Leo Laporte continues innovating on his TWiT network, just started net@nite where he and Amber MacArthur takes calls from listeners. This brings talk radio to the Internet. On today’s show they have Nick Douglas, formerly of Valleyway on, among other things. Very cool show. Destined to go to the top of iTunes. Yes, even better than my show.

Nick Douglas does admit he’s working on a video show, says “video is the future.”

Um, yeah, Nick, I figured that out more than two years ago! 🙂

Oh, Leah Culver has a great advertising idea. She charged to etch logos into her new laptop. Ahh, there’s a GETV logo on there. Hey, I didn’t see THAT expense report yet Eddie! Don’t worry, I’ll approve it. 😉

I like what Axosoft did. They gave my viewers a special deal on their development-team software. Just a note: no one on the ScobleShow has paid to get on there. Well, except my sponsor, Seagate, and they haven’t had a video on the show yet (that’ll change tomorrow sometime when an interview I did with Seagate’s CEO will be up, along with a few other videos).

Jennifer Jones scored an interview with Peter Rojas, the guy behind Engadget, our favorite gadget site. Heheh, he hands out his phone number for you to leave a message about a gadget too.