With the highly successful launch of the Spoonfed iPhone application Summer 2009, the pair venture further into the depths of digital products with Bullseyehub, a marketing tool that aims to consolidate events listings, social networking and customer relations on one platform whilst allowing the user to extensively track their activities. Intruders were dispatched to learn more about the service.

We finally get hold of the much sought-after James Clarke, CEO of MusicMetric, take him to the roof of Intruders’ Soho offices and dangle him over the edge until he agrees to give us the MusicMetric secret recipe for tracking music consumption

Tonium is a small company from Sweden that managed to change the way many DJ’s work with music through its hardware/software DJ platform Pacemaker. Now they’re reviving the full-length DJ mix genre with their new web initiative Letsmix in parterships with some of the strongest brands on this scene. We sat down with Ola Sars, the marketing director and one of the founders of Tonium and the CEO of Letsmix to pick his brain on how they dare to venture from hardware to cloud software.

Gregory Kris, CEO of Music Metadata Company Decibel, enlightens us about the trends in the digital music sector and how 3-dimensional data is the key to bringing the sector towards maturity and profitability. A podcast of this interview can be found on the Digital Music Trends blog.

Four of the key London Early-Stage Investors outline what they feel makes an attractive investment at the recent Glasshouse event. Is it the team? The idea? The business model? The vision?

6 months after our first interview, our camera crew catches up with Kristian, CEO of Playfish, at The Glasshouse, discussing how investment is helping Playfish to reel in Social Gaming from the mainstream.

Ben Drury co-founded pioneering music store 7digital in 2004, which has become one of the most prominent online shops alongside iTunes and Amazon MP3.

Intruders were keen to learn more about 7digital’s background, its current strategies and, the big question, how they’re combatting illegal music downloads.

RjDj creates dynamic musical experiences by connecting a users’ real-time surroundings to musical ’scenes’ through an iPhone app.

Rob Thomas is RJDJ’s in-house producer who is developing reactive content for the app; Intruders wanted to discover how Rob is making music a soundtrack for your life.

Smaato are the power behind mobile advertising and the transformation of mobile apps from cool gadgets to revenue-generators. CMO Harald Neidhardt takes us through how the mobile market is gaining maturity and how business is being transformed as a result of innovations in mobile technology.

Pixsta is a visual search engine for eCommerce sites which enables the navigation and contextual display of similar product images. Excellent Technology on show at Empora : and Steve Dukes tells us why it’s Transforming eCommerce.

Frederic Aknin, CEO of Sparkeo , the video platform that enables you to create, market and promote paid video courses, free video courses and invitation only video courses, tells us how video is the most effective tool for generating online sales.

Renee Blodgett, one-woman perpertual motion machine, takes us through some of the innovative businesses that the Travelling Geeks meet and work with, and how she longs to strip away all the real-time web clutter to find valuable content and connections.

James Proud, Founder of Giglocator, tells us why Gigs have become the new medium of choice for artists and their labels, and how gig location and ticket selling websites are making the scene more accessible tor all.

Tomi T Ahonen, Mobile Author, Consultant & Guru – Author of six bestselling hardcover books on mobile and three further ebooks; former Nokia executive and lecturer at Oxford University tells Intruders tv about the latest in 3G and mobile Strategy.

Claire Boonstra from Layar, the new platform where individuals can create their own augmented reality experience, talks about how augmented reality is changing the way we view the world. Layar is a free application on your mobile phone which shows what is around you by displaying real time digital information on top of reality through the camera of your mobile phone. The cutting edge of mobile phone apps.

Håkan Lans is a world-renowned inventor, mostly known for his patents around color graphics for computers – for which he’s been paid lots of cash from some computer maker, as well as getting involved in lengthy legal battles with some others (who didn’t want to pay him). He is also a driving force, a patent owner and inventor behind systems now making it possible for airplanes to land automatically. His inventions forms the basics for the mandatory global system (dependant on GPS) all ships above 300 tonnes have to have installed to be allowed to navigate most national waters on the planet. In this interview Håkan elaborates on how these inventions came to be, why he’s had so much problems with american lawyers and how he will be able to go forward with his “biggest invention yet”

PayPal VP, Osama Bedier, talks about how the world of payments is changing and growing at a phenomenal rate, resulting in PayPal opening up their open payments development platform and over 2,000 developers working on their APIs. We spoke to Osama at Le Web 09 where he gave us the full lowdown on how the new platform is revolutionising PayPal integration.

Joshua Eckblad from Kwaga explains how semantic processing, applied to your email communications, helps to organize your diary, priorities and communications.

Answers DotCom: 15th most visited site in the US, 56 million users in the US, 83 million worldwide, and about to go multi-lingual. Find out how they’ve thrived over the last 10 years, how their business model has evolved, and how they have grown into a hugely succcessful and profitable organisation.

Smaato, mobile advertising experts, host a round table on the the future of mobile technology and marketing. 8 industry experts and thought leaders from across the sector debate the future of Mobile and the expected trends for 2010. Google, iPhone, advertising, new features and functionality, communication – will 2010 be the year of innovation or maturation?