Entrepreneurship is definitely a popular genre for internet video and the choice of entrepreneur videos is continuing to grow. Just check this list of 5 internet entrepreneur TV series from around the net.

Now the Council for Entrepreneurial Development (CED) has launched an Internet television show called On the Menu: Out to Lunch with Innovators and Entrepreneurs. Nothing like a short and catchy title!

Everybody eats, and a lot of people love to cook. For those enthusiastic cooks and home chefs the internet has become an amazing resource for learning how to cook and finding recipes for almost anything.

There are great cooking blogs like Simple Recipes but what you really want when you learn to cook something is someone actually showing you how to do it, something you can see, a video!

Comedy Central has recently launched a new online school for wannabe stand-up comedians. The Crash Course in Comedy is designed by professional stand-up comedy coaches and is presented by Ted Alexandro (from The Late Show and Comedy Central Presents).

I was just browsing through YouTube and came across CitizenTube – YouTube’s political blog. The vlog is produced and edited by Steve Grove, the news and political editor of YouTube. The vlog focuses on world-wide politics and how it relates to YouTube.

YouTube is often in the news whether it be for showing the beheading of a mexican or a YouTube Holy War. But rather than focusing on these sorts of incidents, which YouTube may find a bit embaressing, CitizenTube is looking at areas of political debate taking place on YouTube.

I like how CitizenTube can be used to address the relationship between YouTube and political concerns. After all YouTube is one of the single largest medium’s on the planet and it has to make tough decisions about how the medium should be used.

To give you a taste here is an episode form CitizenTube:

CitizenTube Vlog

The minute I started watching RichPrettyGirl.com my ears hurt. This girl has one annoying voice, but the fact that she was wearing some slutty clothes kept me watching. Now I’m sat here wondering what the hell is this?

Think of RocketBoom, the news show that was hosted by the talented, good looking and smart Amanda Congdon (until she left). Take that then make the host dress in some slutty clothing, take away the smart, add an annoying voice, and talk about random subjects. Now you have Rich Pretty Girl.

Start-up companies and internet entrepreneurs are increasingly using internet video to document their growth. Starting a new company is definitely an exciting time and these reality start-up documentaries/diaries are both interesting and educating.

On my travels around the web these are the ones that I found:

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Ever wondered what it is like behind the scenes at some of the hottest clubs in Miami, Florida? Well I actually hadn’t but a little tease from the video trailer for ClubLand TV (below) has got me intrigued!

ClubLand TV is a reality documentary that is premiering online featuring 40 episodes about competing nightclubs in South Beach, Miami in the sunny florida state. Meet the dancers , the club owners, the DJs and get behind the bar and inside the VIP room at some of the hottest clubs in one of hottest party scenes of the world!

Amanda Congdon is probably the most famous Web TV celebrities to date after her success at RocketBoom. She has recently signed some big names sponsors for her new show Starring Amanda Congdon including Unilever, which is using the show to promote its Dove Cream Oil Body Wash.

Viral is a new internet TV series (or Vodcast) which brings you weekly entertainment and celebrity news from the web TV world and also tips and tricks on creating you own internet television show.

Viral is aired every Friday and is presented by award-winning broadcaster Sunny Gault. Last weeks episode saw:

The massively popular fictional video log lonelygirl15 has moved away from YouTube in an attempt to try and cash in on the video logs fame.

Lonelygirl15 became hugely popular through the series of videos that were posted on the video sharing site YouTube. The series followed very closely the life of an innocent and gorgeous looking girl called Bree. Bree is 16 years old, is home schooled and her parents are part of a religious cult.