Will Harvey Levin's tabloid touch yield another web hit?
Over the weekend, I stumbled across what appears to be a stealth-marketing campaign for a new website, People's Court Raw. The YouTube-style site, which is registered to Warner Bros. Entertainment, allows users to post pairs of videos articulating both sides of an argument, and then invites others to vote on the verdict.
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4/30/08
8:33am
Colchester, VT
Who would submit arguments to the public?
American Idol is OK for the public to vote on, not legal issues.
Why don't Hollywood celebrities pool their money, start a celebrity blog ala TMZ where the targets of the paps and snarkarazzi are media stars like Harvey Levin. I'd like to see how Harvey would react to a year or so of round the clock Britney Spears treatment. THAT is how they should fight back...by paying photographers to follow Levin and his family around and post all the photos when Harvey eventually snaps and goes nuts in public. Love to see that.
What a shameless queen.
Yeah, Harvey, what this world needs are more binding decisions made by idle morons.
Harvey's new site will probably be a hit. There are enough people who have nothing better to do.
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