Andrew Baron, creator of the Rocketboom Podcast (one of the first and most well-known) put out a request via Twitter asking people to call the number 867-5309 (remember…Tommy Tutone song) from all area codes — and better yet, to report their findings on the Rocketboom Wiki.

Here’s Andrew Baron’s Twitter page, from where the call-out was made.

And here’s the Wiki where people are leaving their results. (I’m assuming they’ll do a story on the Rocketboom Podcast.)

Using podcasting, Twitter, and a Wiki – all for a fun experiment.  How can you apply this to your own online marketing?  Maybe use it as an excuse to promote your own Twitter page – or better yet, your own wiki or community. The point of the story is a case study of someone using three burgeoning Web 2.0 media to gather and deliver information.

I thought it was cool.

(Note: In Atlanta, you don’t get Jenny. You get some guy who’s probably not happy I called him at 2:00 a.m.)

Many of our colleagues at Kate Aspen are from China, and a lot of them have friends and family members who were personally affected by the recent tragedy in Southwest China. This two-minute video gives you a small glimpse of the unbelievable devastation.

Avery and Alexandra wrote a poem for mom for Mother’s Day . . . .

Internet marketer and social media expert, Julie Perry (who used to work at Free IQ) was on the news in Fort Lauderdale the other night. (video on the right of the page) The hit and run driver who put her and a friend in the hospital and left half her face paralyzed has never been found. That sucks. But if you need an internet marketing consultant who’s an expert on social media marketing, Julie’s the best!

This year’s coolest golfer on the planet is PGA pro, Brian Davis.