Late Night Feud Is Viral Gold, But Could End Today! Dan Koelsch, January 16, 2010January 16, 2010 This is starting to become a daily update. Yet another night of talk shows have gone by, and yet another night of great moments worth watching (see them all over at Gawker). If you haven’t heard, Conan O’Brien looks to be leaving NBC after the network decided to cancel Jay Leno’s current 10pm show and move him back to 11:35pm. The official announcement is expected on Saturday according to TMZ. This has of course caused a lot of controversy, and all the late night shows are getting into the fun. Fortunately for us, this is also generated a lot of viral news. First it was just support for Conan, but now Conan is taking matters into his own hands. Thursday night he put The Tonight Show up for sale on Craigslist. Last night he announced he would start selling other items on eBay, starting with a carry on bag with the show’s logo. The bidding started at $399 dollars, but now it’s up to $999,999. I assume this is pranksters, so who know if it will truly be sold. I understand Jimmy Kimmel and David Letterman ripping into Jay and NBC, but I’m surprised NBC themselves have given Jay and Conan such a long leash. If the announcement happens today as predicted, we may see a stop to all this as soon as Monday. While it’ll be nice to have the negative tension go away, we’ll truly miss the great moments this has generated. Viral Marketing Conan O'BrienJay LenoNBCThe Tonight Show
The Soapbox: Remakes And How People React To Them June 29, 2009June 29, 2009Recently, Ive noticed a certain amount of bitching stemming from announced remakes, such as ‘Flight of the Navigator’ and ‘Total Recall’. My question for the week is, why do people bitch about remakes? Remakes are both a good and a bad thing. On one hand, remakes allow talented filmmakers to… Read More
“Robocop” Remake Goes Viral With OmniCorp Website July 7, 2012We’ve seen almost nothing from the 2013 Robocop remake that stars Gary Oldman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Joel Kinnaman as the title character. Fortunately, MGM is changing that with a new viral website for OmniCorp, the company featured in the original series and now the reboot. Hit the jump for… Read More
Different Versions of “Super 8” TV Spot Reveal More Clues and Questions February 8, 2011March 11, 2011Today we found out that there in fact at least two (and possibly three) versions of the Super Bowl TV Spot for Super 8, between what aired and what’s online (available in HD from Apple).The much-talked-about images within the final shot of the lens are actually different in each version,… Read More
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