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net@nite and Windows Weekly Update

By Leo Laporte

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Amber and I have decided to take a hiatus with net@nite. Amber's very busy at the moment with her TV shows and Command-N and it's tough for both of us to keep producing the show Sunday nights. We do want to keep working together, though, and are looking at other projects we can put on TWiT.

Meanwhile, I do have sponsorship commitments for the show, and I know we need something covering the web on the network, so I'm looking at ways to keep it going either alone or with a new co-host, and possibly with a change in format. Stay tuned.

Also Windows Weekly will be missing a couple of episodes due to travel. Paul and I will be back with a new show on October 12.

Thanks as always for your support!

Full post as published by this WEEK in LAW on October 01, 2007 (boomark / email).

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