Catch The Viral: Find the MNU Memo! Dan Koelsch, June 16, 2009June 29, 2009 Catch The Viral is a segment where we ask you for help with viral. Viral campaigns are intrinsically interactive, so the more people who help, the more likely we can find all the goodies. The MNU Spreads Lies group posted a very interesting tweet on Twitter this evening.There is a memo on D-9.com, talking about an agent named Wikus who has gone rogue. Check out my blog for the access code to read the memo.On D-9.com, there is a place to enter an access code in both the human and non-human sections. Now, I checked the site and didn’t see anything. This is where you come in. Leave a comment if you find the access code, and especially if you find the memo itself. We’ll be sure to give you credit when we do an article on content of that memo.Good luck! Viral Marketing District 9
2012: Soren Ulfert Resigns from the IHC September 17, 2009September 18, 2009UPDATE: Soren Ulfert has updated his Twitter: For those asking why I resigned, the short story is — I didn’t. If that wasn’t omnious enough, Charlie Frost tweeted exactly what we’re thinking: Rumor has it that @SorenUlfert was forced out of @TheIHC…I kinda feel bad for the guy The mystery… Read More
Viral Recap and Review: Apollo 18 September 6, 2011On Saturday I gave you my impression of the film itself, but now it’s time to talk about the viral campaign for the found footage sci-fi thriller Apollo 18. Could it be more interesting than the film itself? Reminisce with me after the break (warning: some spoilers). Read More
“Muppets Most Wanted” Viral Review March 25, 2014Muppets Most Wanted wasn’t the film that Disney was hoping it would be. Getting second place at the box office last weekend isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but earning only $17 million at the box office when compared to Divergent’s strong $54.7 million is glaringly obvious. Which is contrast to… Read More
Already found man….XDCheck out my twitter or:http://d-9.com/assets/pdfs/apb_christopher_nh.pdf http://d-9.com/assets/pdfs/apb_christopher_h.pdf