On this week's Tech Weekly, we dig up the dirt on the man who's changing the blogosphere. Nick Denton is the man who's transforming the American media and the Observer's Jay Rayner has spoken to the man who is Mr Gawker.
We talk to the company who's controversial plans for targeted advertising has caused a storm - the chairman of Phorm answers your questions. You can hear an extended version of that interview here.
On a related note, we touch on the controversy Google is stirring up with their targeted TV advertising intentions, as well as the BBC launching the iPlayer for the iPhone, and news from the e-Crime conference.
Over in the USA Jemima is at South by Southwest and she tells us about Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's disastrous keynote, and walks us through the new video sharing sites contending for the You Tube throne.
Joining Aleks Krotoski in the studio is Charles Arthur and Bobbie Johnson.
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