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- Launched in April 2002
- Headquarters: Los Angeles, California
- Subsidiary of Comcast
- On Christmas of 2007, they held a free stuff giveaway
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G4 TV is a satellite and cable network targeting gaming enthusiasts. Although the channel focuses primarily on gaming culture it also branches out to cover technology, pop culture modern trends. Owned by Comcast this station is available to 62 million homes in the U.S. Originally the name G4 stood for the four generations of video games however now represents "Games, Gear, Gadgets and Gigabytes". Started in 2002 to compete with Tech TV (a network it eventually acquired and integrated some of it's shows into G4's own schedule).
The G4 network and Justin.tv are teaming up in order to provide comprehensive coverage of the 2009 Electronic Entertainment Expo, which started on June 1, 2009, and extends through Wednesday. Justin.tv will live stream a number of the events at the three-day expo including Steve Wiebe's Donkey Kong world record attempts.G4tv.com: G4 and Justin.tv Partner To Bring You... (May 31, 2009)
Programs
G4 syndicates a wide variety of shows and produces several original shows as well.- Attack of The Show: A daily live show focusing on current events in technology, gaming and pop culture.
- X-Play: Daily show about the latest in video games news and events
- Heroes, Cops and Ninja Warrior: Some examples of the many syndicated shows broadcast on G4
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G4 TV Questions
why was television invented 3 AnswersI think it's his desire to create great invention. From Malcom Baird personal journal: John Logie Baird got his inventive inspiration from reading the newly pu... read more
Im having problems with the tvs in both of my bed rooms. The tv in the living room comes in fine, but the bedroom tvs are fuzzy/jumpy. 3 AnswersUsually there is only one cable drop to the residence. This is connected to a cheap splitter. Each split causes a drop in signal strength. Also, some splitte... read more
What is the future of Television? 7 AnswersWhat Television? I thought there was just the XBMC! http://xbmc.org/ Just as Napster redefined how we choose to pay (and not pay) for music programs like XBM... read more



