LeVar Burton Gets Control of @ReadingRainbow In Record Time Dan Koelsch, February 1, 2012February 1, 2012 For those too young to remember it in its heyday, Reading Rainbow was a PBS television show hosted by LeVar Burton. The show used kids from the target demographic to encourage reading among children and has become a nostalgic classic among us Eighties babies. The Twitter handle @ReadingRainbow had been taken by someone not using it, but no one stops Geordi La Forge from getting what he wants. Just yesterday morning, Burton tweeted to the account in hopes of grabbing the handle to promote a new Reading Rainbow App he is developing. He made a call to arms tweet just after 7 PM PST, and less than 2 hours later had the account in his hands. Talk about impressive. If you want to keep up to date on the Reading Rainbow app, I suggest you follow the Twitter account. Apps Social Networks Viral News LeVar BurtonReading RainbowTwitter
Is Dimension Using Facebook to Start A Viral Campaign For ‘Scream 4’? March 15, 2011March 15, 2011It may not turn into a full campaign, but Dimension Films is definitely going viral with their marketing for Scream 4. The Sidney Prescott public figure page on Facebook has some interesting photos that are in-world. Check them out after the break. Read More
Fan Tumblr Pages: “Fake Criterions” and “Memos From Fury” July 29, 2012Every once in a while we come across some funny or interesting Tumblr pages that are worth mentioning. This week we found two. Fake Criterions posts images of fake Criterion Collection DVD covers for modern movies, while Memos From Fury has some hilarious letters from the director of Marvel’s S.H.I.E.L.D…. Read More
Finally There’s A Website Dedicated to “Supercut” Viral Videos January 14, 2012The website Supercut.org defines the term “supercut” as “A fast-paced montage of short video clips that obsessively isolates a single element from its source, usually a word, phrase, or cliche from film and TV.” You’ve seen a few of these kinds of videos on our website (we usually call them… Read More