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Mobile Summer Movie Ads More Engaging Than Actual Films

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August 22nd 2011
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – I once considered myself a movie buff, but I’ll admit I haven’t been hitting the cinema much these days (especially as New York movie ticket prices tend to float around $15). And I haven’t certainly haven’t seen a single movie during this summer of comic book heroes (I’m on a [...] more...

Video Vertical Premieres in Metacafe Movies

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May 28th 2010
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – Those luscious lips, those brilliant cheekbones — yes, Scarlett Johansson (or Scarjo as the tabloids have dubbed her) is gorgeous, but like every starlet she gets an assist from her pals eyeliner, lipstick, foundation and more. So “rogue comedy reporter” Matt Zaller — who along with being the [...] more...

Unicast’s Movie Finder is a ‘New Moon’ for geotargeting

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November 23rd 2009
Author
Gavin Dunaway

ADOTAS – Maybe I’m a fogey, but the tortured relationship between Buffy and Angel will always be a more memorable forbidden-vampire-love story than this Bella-Edward “Twilight” saga hooey, but the fans can’t be wrong — garnering $140.7 million in domestic ticket sales over the weekend, “New Moon” boasted the third-biggest [...] more...

AOL Telling True Stories

Written on
December 11th 2006
Author
Sarah Novotny

Last week AOL launched its new documentary website True Stories, featuring critically acclaimed and independent documentary films, some before the theatrical release. Films are available as free streaming video, supported by advertising. Or as pay-to-own downloads. Every month the new site will feature two full-length documentaries. The AOL release of Danielson: [...] more...

Google, MarketCast Release Study Further Tying Filmgoers, Internet

Written on
September 21st 2006
Author
Sarah Novotny

According to a new study released by Google and movie industry researcher MarketCast, moviegoers usually hear about upcoming films through TV advertising, word-of-mouth, or trailers. And of the 49% who then do additional research on a film, 70% jump on the internet, usually to search engines like Google. That high [...] more...

Walmart Offends With DVD Recommendations

Written on
January 6th 2006
Author
Jaime Gottlieb

Just when you think it’s safe to shop online for your favorite DVD, something offensive happens. The Associated Press repoted on Friday that Walmart.com has shut down its system that provides movie recommendations for usersof its shopping Web site. This tool, which is meant to help consumers find similar films to [...] more...



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