Watching two Kevins (Pollak and Smith) talking on a podcast got me to thinking. Firstly, nice to see/hear Smith not high as a paper kite. Secondly, I'd wondered, with the recent proliferation of original content created exclusively for the internet, whether anyone was tracking online appearances the way IMDB tracks movies and television. One assumes, given the recent batch of strikes and near-strikes within the entertainment industry centered around online content, that somebody somewhere should be maintaining a record, however laborious that prospect may be. From podcasts to content driven websites like FunnyOrDie and MyDamnChannel, a lot of big names are starting to make appearances on internet exclusives. I still find IMDB to be full of errors, largely because they are trying to recreate the facts as opposed to entering the data as it happened. Thinking about the much larger arena of internet content, the longer a record isn't kept, the more inaccurate the record is likely to be.
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