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Infinite Solutions vs Google TV

urbanjoe — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 08:25:47 +0000

Do we have another Lonely Girl 15 Story in the pipeline here? Towards the end of January, Mark Erickson, by his own accord IT Supervisor at Energy Compliance, Inc., posted several episodes of his IT tutorial series Infinite Solutions on YouTube.

Writes Broadbandjungle:

Towards the end of January, Mark Erickson, by his own accord IT Supervisor at Energy Compliance, Inc., posted several episodes of his IT tutorial series Infinite Solutions on YouTube.
Among several practical tips for the home office crowd, one segment stuck out and became a viral hit: ‘How to Sign Up for Google Beta’ walks viewers through several fairly complicated steps to logging onto a secret Google beta service called Google TV. Its purpose: To watch cable and network television live on the Internet.

Among several practical tips for the home office crowd, one segment stuck out and became a viral hit: ‘How to Sign Up for Google Beta.’

Final Mass Effect Viral Marketing Video

urbanjoe — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 08:23:56 +0000

The final Mass Effect Viral marketing video popped up on YouTube today. All three Emergency Transmission videos depict a chaotic battlefield with mortars and plasma beams blowing up everywhere. I’m sure there’s a deeper meaning; you can’t take viral marketing at face value. Dig deep and tell viralbytes what you think!

On using viral video for your independent film

urbanjoe — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 08:22:23 +0000

Should there be more viral videos from short and independent films? It seems the big movies are doing more and more viral video releases to generate interest, not that it is always needed. Why aren’t there more smaller pictures creating these popular videos? Especially when you consider that the average viral video can be produced rather quickly and inexpensively.

Now granted, on the average small feature or short film the producers don’t have the money or more importantly time to waste on extra videos, but at least putting more stuff like teaser trailers, short clips, etc. out to the masses. Maybe it is naive of me or maybe I am just too excited about the book next on my reading list, The Complete Independent Movie Marketing Handbook. Who knows? It is definitely something to think about in the future though