MNU Really Wants You To Stay Away From Aliens Dan Koelsch, May 31, 2009May 1, 2010 Both on our sister site District9news and our own forum, we mentioned over a week ago the billboard that showed up with the phone number to call if you see an aliens. When you call the number, it’s just an automated message where you can say whatever you want. The theory is that if you leave a message, they may use it in a future ad or something. If that’s true, it’s a good idea. Recently, thanks to the reporting of Cominsoon.net, we know more of the same type of advertising has popped up. While each is tailored to the surface and location it’s posted on, they all demand you report non-humans, and the number to report them is the same. Here are a couple of the photos, but check out our forum to see them all and talk about it. To my understanding, these are all in the Los Angeles area, so if you see any outside of SoCal, let us know. And take photos! Viral Marketing District 9MNUMulti-National United
New Study: Film Marketing and the ‘Net October 1, 2009Some interesting research has been released that speaks to the budding importance of viral marketing. According to Variety’s Marc Graser, film marketers are increasingly looking to the internet to promote upcoming movies. He cites a study by Stradella Road, which surveyed 1,547 moviegoers regarding their film consumption habits and where they… Read More
“21 Jump Street” Interactive Trailer is Just Too Funny March 12, 2012March 12, 2012Honestly I never suspected that 21 Jump Street would be hammering at my funny bone. Obviously Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs‘s Philip Lord and Chris Miller didn’t get the memo that adaptations based on 80s TV series were suppose to be bad. But with such a powerful tracking rate,… Read More
Tron Tuesday: Daft Punk’s “Derezzed” Music Video October 26, 2010It’s Tuesday, which means that Disney has released yet another Tron: Legacy promotion. This week we have the music video from Daft Punk for the song “Derezzed”. The video includes clips from the film and an intro by Michael Sheen asking Daft Punk to electrify the audience. Click the jump… Read More