ViralCast #28: Exclusive Chat With Repo Men Runners and Mike Selinker Nick Butler, March 7, 2010October 18, 2011 In this very special edition of ViralCast, Scott, Iain and I chat with Mike Selinker, President of Lone Shark Games. We also had the very rare oppurtunity to chat with two of the runners, Ciji and Alex, from the Repo Men hunt. In addition, I talked to RepoChip and Lrkr who are hunting the runners about what we found during the ViralCast and where to go from there. Check out this amazing edition of ViralCast after the jump. The ViralCast with Ciji, Alex, and Mike Selinker-Direct Link: Here or https://movieviral.com/music/podcast/ViralCast28.mp3The main thing gained from the podcast is that beginning March 15th, the locations of the runners will be released a few times per day unless they go to a specific location and have the problem fixed. Also, Ciji enjoys arcades.Important Links: http://www.wiredinsider.com/repomen/ http://www.wiredinsider.com/argus/ http://twitter.com/#search?q=repomenThe afterthoughts with RepoChip and Lrkr-Direct Link: https://movieviral.com/music/podcast/ViralCast28-2.mp3 Podcasts Viral Marketing Repo men
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Cracked’s List Shows How A Viral Can Backfire June 18, 2010When it comes to alternate reality games, the more believable and interactive, the better. It’s wonderful experience we love, except for when it backfires.I’m not talking about when its structured sloppy, I mean when it is far too real for its own good. Cracked made a list that covers such… Read More
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