View Full Version : A Request/Plea to Revision3
njshadow
09-16-2007, 04:19 AM
Hey I was just wondering if you guys could start doing more "real time" off-the-cuff shows like how TheBroken and Diggnation used to be. I'm assuming that's why the gazette is $5. So please, is there any chance that you guys could start producing some more "open-ended" shows that aren't bound by the laws of a typical produced (in-studio) show? I guess Web Drifter is one of the shows that actually does it well. So what do you guys think?
njshadow
09-16-2007, 04:30 AM
Perhaps what I mean to say is that there should be more shows where the host(s) talks to the viewer and not just each other.
Ex. Kevin, Alex
Om, Joyce
Martin, Whoever the heck is on his show
With the old shows they would talk to YOU and I kinda liked that. I guess it seemed more informative. :D
On InDigital they act like your in their group. They talk to each other as well as the viewer and that seems like a great thing.
muffins
09-16-2007, 06:27 AM
I agree with this, thats why the Totally Rad Show started to appeal to me more because they make the audience feel like a HUGE part of the show.
scoobydiesel
09-16-2007, 11:01 AM
yeah you didnt say trs so i think u should watch that...or watch it more since it is great.
but im not anti new shows
njshadow
09-16-2007, 12:54 PM
yeah you didnt say trs so i think u should watch that...or watch it more since it is great.
but im not anti new shows
Yeah, I'm not anti-new show either, it would just be good to see more of this in the future. (I have watched TRS before :D)
I think Diggnation tries to inform you by bringing you stories that you haven't heard of before and are informative. And the way they bring it to you is by reading you a summary and talking about it amongst themselves. Although sometimes they have stories (pictures) that you can just laugh about.
scoobydiesel
09-17-2007, 02:50 AM
Im pretty sure most the stories they bring us each week are popular stories that we have seen on the top stories of digg an stuff.
Its all good.
ariastar
09-18-2007, 02:33 AM
You know, you're right. I hadn't thought about this. But they used to talk to the camera a bit more, like it was three people, the two of them and the viewer, whereas now it seems a little more cold-shoulder. I know that's not the intention, they're just talking amongst themselves.