficial relationship (23:58) The benefits of a partner portal (25:10) What results can you expect from following a symbiotic approach? (26:27) Taking your channel program to the next level (27:49) Conclusion 

Jared Blank is Chief Marketing Officer for VTEX - North America, a digital commerce platform for enterprise B2B and B2C ecommerce brands. From his early days in ecommerce at Tommy Hilfiger to now helping some of the world's best-known brands set their D2C ecommerce strategies, Jared knows what it takes to create true innovation. In this conversation with Digital River's Jason Nyhus, Jared shares his views on what the future holds for D2C ecommerce.

There's a gold rush underway and you can see it in container ships stacked up at major world ports - it's cross border ecommerce. Avalara's Evan Wright told Digital River's Jason Nyhus that while there's plenty of opportunity, there is also plenty of risk if brands don't understand the complexities of cross border selling. Learn more in this episode of Commerce Connect.

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The digital revolution has made its way to B2B purchasing, and no one knows that better than TreviPay CEO Brandon Spear. Far from simply being in the right place at the right time, Brandon has been working to build a company that offers businesses a way to exceed their customers' expectations. In this episode of Digital River's Commerce Connect, Brandon joins host Natalie Wires for a deeper dive into the future of B2B purchasing, and how companies can leverage those changes in a digital first world.

Fusebill co-founder and CEO Tyler Eyamie saw the promise of subscriptions years ago. Now, companies that never envisioned offering their products via subscriptions are seeing opportunity (not to mention dollar signs). Tyler joins Digital River's Jason Nyhus to talk about what Fusebill offers its customers, and a future for subscriptions that could benefit consumers as well as brands.

Dell's Harsh Acharya has seen it all at Dell - from his days as a software engineer to his current role as VP of Ecommerce Technology and Product.  Harsh talks with Digital River's Jason Nyhus about where he sees the future of B2B ecommerce, and how Dell has kept its team on point during the pandemic.

Vaimo’s Brian Dearth and ecommerce expert Jason Loehr talk with Digital River’s Jason Nyhus about the challenges and rewards of going direct to consumer in the highly regulated spirits industry.  Why company culture is key to any digital transformation.

Vaimo's Brian Dearth and ecommerce expert Jason Loehr talk with Digital River's Jason Nyhus about the challenges and rewards of going direct to consumer in the highly regulated spirits industry.  Why company culture is key to any digital transformation.

Surabhi Pokhriyal has worked with iconic CPG brands over her more than 15 year career. Now Global Head of Digital Commerce at Colgate-Palmolive, Surabhi is pushing innovation in new directions across multiple channels. She lets the data guide her, with the customer as her north star. In this edition of Commerce Connect, Surabhi tells Digital River's Jason Nyhus why success today depends on shedding ideas from the past that don't work in today's digital, customer-first world.  She also recommends a few podcasts you can check out, including Brave Commerce with Rachel Tipograff and Sarah Hofstetter.

The amount of capital pouring into ecommerce in the last few years is staggering. One of the biggest aspects contributing to the surge in ecommerce came as companies were forced to establish online purchasing to survive the COVID-19 pandemic. Our host, Tim Ahlenius, spoke with Jason Nyhus, Senior Vice President of Sales and Partnerships at Digital River. Digital River helps established and fast-growing brands with API-powered solutions to directly sell to their customers, whether they live around the corner or around the world. The two discussed ecommerce as it relates to taxes, frauds, BNPL and building better business models and partnerships. This podcast is brought to you by Americaneagle.com Studios. Connect with: Lessons for Tomorrow: Website // Twitter Tim Ahlenius: LinkedIn // Twitter Jason Nyhus: Digital River // LinkedIn // Twitter

From sophisticated rings that dupe unwitting consumers to so-called “friendly fraud”, Digital River’s Jason Cheung has built his career on stopping the bad guys (and gals). As a member of the Merchant Risk Council, Jason lives and breathes fraud mitigation. In this episode, Jason lays out the fraud landscape for host Natalie Wires, and shows […]

From sophisticated rings that dupe unwitting consumers to so-called "friendly fraud", Digital River's Jason Cheung has built his career on stopping the bad guys (and gals). As a member of the Merchant Risk Council, Jason lives and breathes fraud mitigation. In this episode, Jason lays out the fraud landscape for host Natalie Wires, and shows us why ecommerce brands can never let their guard down.

Adam Coyle, Chief Executive Officer, Digital RiverThe pandemic has seen explosive growth in ecommerce, not just in domestic markets but across borders as well. Robin Amlot of IBS Intelligence speaks to Adam Coyle, CEO of Digital River. Getting the back-end processing right is key in cross-border payments and that includes getting local fulfilment and local processing right from the outset. Both B2C and B2B businesses need to provide a holistic experience that includes pricing, payment channels and methods for their customers.

When four versions of Maya Rudolph astride four tiny horses rode into the Superbowl ad arena this year, Klarna was making a statement to Americans - Buy Now, Pay Later is a force to be reckoned with. Klarna's Director of UK Partnerships, Kevin Ward, joined Digital River's Jason Nyhus for a look at what makes this Swedish success story stand out, and why brands should take a good look at BNPL for their digital strategy.

We're not the first to say Gainsight CEO Nick Mehta wrote the book on customer success (for the record he did) but we did want to pull back the curtain a bit to learn more about the man who sees opportunity in customer retention. Find out why customer success is not just a job title. Nick tells Digital River's Jason Nyhus customer success is a mindset that can grow value for your company.

In this week's episode, Mark Brigman chats with Kathleen Phillips, Head of Global Partnerships and Strategic Alliances @ Digital River. Digital River helps clients expand into new global markets through their various eCommerce solutions. As technology makes it easier to extend your solutions across countries and continents, Digital River offers solutions and know-how that allow organizations to continue to grow. Listen to Kathleen talk about the different types of solutions that Digital River provides to its customers and how they are leveraging the power of partnership to make the magic happen. After listening to this week's episode, be sure to join our online community @ PARTNERNOMICS.com and connect with hundreds of Strategic Partnering professionals! 

Fit is job one for fashion brands hoping to win loyal customers. It’s also the sweet spot for WAIR, a company that is revolutionizing fit through data. CEO Greg Moore joins Digital River’s Natalie Wires for a deep dive on how his company is changing the way brands approach fit, design and supply, with data […]

Fit is job one for fashion brands hoping to win loyal customers. It's also the sweet spot for WAIR, a company that is revolutionizing fit through data. CEO Greg Moore joins Digital River's Natalie Wires for a deep dive on how his company is changing the way brands approach fit, design and supply, with data gathered from real-world, real-time body measurements.

Adam Coyle, CEO at Digital River, shares his top strategies for brands to expand globally and win locally with a direct-to-consumer channel. During the interview, he answers when is the right time to expand globally, what cultural nuances a brand needs to consider before entering a new marketing, and why a DTC channel is the best way to personalize and localize the customer experience. For more information about localizing the customer experience, download Blue Acorn iCi and Digital River's eBook: Localizing the Customer Experience for the Global Anytime, Anywhere Customer.

How to use the power and uniqueness of your voice to build business. View the full video interview here. RJ Stephens is the Chief Revenue Officer of Airdeck. He possesses over 20+ years SaaS sales and sales leadership experience, from working for large public companies such as Demandware (now Salesforce Commerce Cloud), Digital River, and divisions of and Oracle / NetSuite; to 4 early stage and innovative tech startups. He has worked with a broad range of technologies including most of the top commerce technology companies, web / data analytics, conversion optimization, chat, custom application development, software implementation agencies, peer-to-peer fundraising tech, and now an asynchronous communication platform; in roles from Strategic Account Director to SVP of Sales & Marketing. Before getting in tech, RJ ran health-clubs and consulted in the fitness industry (Golds Gyms) for 5 years and was part of a team that launched a health club concept on the East Coast. He grew up in a small town in Central Illinois (Dad was a farmer) , graduated from University of Illinois, but ended up landing in a warmer climate and never left. Now he lives in San Diego with his wife and 3 children.

Slalom’s Mike Jortberg is an expert in experience strategy for both B2B and B2C brands. Digital River’s Jason Nyhus did a deep dive with Mike on how the 2020 pandemic is changing the way Slalom does business, and how it’s reshaping opportunity into 2021. Bottom line according to Mike, the window is closing fast for […]

Slalom's Mike Jortberg is an expert in experience strategy for both B2B and B2C brands. Digital River's Jason Nyhus did a deep dive with Mike on how the 2020 pandemic is changing the way Slalom does business, and how it's reshaping opportunity into 2021. Bottom line according to Mike, the window is closing fast for companies that have yet to start their ecommerce channel.

Jerry McGlynn has worked for some iconic companies, including The Walt Disney Company. At Specialized Bicycle Components, Jerry found himself working not only with the brand, but also its 5000 global retail partners. Jerry joined Digital River’s Jason Nyhus to talk about the unique relationship an ecommerce channel can have that bolsters both brick and […]

Jerry McGlynn has worked for some iconic companies, including The Walt Disney Company. At Specialized Bicycle Components, Jerry found himself working not only with the brand, but also its 5000 global retail partners. Jerry joined Digital River's Jason Nyhus to talk about the unique relationship an ecommerce channel can have that bolsters both brick and mortar while offering a superior digital experience for customers.

Welcome to a special bonus episode of The Voice of Retail, I'm your host Michael LeBlanc, and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with Retail Council of Canada.In this episode we meet Jerry McGlynn, CIO, Specialized (formerly) and Adam Coyle, CEO, Digital River who In this sneak-peak panel preview episode of their closing Keynote Fireside: “Digital Takes Center Stage: How to Scale Global Gracefully in the Age of COVID” give a sense of the fantastic discussion to happen October 1, 2020 at Oktoberfest with their “two starts and one stop” advice for retailers and brands on their digital and global eCommerce journey.Register for free at https://www.globalecommerceleadersforum.com/oktoberfest/Let's now hear from GELF co-founder Kent Allen who will set the stage for us:(Register here:http://bit.ly/gelfokto)******************That's a wrap on this special Oktoberfest podcast preview bonus episode  of The Voice of Retail podcast, thanks again to Jerry and Adam for being my guests.  If you liked this podcast please subscribe on Apple, Spotify or your favourite podcast platform,  rate and review, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail industry.  I'm Michael LeBlanc, Founder and President of M.E. LeBlanc and Company Inc. and you can learn more about me on www.meleblanc.co or of course on LinkedIn, and you can learn more about the Global E-Commerce Leaders Forum or OctoberFest online at https://www.globalecommerceleadersforum.com/Until next time, have a safe week!

No one wants to lose an ecommerce customer at checkout, or worse, a customer who has already made a purchase. What happens during transactions can boost or sink your bottom line. Listen in as Docmation's Jay Sappidi, Fiserv's Geoff Stewart and Digital River's Jeremy Waxman highlight the pain points in the billing process, and how […]

No one wants to lose an ecommerce customer at checkout, or worse, a customer who has already made a purchase. What happens during transactions can boost or sink your bottom line. Listen in as Docmation’s Jay Sappidi, Fiserv’s Geoff Stewart and Digital River’s Jeremy Waxman highlight the pain points in the billing process, and how you can turn those risks into opportunity.

Welcome to Global E-Commerce Tech Talks, I’m your host Michael LeBlanc, and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with the Global E-Commerce Leaders Forum.In this episode we meet Jerry McGlynn, CIO, Specialized (formerly) and Adam Coyle, CEO, Digital River who In this sneak-peak panel preview episode of their closing Keynote Fireside: “Digital Takes Center Stage: How to Scale Global Gracefully in the Age of COVID” give a sense of the fantastic discussion to happen October 1, 2020 at Oktoberfest with their “two starts and one stop” advice for retailers and brands on their digital and global eCommerce journey.Register for free at https://www.globalecommerceleadersforum.com/oktoberfest/Let’s now hear from GELF co-founder Kent Allen who will set the stage for us:******************That’s a wrap on this Oktoberfest podcast preview edition of Global E-Commerce Tech Talks, thanks again to Jerry and Adam for being our guests!  If you liked this podcast you can subscribe on Apple iTunes, Spotify, and now on Amazon music podcast channel or your favourite podcast platform, please rate and review, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail and cross-borders commerce industry.I’m Michael LeBlanc, Founder and President of M.E. LeBlanc and Company Inc. and you can learn more about me on www.meleblanc.co, and you can learn more about the Global E-Commerce Leaders Forum or OctoberFest online at https://www.globalecommerceleadersforum.com/Until next time, have a safe week!

Last mile delivery can make or break your customer experience. Add in a global market and the world becomes very complex, very fast. DHL’s Chris Edge, Marcelo Wesseler of Ingram Micro and Shipwire, and Ted Rogers of Digital River join host Mike French with more on why your choice of fulfillment partners could be one […]

Last mile delivery can make or break your customer experience. Add in a global market and the world becomes very complex, very fast. DHL's Chris Edge, Marcelo Wesseler of Ingram Micro and Shipwire, and Ted Rogers of Digital River join host Mike French with more on why your choice of fulfillment partners could be one of the most critical decisions you make for your ecommerce store.

Entering new markets is exciting, and also risky as compliance around the world presents considerable challenges. Keith Pires of Born Group, Maggie Lassack of Polaris and Digital River’s Julie Rea join host Mike French to walk through what’s happening around the world in data privacy, export rules and regulations, and what companies can do to […]

Entering new markets is exciting, and also risky as compliance around the world presents considerable challenges. Keith Pires of Born Group, Maggie Lassack of Polaris and Digital River's Julie Rea join host Mike French to walk through what's happening around the world in data privacy, export rules and regulations, and what companies can do to protect themselves from inadvertently violating the rules.

Ecommerce brands are sailing uncharted waters this holiday season. With more people forced to shop online due to COVID-19 restrictions, ecommerce sales this past spring have exceeded normal holiday season levels. Ali Hanyaloglu of Akeneo, Angus Cormie of Lenovo and Digital River’s Adam Walsh combine their years of ecommerce and marketing experience to give us […]

Ecommerce brands are sailing uncharted waters this holiday season. With more people forced to shop online due to COVID-19 restrictions, ecommerce sales this past spring have exceeded normal holiday season levels. Ali Hanyaloglu of Akeneo, Angus Cormie of Lenovo and Digital River's Adam Walsh combine their years of ecommerce and marketing experience to give us an expert look at what brands can do now to ensure a successful online holiday season.

How do you take the complexity out of global commerce? Join host Jason Nyhus along with Dong Xu, CEO and founder of Silk Software, international tax expert Sean Brodie of PwC Ireland and Digital River’s financial services expert Troy Peck. They unwrap just how quickly the pain adds up for an unprepared company trying to […]

How do you take the complexity out of global commerce? Join host Jason Nyhus along with Dong Xu, CEO and founder of Silk Software, international tax expert Sean Brodie of PwC Ireland and Digital River's financial services expert Troy Peck. They unwrap just how quickly the pain adds up for an unprepared company trying to navigate VAT, local compliance and constantly evolving tax rules. These ecommerce experts have seen it all and have some sage advice for brands looking to expand globally.

Matthijs Koorn specializes in international business development, ecommerce, payments and the market research that helps B2B companies find their next opportunity to expand. In this podcast, Matthijs and Digital River’s Jason Nyhus discuss some overlooked opportunities and hot locales that could help your ecommerce business grow.

Matthijs Koorn specializes in international business development, ecommerce, payments and the market research that helps B2B companies find their next opportunity to expand. In this podcast, Matthijs and Digital River's Jason Nyhus discuss some overlooked opportunities and hot locales that could help your ecommerce business grow.

SHOW LESSIs Walmart the new Digital River? When will Origins be in retail? More movie news? Will Rex ever have enough Zodacs? On this episode, David, Kelly, Rex and Shawn look at all the news that has being going on in MotU universe- reveals, releases and the problems with getting figures. Kelly also remembers what SDCC is like and how it's different this year. And then the Council goes over movie news and what is meant by "in a movie year" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cotfo/support

Join Chase Bruch from Blue Acorn iCi, David Bruce from PayPal, and Digital River’s Jeremy Waxman along with host Mike French as they share the recipe for building the right ecommerce payment solution for your online store. How to minimize complexity while maximizing conversions with a superior customer experience.

Join Chase Bruch from Blue Acorn iCi, David Bruce from PayPal, and Digital River's Jeremy Waxman along with host Mike French as they share the recipe for building the right ecommerce payment solution for your online store. How to minimize complexity while maximizing conversions with a superior customer experience.

Our expert panel featuring Andy Peebler of Salesforce, Dale Traxler of Coveo and Digital River’s Eric Christensen dive deep into payment systems and how they drive conversions for your ecommerce store. There’s far more under the hood than you might realize, and our panel offers its best advice on how to get it right.

On Episode 37, Kevin McArdle, owner of SureSwift Capital, and Jac Stark, community manager for tech.mn, welcome Jason Nyhus, SVP of sales, marketing, and partnerships at Digital River. We take a walk down memory lane in Minnesota tech and the evolution of Digital River. Jason shares the story of Digital River’s pivot and their journey to nailing down the right kind of clients. We talk about how sales approaches in tech have changed over the last two decades and their goals to become more involved in the Minnesota tech community. Hype Time Every episode we ask our guest to name drop someone doing cool things in the tech community. Jason gives a shout out to Thong Nguyn from Roomera (listen to his episode here), John Strosahl  from JAMF, and Shane Helget from When I Work. Sponsor:Thank you to Arthur Ventures for sponsoring this episode of The tech.mn Podcast. Arthur Ventures invests in B2B software founders beyond Silicon Valley and takes a partner approach to venture capital. They support tech entrepreneurship in Minnesota. You can learn more about them at their website and hear about their latest raise here.  Socialstech.mn on TwitterKevin McArdle on TwitterJason Nyhus on TwitterDigital River on TwitterLinks: www.digitalriver.comCommerce Connect Podcast

Listen to Becky Garroch, VP of HR at Digital River, discuss how HR and business owners can help employees navigate this new normal during Covid-19. What you will learn from this episode: What is and is not working in their employee response plan. What employees are doing to surprise employers and how they’re responding during […]

Few things frustrate online retailers more than abandoned shopping carts, or subscription customers who drop off for no apparent reason. It’s more than a headache, it’s a threat to your bottom line. If you sell globally, it’s even more complicated as different payment systems come into play. Digital River’s Vice President of Payments, Fraud and […]

Few things frustrate online retailers more than abandoned shopping carts, or subscription customers who drop off for no apparent reason. It's more than a headache, it's a threat to your bottom line. If you sell globally, it's even more complicated as different payment systems come into play. Digital River's Vice President of Payments, Fraud and Financial Services, Eric Christensen, joins host Natalie Wires with insight on how merchants might make those pain points easier to navigate.

Digital River connected with Avast’s Director of Go Global & Ecommerce at our Commerce Connect event in London, which brought together some of the world’s best ecommerce companies to learn more about how to build exceptional customer experiences. A self-described fan of the “hockey stick” chart, Tomas Janu offers key advice on how to create […]

Digital River connected with Avast's Director of Go Global & Ecommerce at our Commerce Connect event in London, which brought together some of the world's best ecommerce companies to learn more about how to build exceptional customer experiences. A self-described fan of the "hockey stick" chart, Tomas Janu offers key advice on how to create the best customer journey to win business in a new region. He also has an important tip for companies considering a freemium model.

Big data is both feared and admired for its reach into our lives, and its promise for complex problem solving and machine learning. Databricks’ analytics platform allows data science teams and engineers to quickly analyze large data sets to drive innovation in their companies. Curtice Smith, corporate controller at Databricks, gives us a primer on the company’s start up roots, and the challenges he faces keeping up with a business that has twice landed on LinkedIn’s Top Startups list. One thing our team learned, a company that is one of the fastest growing tech companies in the Bay Area has no quiet spaces. Our apologies for less than stellar sound.

Elena Verna is an unabashed data nerd. For her, it’s the secret sauce for success, whether you are growing your company or launching a new product. From Safeway, to Survey Monkey and Malwarebytes, Verna has used her background in statistics to power growth at multiple companies.What drives a customer to push the “buy” button on your ecommerce site? How can companies create a better customer journey and prove that it’s driving growth?Verna is now sharing her knowledge as a mentor with Reforge, a career development company built by leaders in the tech world. In this episode, Elena provides us with her insights that have made her a sought-after talent in product marketing and growth.

Ben MacAskill was a science major in college when his brother convinced him to drop out and join his company, SmugMug. What started out as an experiment after a family member lost all their photos on another platform lead to a company that helped pioneer the subscription revenue model for an ecommerce business and fill a need for photographers at every level. As COO of SmugMug and Flickr, MacAskill talks about the customer experience, what the company got right, what it initially got very wrong, and what he thinks SmugMug needs to do to stay ahead of the competition.

The road to ecommerce success can get bumpy – Join Hosts James Gagliardi, Natalie Wires and Jason Nyhus as they talk to some of the world’s best-known brands to help smooth your direct-to-consumer journey. Learn from the experts on how to build your digital marketing strategy using best-of-breed solutions for a superior customer journey.Ecommerce expert Digital River brings you the inside scoop from industry leaders who are innovators in expanding into new global markets and masters at creating successful direct-to-customer channels. Together we’ll show you how to create exceptional customer experience and profit maximization for your online store and brand.

Jason Wolfe is an entrepreneur through and through. After growing up in the Milton Hershey School, an orphanage founded by Milton Hershey, Jason found himself living out of his car.   He taught himself how to code by using books at the local library and CompUSA's 'Building the Perfect Web'. This led to building the first coupon website and launching his first internet business. From 1995 to 2000, Jason built the business, raising $500k in VC from Jupiter Media and garnering >$1 million in annual sales and 20 million page views per month.   MyCoupons.com sold for roughly $23 million in 2000, shortly before the DotCom bubble burst.   Jason rolled over his proceeds into successive wins with his companies Direct Response Technologies (acquired by Digital River for $22 million), Jambo Media (for $15 million) and Giftcards.com (by Blackhawk Network for $120 million).   Never miss one of our best episodes by subscribing to the newsletter.     Connect with Jason Linkedin Website jason@wolfe.com

Martin Herdina is the CEO of Wikitude, a pioneering AR company that makes tools for software developers to create immersive Augmented Reality experiences. More than 25,000 apps have been built using the technology.The company was started 10 years ago, and Martin has been the CEO for the last 8 years. Prior to Wikitude, Martin was the CEO and co-founder of Fatfoogoo - a pioneer in in-app purchases and other e-commerce solutions for online games and virtual worlds. Fatfoogoo was acquired by major digital payments company, Digital River.Previously, Martin has held strategic management positions in Europe and the US with Qpass Inc., UCP, and T‑Mobile.In this conversation, Martin and I discuss the state of the mobile AR market 10 years ago. Martin describes the initial focus of Wikitude as a “AR-enabled World Browser”, and he shares how they *pivoted* to providing a tools for other developers.We compare the tools provided by Wikitude to those provided AR Kit and AR Core from Apple and Google, as well as offerings from 6d.ai, Sturfee, and Ubiquity6.We also talk about current market trends as well as the potential impact and some of the challenges of smartglasses.I think you’ll really enjoy this one.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.

This is an important case from 2014. It is part of our post-Alice software series of Litigation Quality PatentCasts because it’s about an important decision that’s often cited in prosecution literature, in IPRs, and in litigation in favor of patent eligibility for software claims in certain circumstances. Alice is the Supreme Court decision, and it has set the bar and the two-step Alice test for analyzing whether claims are patent-eligible subject matter, or whether they’re too abstract, to be patentable.

This Coffee & Closers event series was inspired by seeing firsthand the need for sales knowledge in the startup community – brilliant minds who could create anything but did not know how to find clients or sell their services. The goal of this event and these videos is for listeners to authentically receive process design, tools used, and tips on what works to successfully grow revenue and therefore, grow businesses. This interview style format will give you a peek into some of the top sales minds that propelled the growth of companies like When I Work, Fision, and Infor. Join us this month as we chat with Liz Benz. Liz built a revenue growth empire during her time at Oracle before she made a decision to leave that behind and use her talents to help local MN tech companies boom. Since then she has built and lead some of the highest grossing sales teams our local tech community has ever seen at marquee Minnesota tech firms Digital River, Field Nation & Jamf. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffee--closers/support

Val Staples, Danielle Gelehrter, "Pixel Dan" Eardley and Nate Baertsch are back to discuss He-Man and She-Ra. In this episode they are joined by Scott Neitlich to answer your questions about Snake Mountain, DC MOTU comic characters, Add-on Sub for 2014, Tabs on sides of figure armor, plans for 2016, Horde Troopers, preorders, smaller, non-articulated characters, price increase VS paint app and accessory reduction, movie and 2016 MOTUC, Grayskull accessory packs, video game tie-in toy line, bendy material, exclusives and SKUs, Geoblock ordering problems, Flogg's feet, format of a movie toy line, early access Goat Man, figures that were bumped from 2014 & 2015, tier stands, lines at NYCC for exclusives, Light Hope, first true 200x variant, 200x head pack, Son of He-man, Grayskull box art poster, what happens after the annual subscription model, future figure sculpt tweaks and changes, how many people work on MOTU, boot articulation on female figures, third party accessories, heads and more, Lizard Man, Mighty Spector accessories, vintage MOTU figure style revisited, Mermista legs, Flutterina, preorder for figures outside of 2014 & 2015, colors on new mini-comics characters, Digital River's impact on 2015, more obscure figures outside of the sub, quality control on Digital River, more understanding with frustrated customers, quarterly items on a mini-sub, throne to fit the Sorceress, cross sell art for vintage mini-comic characters, plans for create-a-character entries, "non human action figures" for international customs, more Polly Pocket POP, keeping fans excited about MOTUC, Matty Money gift certificates, pre-Filmation mini-comic characters, wrestling, Spy Monkey Creations and Nate, and much more! Intro/Outro info: none Another fan contribution are episode wallpapers and backgrounds, created by Matt Tyree also know as Tyree on the forums. Matt is commercial illustrator who you can find out more about at www.tyreeonline.com Also, don't forget the Roast Gooble Dinner iPhone App, which is great for organizing and downloading current and past episodes. Click here to get yours today! And if you have a comment or a question, please call us at (310) 933-5993 or at our Skype account "roastgooble" and leave a voicemail (in Skype, please go to Call Phones and enter roastgooble as the phone number and dial in. Please do not add roastgooble to your contact list as we won't accept the request. Sorry!) We'll try to work your voicemail into the show, so please call! Otherwise, you can e-mail us at gooble (at) he-man (dot) org. One or more of the hosts will read your e-mail on the show. Please keep e-mails short and sweet! So pull up your chair and fill up your plate! It's time to chow down on a tasty serving of fandom here on He-Man.org's Roast Gooble Dinner! Recorded on January 16, 2014 Runtime: 1 hour, 25 minutes, 45 seconds

***Val has been swamped with Power-Con 2013 and deadlines for Marvel Comics. He will post episodes 112, 113, 116 and 117 at a later date. He apologizes for the delay. Val Staples, Danielle Gelehrter, "Pixel Dan" Eardley and Eamon O'Donoghue are back to discuss He-Man and She-Ra. In this episode they are joined by Scott Neitlich as they discuss 2014 Subscription (click here to subscribe) and fan questions including: minimum sub numbers required for 2014, factions for 2014, mini-sub for beasts, day of say on certain figures, Madam Razz, sub items in early access, character changes in the roadmap, DCIE vs MOTUC subs, New Adventures, quarterly figures if the sub fails, combining orders through customer service, non-sub surprises, female crotch pieces, Meteorbs, alternate heads, secondary accessories, add-on sub, Unnamed One's two heads, Scorpia and Blade, Unnamed One's sculpting style inspiration, 500 Likes and the reveal, revealing the Unnamed One, more tooling for 2014 & 2015, number of items in a sub, sub or die, international shipping and distribution, Horde Trooper availability, 30 years of She-Ra, more frequent updates on the meter, resources and sub numbers, Goat Man, Loo-Kee, end of year glut, cross sell art poster, shipping for 2014, who gets DOS, Digital River, He-Man movie and much more! Intro/Outro info: Song: Devil's in the Rain Album: Kismet Band: The Bellwethers Purchase their music at CD Baby! ***Please support these Artists! Many are fans of MOTU and POP, and some are fans here in our community. Another fan contribution are episode wallpapers and backgrounds, created by Matt Tyree also know as Tyree on the forums. Matt is commercial illustrator who you can find out more about at www.tyreeonline.com Also, don't forget the Roast Gooble Dinner iPhone App, which is great for organizing and downloading current and past episodes. Click here to get yours today! And if you have a comment or a question, please call us at (310) 933-5993 or at our Skype account "roastgooble" and leave a voicemail (in Skype, please go to Call Phones and enter roastgooble as the phone number and dial in. Please do not add roastgooble to your contact list as we won't accept the request. Sorry!) We'll try to work your voicemail into the show, so please call! Otherwise, you can e-mail us at gooble (at) he-man (dot) org. One or more of the hosts will read your e-mail on the show. Please keep e-mails short and sweet! So pull up your chair and fill up your plate! It's time to chow down on a tasty serving of fandom here on He-Man.org's Roast Gooble Dinner! Recorded on August 4, 2013 Runtime: 1 hour, 32 minutes, 41 seconds

Val Staples, Danielle Gelehrter and "Pixel Dan" Eardley are back to discuss He-Man and She-Ra. In this episode we discuss Dan's toy checkout, Danielle's birthday, Digital River shipping, figures without packaging, He-Man.org 2012 year end poll results and much more! Intro/Outro info: none Another fan contribution are episode wallpapers and backgrounds, created by Matt Tyree also know as Tyree on the forums. Matt is commercial illustrator who you can find out more about at www.tyreeonline.com Also, don't forget the Roast Gooble Dinner iPhone App, which is great for organizing and downloading current and past episodes. Click here to get yours today! And if you have a comment or a question, please call us at (310) 933-5993 or at our Skype account "roastgooble" and leave a voicemail (in Skype, please go to Call Phones and enter roastgooble as the phone number and dial in. Please do not add roastgooble to your contact list as we won't accept the request. Sorry!) We'll try to work your voicemail into the show, so please call! Otherwise, you can e-mail us at gooble (at) he-man (dot) org. One or more of the hosts will read your e-mail on the show. Please keep e-mails short and sweet! So pull up your chair and fill up your plate! It's time to chow down on a tasty serving of fandom here on He-Man.org's Roast Gooble Dinner! Recorded on January 20, 2013 Runtime: 2 hour, 05 minutes, 35 seconds

Hey guys your eyes aren't playing tricks.  The Chronicles feed is unable to host any new episodes at the moment so this was the best way to bring you a new and possibly last Chronicles ever episode. I was joined by Brandon and Manny from the terrific ThundercatsNow podcast (follow them on twitter @thundercatsnow) as we discuss our favourite figures from the line as well as the problems we have had in dealing with Digital River and ordering from Mattycollector.com. Search for the Thundercatsnow podcast on Itunes and leave the great guys (and gal, Celesta) a great review as they deserve it! Follow myself on twitter, @Vinto316, Operation Retroshock @retroshock316, Allan Price @AllanGWPrice and lastly the Wrestleshock host Mike - @mlacey91 For what may be the last time, thanks for all the Masters of the Universe Chronicles support and to all the people who came on as a guest.  Until next time