Posts with tag promos
Posted Aug 31st 2007 10:02AM by Adam Finley
Filed under: TV on DVD, TV on the Bigscreen, The Simpsons
The always-informative Simpsons Channel has news from the always-informative TVShowsOnDVD.com about the upcoming DVD release of the Simpsons Movie. The information was relayed to TVShowsOnDVD through some folks in the industry, so everything I mention here is subject to change. Still, I couldn't resist this opportunity to whet fans' appetites.
The DVD will be out on December 18, and it will be circular. Also, the film will be available in both full screen and widescreen formats. I don't know why you'd want to buy full screen, unless you want to sit and pretend you're watching an extra-long episode of the TV series.
Continue reading The Simpsons Movie on DVD December 18
Posted Feb 18th 2007 8:10PM by Julia Ward
Filed under: TV Royalty, OpEd, Daytime, Syndicated, Celebrities, Talk Show

Yeah, sure, I was snookered. Oprah dipped into the Viral Marketing 101 handbook when she ran promos asking, "What is the secret?" It wasn't enough to get me to watch
Oprah, but I did investigate
online to find out what "secret" was being kept from me by the good people at Harpo Productions.
What "secret" could Oprah possibly have left to share? Over the years, she's told me to embrace my spirit, cut out the "white" stuff, wear cotton underwear and drive a Pontiac. Apparently, Oprah's "secret" is
The Secret by Rhonda Byrne - another in a long line of vaguely spiritual Four Agreements/Celestine Prophecy/Miracle Matrix self-help tomes.
Continue reading What do you think of Oprah's secret?
Posted Jun 28th 2006 8:10AM by Keith McDuffee
Filed under: NBC, Industry, Video, Web

NBC has been
fighting with YouTube ever since fans of
Saturday Night Live started publishing clips from the show, starting with the well-known
'Lazy Sunday' digital short a while back. It seems NBC may have finally realized what a hit YouTube made of the digital shorts from
SNL and
will start placing promos for upcoming shows on the site, including some
Tonight Show clips.
What I wonder now is, will NBC still cry foul when
SNL digital shorts appear on the site, or will they simply start showing them themselves?
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