im gonna stick with webbalert…

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Abhishek

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Over the past few years the the number of blogs on the internet has increased exponentially. There are over 50 million blogs on the web. Over past couple years it has i…

$100 sees Web Alert in the Dead Pool in 10 months unless they change hosts.

As far as the couple of comments saying Mike’s hitting that, I don’t think so. He HOPES his transparent salivating kindness earns him some sack time. If he were already having sex with her we wouldn’t be hearing the 2am comments. Good try, but in the end, girls like that like the studs even after a nice geek gives them a huge endorsement.

I’ll keep watching. She could read the back of a shampoo bottle and I’ll still watch.

Nothing wrong with it. It’s happens everywhere all the time. Look around you.

That being said, I don’t really like her delivery so far. As someone commented above, the enthusiasm and facial expressions could be toned down a bit. If feels like she is doing “The Hollywood Minute”. I always liked her on TechTV/G4, so I am sure she’ll adjust; it’s only her second day…

She has all the tools to create a successful show though, so hopefully she sticks with it.

Let him do his thing. It would benefit all of us.

I’m sure you guys are not always proud with your own methods to get laid… are you?

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Anyway it doesnt matter if me and lots of other people dont like this show, as long as some people like it, then its worth having, theres room for everyone etc.

But theres certainly a lot of evolutionthis year in terms of how cynical people are about the credibility and agenda of blogs. Who knows where this will lead, personally I always expected there to be plenty of blatant bias and mixed motives for what people say and promote on blogs. It has the potential for people to market, sellout, mislead etc, on a whole new level. So long a money is involved, it will corrupt. It may sound obvious but the blogosphere that has the potential to be free from commercial bias, is that where no money is involved. People can blog & vlog without much or any cost, and so those that want to avoid the smell of money can do so, they just cant do it as a job.

It will be rather interesting to see if there are any other elements of blogs that may counter commercial bias. Is the potential to sellout and the possible greater urgency to monetize on the net, sufficiently countered by the ability of others to comment, etc? Ive always thought it would be funny if all messages caused by billions spent on advertising, ended up cancelling each other out, and then genuine belief bias, as opposed to paid-for bias, can run riot

staying up until 2 in the morning…? Were you thinking she would come over, afterwards?

Yes, sex sells – I’m sorry but that’s about it you fall for.

Dog