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Posts Tagged ‘ viral ’

The Dark Knight Rises: Fandom and the Folk Hero

May 9, 2012

By Will Brooker

Batman cannot survive as a single, fixed figure. Batman is a virus, a folk hero, an icon, an infection. He belongs to the people. He belongs to us.
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Tags: ARG, Batman, fandom, The Dark Knight, The Dark Knight Rises, viral
Posted in Perspectives | 1 Comment »

What Are You Missing? Aug 29-Sep 11

September 12, 2010

By Christine Becker

Ten (or more) media industry stories you might have missed recently.
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Tags: apps, Blockbuster, Digg, DVD, Facebook, Google, Hollywood, hyperlinks, independent film, internet, iTunes, magazines, music, Netflix, news media, Ping, print media, Redbox, Reddit, social media, streaming, Summer Media, television, Twitter, video games, viral, VOD, YouTube
Posted in Columns, What Are You Missing? | 3 Comments »