Al Gore’s media empire melting down even faster than Greenland’s glaciers.

April 13, 2009, 5:35 pm · 1 comment

Thumbs have turned down for Al Gore's financial fortunes.

Thumbs have turned down for Al Gore's financial fortunes.

The former vice president didn’t see this coming. Instead of worrying about glaciers melting down in 100 years, Al Gore should have worried about the economy melting down this year.

Times are tough and the Goracle’s nascent media empire – built around the Current cable TV network – and has cancelled plans for a $100,000,000 public stock offering.

“In light of current market conditions, the registrant has determined not to proceed at this time with the public offering,” Current said in an SEC filing. “All activity regarding the proposed public offering has been discontinued.”

Current Media owns Current TV and youth-oriented website Current.com. Gore’s concept was that viewers would submit content to the network and website.

Poor Al Gore. Who else would be dumb enough to invest in a TV network that does the same thing YouTube does? Seriously, it’s such a dumb idea that it’s hard to believe it came from the same guy who invented the internet.

Source: Breitbart

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andycanuck April 14, 2009, 7:50 am at 7:50 am

And his two women reporters are still being held by the North Koreans, not that the MSM has been covering that at all.

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