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Is Network TV Dead?

Filed in archive Television on December 8, 2006

According to a story by USA Today, Niklas Zennstrom and business partner Janus Friis, the founders of Kazaa and most recently Skype, have a new top secret Internet TV venture dubbed the "Venice Project" that could kill network TV as we know it.

Very interesting...I know I've got my eye on anything these 2 guys do, so I can play with the new technology and see what transpires. If history is any indicator, the Venice Project will be amazing and quite disruptive to the networks who've made gobs of money in the past.

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