And the early reviews are not so good:

Now Gore is looking for accolades on Wall Street–namely, that old brass ring known as an IPO. A successful public offering is awarded most often to companies with proven profits, the promise that those profits will grow and a business plan that seduces investors into steamy fantasies of capital gains. Gore’s company, Current Media, has none of those right now. But it does have Al Gore. His brand is so bright and shiny these days that it might prove a powerful intoxicant, leading investors to let Current slip into the public markets. That would be too bad, because Current Media isn’t ready for prime time. It’s being rushed out in a premature stage, and reading the company’s S-1 filing, you can’t help feeling that it’s going public now largely because it’s close to running out of cash.