About G4
G4 is a television station dedicated to bringing viewers the latest in tech gadgets, video games, internet culture, and more. G4 provides its viewers with original shows and user interactivity. G4 also covers many of the latest expositions, including E3 and CES, as well as off-beat events like Comic-Con. In addition, the station offers more podcasts than any other station in America.
History
In its earlier years, G4 was a television station mostly dedicated to the latest in gaming, with their "TV for Gamers" slogan. However, in 2004, G4 merged with TechTV which was a station dedicated to all things related to technology and computers. Eventually, TechTV dissolved and G4 decided to take the station in a new direction. When Neal Tiles took the role as a new CEO, he decided he wanted to eliminate G4's main focus of video games and turn the station into something more male-oriented influenced by gamer culture. Since then, G4 has accompanied several famous television hosts and tech experts, such as Kevin Rose, who then became the founder of Digg.com. Currently, the station continues to appease its audience with shows such as Attack of the Show!, X-Play, Ninja Warrior, and more.