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Jesse Walker | 9.20.2006 10:14 AM

Al Gore's Current TV -- yes, it's still around -- has teamed with Yahoo! to launch four online television channels. Curious readers can check them out here; bOING bOING's Xeni Jardin has a surprisingly superficial interview with Gore here. I haven't watched anything at the new site yet, so I'll suspend judgment for now, but my take on the original Current TV was pretty negative.

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Dan 19 years ago

Xeni Jardin may possibly be the most narcissistic human being on the face of the Earth. Just an observation.

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