TV

Infographic showing how much power or 'vampire energy' consumer appliances consume in 'standby' mode. The worst perpetrators are plasma TVs, computers and game consoles.

Nice to see a shift towards eco-friendly televisions

Dixons have developed a green shop for their www.dixons.co.uk site.

 It contains only products backed by the Energy Saving Trust

About the Planet Green TV network debut on the 4th

...a technology available right now that can make some wanton energy waste history. It’s a surge protector that stakes the hearts of vampire electronics without hassling you, the sleeping victim.

Each April, National TV-Turnoff Week comes around, and this year it’s April 21 - 27. Want to give it a go? To help you prepare, I have one free copy of Living Outside the Box to give away.

Crafter extraordinare and co-host of DIY Network’s Creative Juice TV show - Cathie Filian - also has her own production company. With her fellow executive producers Greg Byers and Steve Piacenza, Cathie is on the hunt for teen/young adult crafters to show off their skills on a new craft show she is working on. Think you got what it takes (CAGW is sure you do)?

From Gigantic! Productions: “Are you about to embark on the adventure of moving to an off-the-grid community or home? Are you worried about America’s massive energy consumption and looking for a way out?

Ed Begley, dubbed the "greenest man in Hollywood" and the star of his own green living show on HGTV, explains why it's easier than ever to go green. Check out his solar oven and bike rigged to generate electricity for toast!

Victoria in Australia has created a wonderful tv commercial which represents greenhouse gases being produced by normal home appliances as black balloons. Very illustrating, and very frightening.

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Are Wal-Mart Executives masters of green washing or green innovation? At CES, the company is calling for federal legislation for green electronics standards and said they will implement a national electronics recycling program. So, is this for real?

Greenzone tv is a green shopping service using short video clips to give product information and humorously enliven the shopping experience.

Eski Thomas and Julien Temple are behind this great idea, so you’d be right to think that these clips are a tad more entertaining than those of regular QVC.

The two comedians put them selves on this Google Maps mash up