 morgan ailis webb (born october 5, 1978) is a former co-host and senior segment producer of the now-canceled g4 show x-play. she was previously the host of the podcast webbalert and a monthly columnist for the united states edition of fhm, where she contributed a monthly video game column titled "tips from the gaming goddess".lycos retriever.com morgan webb: maxim magazine == career ==  webb attended uc berkeley from 1996 to 2000. she developed computer skills in her free time there, and after graduating from college worked for a dot-com company as a website administrator. after the company went under during the dot-com bubble burst of 2000, her friend catherine schwartz got her hired at techtv in 2001, and webb became employed as the associate producer and web researcher for the screen savers. throughout 2002 and 2003, she also regularly co-hosted techtv's call for help with chris pirillo. in april 2003, webb left the screen savers to co-host x-play with adam sessler. webb is one of the six techtv personalities to survive the massive layoffs resulting from the may 2004 merger of g4 and techtv. only adam sessler and webb remained with the network after g4's change in format. after sessler's employment was terminated in april 2012, webb was the only original techtv personality remaining on the network. in august 2005, webb became a contributing game columnist for fhm, alongside her regular hosting duties on x-play. her monthly column was titled "tips from the gaming goddess". readers were encouraged to email webb their video-game-related inquiries; she would then answer one question each month. in february 2007, webb wrote her final column for the magazine, which discontinued its u.s. publication in march. she also hosted the short-lived free stuff on g4. from august 2, 2007, to january 25, 2009, webb had a daily video blogging initiative called webbalert. these videos were 5 to 6 minutes in length, and each consisted of a rec
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