Commentary: What's a war-footage site like you doing in an online venture like this?

January 14, 2009 Politics might make for strange bedfellows, but the digital entertainment business is capable of pairing unusual bunkmates in its own right. Just look at the newest tenant at budding Internet empire Or Die Networks, home to Funny Or Die, Will Ferrell's comedy dot-com. The company continues to branch out into new fields, each with celebrity poster boys attached to their corresponding sites, including skateboard guru Tony Hawk for action-sports hub Shred Or Die and video game god Fatal1ty for gamer haven Pwn Or Die.

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