Sex and the City: movie trailer
January 25, 2008 by Anya
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I too, find it interesting how many things in society are going cross-media. For example the series 24, and how they had “mobisodes” that were for viewing on mobile phones. These lasted about 1 min each, and involved some of the same characters as in the tv series. 24 is also in production I believe for a film version, much like Sex and the City.
I’m definately looking forward to both films!
The Net has really taken on a life of its own, and is in some ways very similar to television of the 1940s and 1950s (other ways very different). So it would make sense that you would see a more diverse media effort to engage a consumer market, especially since computers make it so easy to do marketing research.