http://www.marcomblog.com/2005/01/31/epic-part-ii/ Marcom - Marketing Communications :: PR/Marcom Pros Mentoring Students Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:02:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://www.marcomblog.com/2005/01/31/epic-part-ii/#comment-180 Sara M Tue, 01 Feb 2005 16:39:38 +0000 http://www.marcomblog.com/2005/01/31/epic-part-ii/#comment-180 After reading this "big news," I find myself excited about the updated video for 2015. I actually can't wait to watch it. I am curious about what the next step will be. I was unprepared for what was in the 2014 film, so I'm not sure I can fathom what will be in the updated version. I guess I just can't imagine how much more technologically advanced it can get. I am anticipating the release of the 2015 film, though. Can't wait! After reading this “big news,” I find myself excited about the updated video for 2015. I
actually can’t wait to watch it. I am curious about what the next step will be. I was
unprepared for what was in the 2014 film, so I’m not sure I can fathom what will be in the
updated version. I guess I just can’t imagine how much more technologically advanced it can
get. I am anticipating the release of the 2015 film, though. Can’t wait!

]]> http://www.marcomblog.com/2005/01/31/epic-part-ii/#comment-179 Allison_p_c Tue, 01 Feb 2005 14:25:04 +0000 http://www.marcomblog.com/2005/01/31/epic-part-ii/#comment-179 I found this yesterday too as I was checking out all the links that we had put on our blogs. I posted yesterday about it, and as I thought about the interview with Robin, I began to realize that it doesn't take tons of money to make an extraordinary impact. Robin explains that the only cost spent on the production was time. In my post I also linked to an article that had been written on the impact of EPIC. You can view it also if you go to the Poynter Institute web site and search for EPIC. I believe the title was "Tracking the EPIC epidemic." I found this yesterday too as I was checking out all the links that we had put on our blogs. I posted yesterday about it, and as I thought about the interview with Robin, I began to realize that it doesn’t take tons of money to make an extraordinary impact. Robin explains that the only cost spent on the production was time.
In my post I also linked to an article that had been written on the impact of EPIC. You can view it also if you go to the Poynter Institute web site and search for EPIC. I believe the title was “Tracking the EPIC epidemic.”

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