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FourCast Season 1, Episode 5: Goodbye Journalism and Game Consoles
We're doing things a little differently this time. We had so much good conversation this time around, that we're pbreaking the show into three parts. Part one of the prediction extravaganza with Scott Kurtz and Jeff Cannata sees us discuss the end of journalism as we know it and ponder a world with one game console platform. Watch FourCast Season 1, Episode 5 Goodbye Journalism and Game Consoles in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of FourCast Season 1, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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