There’s been a lot of talk about whether there is another tech or Internet bubble on the inflate. Yes, there have a been a bunch of launch parties as of late. Yes, more companies are getting funded. It’s giving the blogosphere much to ponder,. But one only has to look at the latest issue of Wired magazine to find the answer. It’s fat again! Yes, it’s a heavy ass slab this month. Compare it to say 2 or 3 years ago, during Wired’s anorexic years. I can’t remember it being this obese in years.
Of course, this is fantastic news for the budding young media empire known as Geek Entertainment Televison. There’s endless material to draw from, and draw from is what we must do. The greater the exhuberance, the more irrational we must be. Bring on the bubble! Give us the fuel we need to snark this thing. We’re up to 7 episodes now, with new ones every couple of days. Take a gander if you haven’t yet, and then subscribe to the GETV feed so you don’t have to remember to keep checking back.
UPDATE: We’ve been BoingBoing’d and LaughingSquid’d. I guess this thing is catching on.
Geek Entertainment TV
Webzine co-founder Eddie Codel and independent journalist Irina Slutsky have recently joined forces to launch the new video blog Geek Entertainment TV (GETV), where they report on Web 2.0 from “deep inside the bubble”. They now have 7 sn…
Reporting from Deep Inside the Bubble: Geek Entertainment TV Cracks Me Up
I’m not sure if it’s the amusing text overlays in the video, the fact that it’s my friend Irina, or that the folks being interviewed know not to take it 100% seriously. But Geek Entertainment TV (GETV) really amuses me. Geek Entertainment TV is an …
the microphone is just for show right?
josh: yes and no. the camera I have doesn’t have a mic input, so i’m stuck with crappier ambient sound. in the newest episode, the mic is going to an audio recorder that Chris, producer of NoOne’s Listening, uses for their podcast. when i make it big, i’ll upgrade to something a bit less consumer.