November 22, 2006
Tell us what you've done! The Campaign 4 Corporate Harm Reduction.
By
Katherine Dodds
We were overwhelmed by one question during the first year of The Corporation's launch: Everyone asked us : "What can I do?" Now we're right backatcha asking: What have you done? In order to develop the Campaign 4 Corporate Harm Reduction, we want to collect your stories about what the film inspired you to do, and what the result was. And if you've heard of things other people have done let us know too. Email us your stories at info@hellocoolworld.com.
Our mission is to bring films to audiences, audiences to action and action to outcome. We know that millions of people have seen and been moved by The Corporation. We’d like to build on this momentum and to do this we need your support. To this end we will be launching the revamped TheCorporation.com 2.0 site very soon.
Also, we know that half a million copies of the film have been downloaded off the torrent sites. If you are one of the 500,000 who already downloaded it for free please join our mail list [join us link] and give us feedback if the film inspired you to action. I also know Producer/co-director Mark would really appreciate a buck or two, as it took hundreds of people and eight years to make the film. It may have been a success but no one has actually gotten rich off it. Mark has almost been paid back, but up until now the film had not yet re-couped all its costs.There is a donation link here.
We are also seeking donations for the C4CHR. Stay tuned to find out how the campaign is shaping up!
Tag(s):
The Corporation,
Campaign 4 Corporate Harm Reduction
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Katherine Dodds AKA "Kat" is the founder of Good Company Communications and HelloCoolWorld.com. Trained in renegade advertising & branding through her work with Adbusters in the '90s, Kat's early induction into the possibilities of the web-world was inspired by the term hypertext, which she immediately found comforting. She is dedicated to cause-related communication and to the development and use of tools that promote democratic processes.
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