The latest web series for NBC’s The Office is now live on NBC.com. We showed you the teaser for “The Mentor” last week, and now you can watch all four webisodes, as well as play games, download screensavers, and more. Watch the videos after the jump.
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Last night, Jennifer Lopez hosted and performed on Saturday Night Live, and she did a pretty good job in my opinion (at least as host). The show parodied the new “We Are the World” song by bringing awareness to how bad the song is. We also got a couple hilarious skits on the Olympics, as well as “Undercover Celebrity Boss”. Check out these videos after the jump.
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NBC’s The Office has some of the best web content in the industry, and now the show is gearing up to have a new series of webisodes. In the last series, Kelly and Erin formed a girl music group. This time, Erin wants to try working in Accounting, and Angela offers to be her mentor. Check out a sneak peek of the web series, appropriately titled “The Mentor”, after the jump.
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NBC may be getting a lot of flack lately for (amongst other things) their tape delayed coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics, but they are definitely promoting the heck out of it. Check out their latest cross promotion involving a little paper company after the jump.
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Following last week’s release of the Sabre Corp. website, NBC has gone live with another viral blog for The Office. This time it’s the “Halpert Baby Blog.” Maintained by Pam Halpert herself, the page offers some intriguing facts about the impending addition to Halpert family. So far, there’s an entry with her ultrasound and a post asking for ideas of names. Fittingly, her cohorts at Dunder Mifflin offered their suggestions, and they’re certainly worth your time to check it out and add a comment.
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Check out the trailer below, notice anyone familiar?
Pretty cool, huh? This viral campaign was created by the Swedish broadcasting company Radiotjanst to bring peoples attention to broadcast fees and thank them for paying it.
It’s a nice touch and one of the most professional viral video’s I have ever seen. It’s this attention to detail that made this campaign one of the most successful viral advertising campaigns ever. Achieving 14 million unique hits within 8 weeks is nothing short of amazing, so how did they do it?
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A new era on The Office began last night. The Scranton, PA crew got their first dose of their new bosses, printer company Sabre Corp. Just as Michael Scott and the rest of the office seem to be adjusting to their new surroundings, fans of the show can also evaluate new management. That’s because the Sabre Corp website, which went live last week, has been updated with additional information.
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NBC’s The Office is probably one of the funniest shows on TV right now, which is sadly one of the last great things NBC has going for it. The Office is about a camera crew following and documenting the events that happen at the paper supply company Dunder Mifflin. Dunder Mifflin has many branches throughout the American Northeast with a branch in Scranton, Pennsylvania, the branch the show focuses on. This branch is run by Michael Scott who is played by Steve Carrell who can be funny, annoying and, serious all within the same scene. The Office is in the midst of it 6th season and for those who are unfamiliar with the show, Dunder Mifflin was just bought out, but by whom?
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Say what you will about NBC’s recent late night disaster, but the network has been at the forefront of incorporating viral media into their programs – particularly with their Thursday night shows. Well, the tradition continues with their rookie comedy, Community.
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