Symantec redefines viral marketing with costumed Norton Fighter

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Khalid Hussain @ Oct 4th 2007 9:59AM

Thats the masked rider and not a power ranger if i'm not mistaken :P

Looks like norton is loosing it.

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Adoniteking @ Oct 4th 2007 11:29AM

This is just plain marketing and not norton loosing it...companies have to take account of the difference in culture between the western and eastern world..you cant adopt advertising and marketing techniques used in the western world in countries like japan..its basically a doomsday scenario..In japan, they love their anime bright colorful writings and any robotic/futuristic qualities made to anything. Its a very exciting culture and atmosphere so dont blame norton for bring out their 93 yellow power ranger Halloween costume and tweaking it....NORTON PUNCH!! XD

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Alex @ Oct 5th 2007 12:59AM

Kamen Rider...but yeah, it's more Kamen Rider than Sentai. If it were sentai, there would be 5 or 6 of them.

I think it's amusing. Not going to cause me to go back to norton though. Norton has become more of an annoyance than a help. Yeah, it can help with viruses and such, but was bloated and always held my internet connection hostage when it would first start up. Whenever I can get the same amount of protection in a small package for free why on earth would I go back?

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