We reported earlier about the Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull widget that Paramount was working on. The widget, embeddable on websites, blogs, and social sites (MySpace, Facebok), will be the delivery point for the next trailer for the movie and clips from the upcoming Indiana Jones adventure. Paramount is even using the widget to hold a contest to see who can have the widget from their page spread across the Internet the most, with the winners getting a trip to the movie’s premiere as red-carpet correspondents for footage for the widget.
Well, the widget has now gone live. Take a look at what Paramount has provided, complete with a countdown to the movie’s premiere date and spread the widgety goodness across the Internet:
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We reported earlier about the Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull widget that Paramount was working on. The widget, embeddable on websites, blogs, and social sites (MySpace, Facebok), will be the delivery point for the next trailer for the movie and clips from the upcoming Indiana Jones adventure. Paramount is even using the widget to hold a contest to see who can have the widget from their page spread across the Internet the most, with the winners getting a trip to the movie’s premiere as red-carpet correspondents for footage for the widget.
