Steampunk Series Riese Now Live on SyFy
http://newteevee.com/2010/10/26/steampunk-series-riese-now-live-on-syfy/
Interview: Alyssa Ciccarelli of “Riese: Kingdom Falling”
http://www.pinkraygun.com/2010/10/26/interview-alyssa-ciccarelli-of-riese-kingdom-falling
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How great is a Canadian show being geoblocked so Canadians can't even watch it?
ReplyDeleteMaybe you're not really in Canada. Maybe you just think you are. You're really in a giant bunker made to look like Canada as part of some evil kindergarten science experiment. It's the only logical explanation.
ReplyDeleteThat really is ironic. It is really a shame that companies think geoblocking is a solution to their marketing needs. All it does is fragment the global marketplace that the World Wide Web provides. It is backward thinking. It "breaks" the web. Unfortunately it is the decision they made.
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