Toby Bloomberg is the president of Atlanta-based Bloomberg Marketing/Diva Marketing, a social media marketing consultancy that works with companies to understand first and then to develop participation marketing strategies that leverage new media marketing. Toby has served B2B, B2C and higher education clients in launching social media initiatives. Her blog, Diva Marketing, is (usually) ranked in the top 25 of Ad Age's Power 150 and is the 3rd highest ranked female written blog on the list.

I don’t really want to talk about myself too much. The last few years I’ve been working playing poker in Las Vegas, Nevada. I own a couple of businesses, as well, one of which happens to be - well, it generates a few interesting/funny stories. Mostly, though, I’m just a good guy that likes to have a little too much fun and likes to write with sentences that end in prepositions.

Graydancer is a midwestern rope artist, who occasionally teaches, performs, and does other pretty outrageous things with rope and human bodies. He is a bi poly kinky dom, and misses the title "mega-slut" by only the narrowest of margins.

I’m a self-employed media consultant based in lovely Boulder, Colorado. Yes, that title is deliberately vague because I do a whole lot of things. I’m a journalist, editor, trainer, speaker, project manager, community manager, coach, and semi-geek. Most of my work involves helping people and organizations (especially news and publishing organizations) wrap their brains around online, social, and conversational media — as well as community media, citizen journalism, and the evolution of media and journalism.

Lynne d Johnson is currently the Senior Editor of Fastcompany.com where she oversees both editorial and community functionality. She also works with various Web and media properties as a content development and strategy consultant, guest blogs for techPresident and Black Web 2.0, and also sits on the Board of Directors of the Literary Freedom Project, a nonprofit arts organization, which seeks to empower communities of color through literature, creative thinking, and new media. Most recently, Lynne served as the General Manager, New Media for VIBE, SPIN, and VIBE Vixen where she managed marketing, editorial, production, business development, and sales operations for the magazine's Web sites and mobile properties.

I am a freelance entertainment journalist, and currently the Television Editor at Blogcritics Magazine.

Dave Nalle grew up all over the world, attending American and British schools, and ended up in Austin after getting graduate degrees at the University of Texas. He has worked a variety of political jobs on both sides of the aisle in DC and in Austin and ran for State Representative in 2002. He has been a magazine editor, a freelance writer, a game designer and taught college history for more than a decade. He now designs fonts for a living, edits the Politics section of BlogCritics and is working on two new books for release next year.