Hi there... it's Jason Miner, host of PayPal Radio, here to talk about today's broadcast. Today's show was a special "Summer Fun" edition that was filled with PayPal experts. First up was PayPal's public relations manager, Charlotte Hill, who talked about PayPal's back-to-school promotions, as well as a unique program .

by David Carberry Papa John's Needs a Better Online Ingredient! If you have watched your television over the past few months, you have seen Papa John's Founder John Schnatter delivering his pizza's all over the country. In Papa John's latest press stunt they were in Chicago setting a world record for the world's highest pizza delivery at more than 1,300 feet. Schnatter planned on delivering more than 100 slices of pizza to the ledge at the Skydeck Chicago.

AT&T has just launched a site site designed by and for small business owners and we have to say, it looks pretty good: expert advice on everything from technology to marketing, case studies, consulting help, you name it. To celebrate, the company is giving away Small Biz Tech Makeover - more than $5,000 of stuff. They want to know what you think about the new site features, advice and solutions. If you like it, or if you don't, and you want to write a review,

by Vera H-C Chan The Cash for Clunkers swap is underway, making auto recyclers " leery " and aggravating some clunker would-be buyers. At least dealers should be happy . The federal program began with the greenest of intentions. Critics, including the original senators who proposed the idea , have decried the stripped-down version that got approved. Scrap dealers, for their part, don't find much sense in the requirement to destroy perfectly good engines.

Conversations about how particular social networks may fail aren't at all rare, but social networking as a whole is doing undeniably well. A fresh report from Forrester Research indicates that the number of people who visit a network at least once a month has about doubled in the last two years. Adam Ostrow writes, "Specifically, 55.6 million adults - or just less than 1/3rd of the population - in the US now visit social networks at least monthly . . . .

More than 65 million Americans visited career sites in June, representing a 10-percent increase over the previous year, according to a new report from comScore. CareerBuilder was the most popular site with 21.7 million unique visitors, followed by Yahoo HotJobs with 17.9 million visitors (up 23% over a year ago), and Monster with 14.5 million visitors (up 6%). The next three sites in the ranking have each achieved significant growth in the past year,

Posted by great scott! Not but a few short days ago I had the distinct pleasure of being included on a list of 51 of the world's top Search Marketers. Alas, for this great honor I did not receive an award statue or a shiny plaque, not even an ornate certificate. What I received was an email. A horribly executed email that would result in one of the most amusing email threads I've ever read, from some of the smartest minds in our industry.

Mobile web browser Opera Mini has reached a significant milestone. Opera announced that Opera Mini users viewed more than 10 billion pages in one month. The company released its "State of the Mobile Web" report (pdf) this week, and it reveals some other interesting findings as well: - In June, Opera had about 26.5 million unique users, which was an increase of 4.2% from the previous month, and a 143% increase from the previous year - The 26.

by Mike Krumboltz Sarah Palin 's recent departure speech left some snickering at its seemingly unfocused delivery. Others felt it was a heartfelt and honest farewell and a legitimate precursor to the 2012 primary. But only one dude was inspired enough to turn the performance into a hipster beat poem. That man was William Shatner . The actor, writer, singer,

Want to see the last 200 visitors on your Twitter page? Sounds pretty intriguing doesn't it? But as the old saying goes... " If it looks too good to be true, it probably is ". CAUTION: TwitViewer is a possible phishing scam. A new service, TwitViewer.net (not linking to the site for obvious reasons), has been making the rounds today on Twitter. The service has seen literally thousands of Twitterers enter in their login information to see "whos stalking" them.