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The final episode of "Sheen's Korner" was made up of new insults toward Chuck Lorre and CBS. But Charlie Sheen closed out his webcast by actually scripting out his rant, combing his hair, and looking more prepared than in the past three episodes.

After Charlie Sheen was fired, his followers hoped to see him react on the latest "Sheen's Korner" episode. Yet he only put up another phone call to Bob Maron, which he made hours before CBS removed him from his other show.

Even the remaining fans of Charlie Sheen's madcap tour panned his first "Sheens Korner" webcast on UStream. However, he actually took criticisms to heart for once, and put up another episode this morning to promise more "truth torpedoes."

Over 100,000 people logged on to see Charlie Sheen's new webcast. However, after seeing him just repeat his old quotes and lines yet again - especially "winning" - the audience numbers went down before long.

After conquering Twitter and the interview circuit, Charlie Sheen decided to host his own Internet show. Sheens Korner got over 100,000 viewers, but many of them were bored by the end, as it may have been his latest "jump the shark" moment.

On Saturday night Charlie Sheen had a great idea. Sheen's great idea was to host a live webcast. Sheen hosted almost an hour long, live webcast that he called 'Sheen's Korner'.

Michelle Branch hosts a successful webcast for fans to promote new album "Everything Comes and Goes", due Nov. 10th.

AT&T's Bill Smith told media vis webcast on Friday that mobile growth is exploding and gave a behind the scenes tour of their GNOC in New Jersey.

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