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Whether you finally filed your taxes by the deadline this week or you're one of the roughly 9 million to 10 million procrastinators who filed for an extension, chances are you weren't feeling the love for the irs. time for the reputation report, jansing and company's look at who's hot and who's not according to social media with howard bragman, vice chairman of reputation.com and chairman of 15 minutes public relations. good morning. >> good morning. tax week. >> people are never too happy with the irs, but is it a case of people just being annoyed about taxes in general? having tax hangover? ...

He prayed to god to please let her live, she must not die. it is time for the representation report, the weekly look at what's hot, what's not according to social media. howard bragman is here for exclusive analysis, chairman of reputation.com and 15 minutes public relations. how is he doing on social media? >> he should be happy that a judge is deciding his fate and not social media. you put the ethical filter out there, he's 92% negative. what's really been damning for him is the screaming that was heard before, which kind of contradicts his story, number one. the fact that a gun went off ...

The beauty of social media is that if someone has a great experience with your company, they can get the word out instantly. the hard part about social media is that if they've had a bad experience they can do the same. and then whether your company is at fault or not for the thing they're complaining about, the comment is out there for all to see. so, how do you deal with online criticism? howard bragman, founder of 15 minutes public relations and vice chairman of reputation.com is here to give us some ideas. so great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> this is complicated because i think...

Experience with your company, they can get the word out instantly. the hard part about social media is that if they've had a bad experience they can do the same. and then whether your company is at fault or not for the thing they're complaining about, the comment is out there for all to see. so, how do you deal with online criticism? howard bragman, founder of 15 minutes public relations and vice chairman of reputation.com is here to give us some ideas. so great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> this is complicated because i think a lot of companies don't know, do i respond, or don't i r...

That makes it special. he has change my reputation.com web site. if i want it off the web i can go to the change my reputation web site. he'd effort getting that picture off the web. remove it from the web but what he did which is really agreejis is that he started a web site called you got posted. in other words solicited the pictures of the nude people and then, his other web site, the change my reputation web site, removes them. so getting pictures, posting pictures and then, charging to you remove the pictures. >> this guy is a sleaze bag. now, state of california doing a noble thing here....