PETA’s current spot, which depicts ladies in lingerie licking and fondling vegetables, has recently been banned from appearing on this Sunday’s Super-Bowl. But that hasn’t stopped PETA from releasing it online!
Think of South Park crossed with Powerpuff Girls and you’ve got the Blah Girls. Britney, Krystle and Tiffany are animated teenage girls who provide a unique take on the world of celebrities and entertainment in a new gossip website, co-founded by Ashton Kutcher. The site, which contains videos and blogs, has the potential to be a hit with kids and adults.
There’s a new production company in town, kids. Attention Span Media (ha!) has just launched as a full-service shop to create original content for mobile and online outlets. The first project out of the gate is a comedic web series called “Dorm Life.”
Could be fun…
“815 Search Abandoned”, Says Fictional News Women.
January 4th, 2008 | Posted by in News - (0 Comments)
Viral marketing is so hot right now. Gearing up for the new season of “LOST”, ABC and Yahoo7 have supported the trend by launching two new sites: Find815 and Fly Oceanic Air (which apparently has been hacked by Find815.com).
Find815.com follows the story of Sam Thomas who refuses to give up his search for his girlfriend Sonja, a flight attendant on flight 815. Rather than producing more believable first person diaries, melodramatic 2 minute shorts are shown followed by a series of online clue games which I’m sure are only rewarded by an “exclusive” sneek peek.
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