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Last night, I went to this famous Batman The Dark Knight movie (9.4/10 on IMDB). Although it was not exactly my taste of a piece, I can say that it was successful for a comic book conversion. The interesting point about this movie was an in-movie advertisement Nokia had for the Nokia’s speculated(?) touch screen device Nokia Tube / iPerformer / 5800 (or whatever you heard of). Morgan Freeman clearly used the device to hack into a building in Hong Kong and helped Batman to beat the poor(!) accountant. I paid special attention to these scenes (naturally), and was surprised (I usually am not fond of Nokia’s advertising strategies) how Nokia could shoot a nice spot for such an advertising.

Now that you have another good reason to watch this movie. Just pay attention to the scenes with Morgan Freeman in Hong Kong, you will see what I mean. But just to put your feet on ground; this device will neither be that fast as it’s shown, nor can be used to hack a building :)

PS: I see, I am not alone to notice this detail ;)

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Here is our first KuneriLite advert. Hand drawn N95 8GB using Microsoft Paint and a mouse. I believe video is quite self explanatory. Enjoy ;)

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Nokia Press release: Starcut’s video streaming service available for Nokia devices on www.nokia.mobi

Medeo - video streaming service sponsored by ads, can accessed via www.nokia.mobi.

The content available on Medeo will focus on popular entertainment centers like Hollywood, with additional content from hot red carpet events like the Berlin and Cannes Film Festivals. The service is expected to gain an even wider global audience with eventual outreach into other significant entertainment locations.

Paul has a very interesting post about their new project; Augmented Reality 3D Interactive Advertisement on Smartphones. Project is based on viewing complex and highly interactive 3D advertising with mobile phone’s camera using visual marker. Check the rest of the post out, it’s really interesting and there are many pictures available.

Nokia today announced their new mobile advertising services with a press release. More information is available from the adservice web site.

Nokia today announced two mobile advertising services. Nokia Ad Service is a fully managed service for advertisers to conduct targeted advertising on mobile services and applications. Nokia Ad Service consists of a group of mobile publishers forming a mobile ad network and a platform to deploy, manage and optimize mobile advertising campaigns. Nokia also introduced Nokia Advertising Connector, a private label service for third party Publishers and Advertising Aggregators that want to extend to relevant mobile advertising. Nokia Advertising Connector operates as an intelligent switch, selecting between text, visual, audio and video ads - depending on the user’s context - and feeding the ad to the device.

via Aniway

MochiMedia, makers of a popular Flash stats tracking service called MochiBot, are now working on an ad network for Flash games. The ad network, called MochiAds, is currently in private Beta but you can go to the demo page to see how the ads work. MochiAds are both preroll and mid-game visual ads.

via Techcrunch

Greystripe, founder of first in game advertising network GameJump, recieves $1.2 million funding for the first round from Incubic Venture fund.

via MocoNews

An interesting subject I came across at Paul’s Nokia Forum blog. Many interesing ideas like RoofShout. Check it out here.