And the shtick practiced by the cast members is pure Vaudeville meets cyberspace. It should be noted here that I lived happily without a television for a period of 10 years, stretching from the '70s into the '80s. I'm not sure how I can watch this. But it feels like I'm watching some sort of history in the making. Geek TV First, TechTV is a good place to get a glimpse of the growing convergence between television and the Internet.
Many shows are interactive.
Their Web site complements on-air segments with detailed articles, as well as audio and video clips. During a show, viewers also can gather in online chat rooms to converse with hosts, producers and other viewers. In fact, there are so many Web-based activities and references that it's best to watch some shows with one hand on the keyboard. Second, TechTV is a good place to keep up with technology and the digital lifestyle. No shills need apply.