Ethan on 'The Daily Show' - sort of

My bud Ethan Zuckerman of Global Voices got a five-second flicker of fame on tonight's The Daily Show in a spoof of Al Jazeera English by correspondent Samantha Bee.

One-upsmanship

Holiday Blood Drive, with Lisa Nova.

Jerry gets into trouble

At It's Jerry Time!, Jerry gets into trouble in Manhattan and Florida. (Update: There are two Jerry Zuckers (or more!), one of whom I met at the Vloggies. See the Comments below.)

One buck per pixel adds up

Have you heard about the Million Dollar Homepage? This dude went out and sold a billboard-like website home page for $1 per pixel -- and pocketed a cool million. Now he's trying to do he same thing at a new site called Pixelotto at $2 per pixel. TechCrunch doubts he can do it.

First date? Say hello to my agent

From Creative Fugitives: A talent agent has to make sure Chad's needs are met on his first date with an innocent young hottie.   

Confess!

The people of Real People Network

Here's a fun 4-minute video: Introductions by the people interviewed on Real People Network. Appearances by Elisabeth Shue, Larry Lessig, Howard Rheingold, Michael Arrington, Amanda Congdon, Amber MacArthur, Tom Green, Valerie Cunningham, Tony Kahn, Robert Scoble and a couple of dozen others.

Micki's tattoo

At OnHollywood I conducted a silly 3-minute interview with my friend Micki Krimmel about her Picasso-esque tattoo. Here it is, finally. (Ourmedia page | watch video)

Cross-posted to the Real People Network

Format: MPEG-4 (iPod compatible); 7.7MB; 3:06; Ourmedia page | watch video; video quality: ** (out of 5)

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Animated dispatches

On Current TV online: Super News!

Wire Tappin'

Cheney shooting: The Quail speaks

And the latest from Mark Fiore (who should be on Current too):

Gonzales, Watchu & Howe

'Daily Show' on MySpace

Blogger-author Siva Vaidhyanathan appeared on last night's Daily Show with Jon Stewart, interviewed by Demetri Martin in a segment on social networks such as MySpace.

I like Demetri's reports because, well, he's still a kid, and he's really funny. Siva plays the patient adult — and good sport.

Here's the clip. And here's Demetri's Myspace page. 9,000 "friends" and climbing.