Links of the Week
- Pop Candy points us to a list of the eight viral sites that have been created (so far) to promote The Dark Knight, the upcoming Batman flick. Is this genius or overkill?
- Cali Lewis of GeekBrief tells why she isn’t blown away by her HD-DVD player.
- Check out Church Marketing Sucks’ Lessons In Not Sucking Wrap-Up.
- During the ongoing Writers’ Guild of America strike, the hilarious Conan O’Brien is taking care of his staffers.
- The Washington Post calls Bono “the one man who can unite us.” Interesting (via Looking Closer Journal).
- Jake Ludington exposes Kindle’s secret podcasting features.
- Presidential candidate + Saddleback + AIDS + video = you get linked on the COLLIDE blog (via the Religion News Service blog).
- Wow, the major record labels just don’t get it. Universal just decreed no more full-length Universal tunes will appear on MySpace.
- Fox just acquired Beliefnet, the popular religion news and conversation portal.
- Film Chat mentions the religion-meets-science aspect of I Am Legend.
- Montclair State is requiring undergrads to carry GPS-enabled cell phones for safety/security purposes. I’m sure the youth ministers out there see some applications for this …
- Here are five quick tips for video editing (via Social Media).
- Cinemagogue treats us to a review of Beowulf.
- NBC News’ Tom Brokaw recently did a short video piece on young Evangelicals, the Emerging Church, and politics (via ThinkChristian).
- The Grammy nominees have been announced.