“Apollo 18” T-Minus Checklist Revealed Dan Koelsch, January 28, 2011 On the 25th anniversary of the Challenger accident, we get the latest document image from the Apollo 18 viral campaign. the file is called “sa514”, and it is a T-Minus Checklist for a launch involving the Saturn V rocket SA-514, which according to real history, was the first of two unused Saturn V rockets from the cancelled Apollo missions. Take a look at the Top Secret document after the break. I don’t see anything special with the document, though a midnight launch time seems a bit unusual. This could be done for secrecy, though I think a lot of people would still see a rocket being launched at night from Santa Barbara.Let us know in the comments below if you catch anything of interest in the document. For more information on the campaign, check out our Apollo 18 Viral Page. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Apollo 18
The Next “Battle: Los Angeles” Viral Stage? December 7, 2010January 19, 2011While it was just the other day, we wrote about the hidden sounds on the new interactive website for Battle: Los Angeles, we now have what could be more of an unannounced placeholder for a future viral campaign. While the site does nothing, and yet again has Sony’s name all… Read More
Canadian Time Travel Television Show “Continuum” Has In-Depth ARG May 30, 2012May 29, 2012Briefly: I’m sure much of our regular readers in the US aren’t familiar with Canadian television, but a new series debuted this past Sunday (very successfully) on the Showcase channel called Continuum. The show is about a detective from 2077 who travels back to 2012 to stop terrorists. To promote… Read More
“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1” Viral Video: Watch Presdient Snow Give Panem An Important Message June 25, 2014June 25, 2014The marketing for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 is starting to ramp up, which means that a trailer is not too far behind. Following last week’s release of the heroes of the Capitol posters, which depicted ordinary citizens doing extraordinary things. Of course there was a subtle message when… Read More