Watch a Live Webcast for “The Social Network” On MySpace Dan Koelsch, September 25, 2010September 26, 2010 Talk about a perfect idea. Columbia Pictures is having a live webcast on Sunday, September 26th (tomorrow!) for The Social Network, and it will be on the film’s MySpace page. This is quite the jab at Facebook, as the film is a dramatization of the sordid rise of the 2nd biggest website in the world, and it usurped MySpace as the go-to place for social networking. Get more details after the break. The webcast starts at 5:30pm Eastern (2:30pm Pacific), and will have stars Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Armie Hammer, and Justin Timberlake along with screenwriter Aaron Sorkin. They’ll be doing a Q&A hosted by Olivia Munn, so it should be worth checking out. Until then, watch one of the recent TV spots below. Side note: MySpace is currently the 34th top site in the world. Social Networks Viral Marketing FacebookMySpaceThe Social NetworkWebcast
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That is absolutely hilarious that the movie The Social Network would have a MySpace page. Especially since it retells the story of the creators of Facebook and their rise to wealth from their Harvard dorm room. http://www.primerealadstate.com/