video podcast hosted on their own website. The weekly format of the show was discontinued on November 30, 2011. Video shows are still produced to showcase creator interviews that iFanboy conducts at various conventions that they attend throughout the year. As of December 23, 2012, 277 video shows have been produced. iFanboy Mini iFanboy Mini was a short-form video podcast released Monday through Wednesday and then on Friday and Saturday , in the style of Tekzilla Daily and Lil' Internet Superstar, in which the iFanboys answered questions, made recommendations, highlighted the shipping lists, talked about the Pick of the Week, or anything else they could think of. It was only a few minutes long, like the other daily Revision3 shows. iFanboy announced on September 29, 2008 that the iFanboy Mini would be discontinued as of October 4, 2008 with the 145th episode stating that the Mini was experimental in nature and proved to be too time-consuming to produce. Contributors A list of the writers who worked for the iFanboy website in various capacities before the September 2013 scale back. David Accampo Matt Adler Bon Alimagno Chris Arrant David Brothers Josh Christie Ali Colluccio Paul Dini Daniel Robert Epstein Sonia Harris Austin Hartman Ryan Haupt Jonathan Hickman Tom Katers Molly McIsaac Paul Montgomery (Later promoted to host) Jim Mroczkowski Chris Neseman Jeff Reid Josh Richardson Mike Romo Gabe Roth Gordon "the Intern" Strain Dave Weise Jason Wood Timmy Wood iFanbase Fans of the podcast have taken to calling themselves the iFanbase on social media. The name appears as early as 2006 on the Revision 3 forums. The name arose out of the active comments section beneath each of the articles published on the site until the September 2013 scale back. The iFanboys has long prided themselves for having an active yet cordial comments section. Several of these community members had their own reviews read as part of the podcast. The iFanbase name has been most often used by a grouping of New York metropolitan area-based fans of the podcast and website who would host "Tweetups" and attend the New York City Live Shows of iFanboy. Notes References External links iFanboy Discussion Forums Revision3 2005 podcast debuts Video podcasts Audio podcasts Comic book podcasts Revision3