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A few weeks ago, I wrote about a Seattle producer of reality TV shows that was hoping to find a candidate for a new show that details life inside a startup company.

Looks like Screaming Flea Productions may have found their guinea pig.
Document Command, the Kirkland startup which today is changing its name to Earth Class Mail, could make their debut on the small screen if network executives approve the first demo tapes.
In fact, the Screaming Flea film crew will be following Earth Class Mail and its founder Ron Wiener today as they make a presentation at the Early Stage Investment Forum. (Talk about added pressure). The film crew also plans to shoot footage this week at the company's mail sorting facility in Portland. If the New York network execs like what they see, the reality TV show -- which does not yet have a name -- could appear on the high definition channel INHD this fall.
Here is more on the startup, which is developing ways for people to browse their postal mail over the Internet, from my story last December.
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Posted by unregistered user at 4/19/07 12:10 p.m.
Sounds like a bore as is the case with most start ups in this area.