Is there enough interest in EUGLUG in doing a quirky linux variety show on public access?
We could do a monthly bit, air presentations and run DIY/howto's and "switch" campaigns...
if self-produced content runs thin, we could spin Creative Commons stuff (they made some awesome flash animations about CC) and other freeshare videos like interviews, walkthroughs and screencasts; rebroadcasting existing content.
whee?
Ben
On 2/19/06, Bob Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As many of you know, we have TiVo at our house. We get DIRECTV and
get some ridiculous number of channels, maybe 200 or 300.
TiVo lets you create "wish lists", where you ask it to record
everything that has a particular actor, director, genre, or whatever.
It also has keyword wishlists. It records everything where the given
word appears anywhere in the title, description, or cast.
About six months ago, I had the bright idea to give our TiVo a keyword
wish list for "Linux". If people are making TV shows about Linux, I'd
like to see them. Six months later, TiVo has found exactly zero shows
about Linux. Zero.
So that's what's wrong with TV, in a nutshell. Nobody on the tube
is talking about Linux.
--
Bob Miller K<bob>
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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