Friday Odds and Ends

By Kiran Aditham 

-Though it’s guilty for spawning a subculture that makes the cast of C.H.U.D. look urbane, Insane Clown Posse somehow continues to thrive as proven in the 14-minute infomercial above for its 10th annual “Gathering of the Juggalos”. Outdoor fests don’t get any better than when they include truckloads of Faygo, kids with smeared clown makeup and the Illinois backwoods. link

-With Daft Punk already laying down the score, Tron Legacy gets even more awesome-sounding with a viral effort unleashed at Comic-Con. link

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-LeBron-gate might finally come to an end. link

-AOL CEO Tim Armstrong continues to believe his company can succeed in a new sales pitch. link

-Hard partyin’, rockin’ fan of white Andrew WK has found a new career. link

-Google’s developing ringback advertising for Google Voice. That won’t make it any less annoying. link

-More shocking news from Harris Interactive that the majority of US consumers can’t stand banners, mouseover and music ads and of course, pop-ups. link

-Disney will tinker with an online paid-subscription model which could include Hulu in the mix. It was fun while it lasted. link

-Toyota’s launching a web and TV-based “cash for clunkers” campaign that runs through November 1st. What, no “Saved By Zero” comeback?

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