Jeff Gouda
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Jeff Gouda was an associate producer and writer on the episodic website "The Spot," which was produced by the defunct American Cybercast, or "AmCy," and gained notoriety as the "first episodic website." He was a member of the production team and acted as the show's main liaison between the company and the show's fans. The rise and fall of American Cybercast is featured in the book Digital Babylon: How the Geeks, the Suits, and the Ponytails Fought to Bring Hollywood to the Internet by John Geirland and Eva Sonesh-Keder.[1]
Jeff Gouda was also an entertainment reporter in Los Angeles who has conducted interviews with various personalities including Hugh Hefner, Samuel L. jackson, Kermit the Frog and others. He also was the creator, producer, writer and host of an online show called "The TPM News," billed as "the first daily newscast dedicated to the release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace."[2]
Gouda also appeared as a contestant on the Comedy Central show "Win Ben Stein's Money" as well as Fox Television's "Greed (game show)."
