Comments on: An Open Letter to Conan O’Brien

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By: unclebobmartin

unclebobmartin — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 12:41:47 +0000

I tweeted 2/25 —
@ConanOBrien Look at Merv Griffin. Cancelled by two networks, he invented syndication, became a billionaire. Start an IPTV Network.
10:56 AM Feb 25th via web in reply to ConanOBrien

By: jmathew

jmathew — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 06:35:25 +0000

A lot of you are calling this letter “visionary”, but obviously this is just Revision3′s dream of using Conan to get their company in the public eye.

I enjoy Revision3 programming, but their production value is no where as good as network (or even cable) television. Conan having an internet show could work. His hardcore loyal fans are the younger, tech-saavy 18-35 year olds who would watch a show on the internet. But let’s be honest, if Conan did a show on the internet, he wouldn’t need Revision3′s help. He could launch his own site, build his own studio, and employ his own staff. He would want complete control and play by his own rules…not Revision3s. (aka having Conan in the middle of his show telling his viewers why GoDaddy.com or Netflix are such great services)

I’m not trying to be a Rev3 hater, but seems a bit insulting to Conan and more of a publicity stunt/joke than a serious offer. (one of his benefits would be complimentary broadband?? Seriously?) If you really wanted to have Conan be a part of the Revision3 family, you would have directly contacted his agents with a proposed contract, not an “open letter” on your blog.

By: HiroProtagonist

HiroProtagonist — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 23:04:05 +0000

He could also do a weekly segment show with leo laporte.

By: mrhaines

mrhaines — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 22:36:25 +0000

Conan’s future plans will be about money and only money. Unless Revision3 can match FOX or CBS then there is no way this would ever happen. Internet TV may be the wave of the future, but unfortunately we are just not there yet.

By: pearpandas

pearpandas — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:07:37 +0000

This guy is the greatest! We’re with you Conan. I will be on Team Conan till the day I die!

http://www.quizgalaxy.com/quizzes/are-you-team-conan-or-team-leno/

By: Kevinsand

Kevinsand — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 18:35:48 +0000

“I’d buy that for a dollar!”

I can say I have Dumped my Satellite TV and boosted my broadband internet to as fast as I can get here in northern AZ simply for the fact that I don’t watch Television anymore. (I’m Talking to you COCO!)

I was getting My Conan fix on Hulu, but I would love to see what Mr. Conan would do once added to Rev3′s lineup.

By: nandorocker

nandorocker — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 20:43:34 +0000

Amen to @bryansays comment. A guy like Tom Green would be a great way to start making a bridge between traditional TV and internet TV, and get credibility.
I truly hope with all my heart that Conan will read this and consider it, and should he not go with Rev3, I hope at least he goes online, because his fan base is all here anyway.

By: Jim Louderback

Jim Louderback — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 15:29:07 +0000

Actually it was Ryan Vance’s idea – he’s the genius here. But wouldn’t it be amazing. He can even come to Revision3 during his interregnum – heck, we won’t tie him down.

jim