Does anybody else miss TechTV
I still have the t-shirt. It's one of my running shirts.
Got it when I watched, in studio, a 'Call for Help' broadcast in San Francisco.
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Evan ...
Revision3 is doing a fine job for the niche to which it is appealing. Young, gamers, build-your-own boxers, heavy SMSers ... not that these aren't all prominent and growing ... i just get the impression from Rev3 shows that the geek quotient of viewers is off scale.
If TechTV were to be on the air now, I think it would be doing the kinds of shows Leo's network is doing now at TWIT.tv ... more broad appeal, and certainly an older audience ... and more likely listeners who are working in, and with, Vista and Mac OS to get jobs done and to have a little fun in their lives with movies and photography. rev3 seems to me very narrow.
Frank
Posted by: Frank Barnako | Sep 06, 2008 at 20:56
Yes, but it's also about time to move on. We've got Revision3.com now.
Posted by: Evan | Sep 06, 2008 at 19:00