Ze Frank Bows Out on Blip.TV

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Deep Focus gets behind the last hurrah for Ze Frank’s The Show, which, after exactly a year in the running, airs its last episode on March 17 via Blip.tv, a video-sharing site. Dewar’s is sponsoring their last week and the first two months of their archives.

The Show is an eclectic little vlog in which host Ze Frank talks politics and technology, and occasionally orhestrates projects, with his audience of “sports racers.” We weren’t big watchers but we enjoyed the humour and will be bummed to see it exit stage left.

For those who missed the bus, the show will be syndicated on iTunes.

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