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Sony Pictures

Sony promotes food bloggers on J&J site

August 2, 2009 by diannejacob

imagesTalk about great publicity. Sony Pictures is promoting food bloggers with links to a whole bunch of them  on its official movie website homepage for Julie & Julia.

The navigation isn’t obvious, so let me tell you how it works. Click on the white egg in the right-hand corner, and a long list of food bloggers will go by to the left. Just click on the blog name you’d like to see.

Pretty impressive, except I’m wondering why they threw in a link to Epicurious’s Epi-Log. The earliest post on that blog was a breathy report of the New York premiere focusing on name dropping and what people ate. The Sony site also provides a link to Great Grub, “a forum where you can connect with people who share your passion for food.” If that’s what Sony wanted, why not steer people to with Chow.com or Serious Eats?

Thanks to Sarah at Lettuce Eat Kale for sending the link.

Filed Under: Food Blogging Tagged With: Amy Adams, Chow.com, Epicurious, Food blogging, Great Grub, Julie & Julia, Merryl Streep, Nora Ephron, Serious Eats, Sony Pictures

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