District 9 Online Marketing Campaign
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This document discusses the viral marketing campaign for the 2009 film District 9. It promoted the film through various real-world advertisements and social media accounts that helped build an immersive fictional world. This included banners, posters, and phone numbers directing to websites run by the fictional organizations MNU and MNU Lies in the film's universe. Social media accounts for these groups engaged with followers and spread information about the film's fictional world.
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