FastCompany, the online magazine that covers the minds behind innovation and which recently hired blogger and video-blogger extraordinare Robert Scoble to head-up its video venture, just launched FastCompany.TV.
To start, FastCompany.TV consists of two shows: ScobleizerTV, which covers the people and events around new media and technology…and anything else that interests its eager host, and Fast Company Live, which promises to use live streaming and mobile video recorders to create a truly interactive experience. (Mobile seems to be Scoble’s forte. Check out this video with the YouTube founders.)
Let Mr. Scoble himself explain the concept…
Fast Company and Scoble have done everything right, from user-interface to audience-interaction, and they make a point to create specifically for the new medium. There’s no question that this content appeals directly to the audience of Fast Company; I’m excited to see interesting application of live and mobile video technology that have just become to come into their own.
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