latimes.com — "This is looked upon as viral marketing, but you have to look at it as an engrossing experience -- you have people getting very attached to the game," Waite said. "You're not a passive onlooker, you're taking an active role. And any time you take an active role, you're emotionally connecting. That's why people keep coming back."
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ncsuspoonMar 24, 2008
Wish I had gotten one of those Joker cakes.
admiraladamaMar 24, 2008
This Batman viral marketing s**t is da s**t! These guys are geniuses. GO HARVEY DENT! DENT-OBAMA 08!!!!!
boombyeMar 24, 2008
Most people still think ARGs were invented as viral marketing. unfiction.com
dokumentMar 24, 2008
arent you supposed to put the periods? otherwise you are saying you want to rip him? but hey, i could be wrong
aceakmMar 25, 2008
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aceakmMar 25, 2008
He never implied that the Joker said that, you f**king idiot.
zarvenshaMar 25, 2008
I grew up in the 80's when movies were REAL EVENTS. They had a cultural impact in ways that don't happen anymore. I saw Empire Strikes Back, Dune, Big Trouble In Little China, Terminator 2 in the Cinema. They had the thrill of cinema, the joy of popcorn films. I remember the last time I felt this, taking a mate to the Matrix and he didn't know how Trinity could possibly jump across the buildings and quickly asked me if it was cybernetics. I love this new way of bringing back the richness of popcorn cinema back into that all encompassing feeling, that sensation that this will be great, this will be one of those films you must see in the cinema. Anyway, back to the torrents for me.................