The Late Night Saga Continues on Craigslist and YouTube Dan Koelsch, January 15, 2010January 16, 2010 I almost hope it never stops. While NBC is still staying quiet about what it plans to do with its late night line up, the two hosts in question, Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien, are definitely not. Check out Gawker to see all the great clips from last night, including Jimmy Kimmel ripping into Leno right to his face! As we reported before, the battle has gone viral, and there are some more great tidbits to check out. First of all, you need to see this Craigslist posting that has Conan trying to sell “The Tonight Show” set. Conan actually had a segment about doing this on his show last night: The Jay/Conan debacle has also reached internet meme status, becoming the latest in a long line of Downfall parodies, based on the televised movie about Hitler’s final days. With reports that Jay is getting his old show and time back, I don’t see this going away anytime soon, so buckle up and pick your side. Viral Marketing Conan O'BrienDownfallJay LenoThe Tonight Show
Could New Spider-Man Set Photos Lead To A Viral? January 18, 2011The Internet was aflutter over new set photos from the upcoming Spider-Man reboot, and while most people are trying to get a glimpse of Spidey in action, its a more mundane image that caught my eye. Could Sony be looking to start a viral campaign for the Web-Slinger? Read More
The Viral Campaign for “Thor” and “The Avengers” Begins in Chicago March 21, 2011July 6, 2011I had the opportunity to attend the Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo at the massive McCormick Place convention center this past weekend, and while the focus of the three day convention was primarily comic books, the heavy presence by Marvel presented a few movie related surprises. Not only was Thor… Read More
Web Series Trailers: “H+” and “Dinosaurs vs. Aliens” July 8, 2012We don’t usually see many trailers for web series, but two high profile ones were released late this week, so we thought we’d show them to you. After the break, check out the trailers for the Bryan Singer-produced H+ The Digital Series and director Barry Sonnenfeld’s motion comic Dinosaurs vs…. Read More