In a continued effort to be more like Twitter, Facebook is offering incentives to a bunch of random kind-of-celebs to participate in a “WatchWith” party during the Super Bowl. Basically, besides seeing all your friends’ annoying updates, you’ll also get to learn what, say, random actor Josh Duhamel, or a bunch of athletes (what are they?) think of the game. According to a letter obtained by Re/code, Facebook is asking the chosen celebs to post five to ten fun pieces of Super Bowl commentary in exchange for lots of juicy publicity. Some specific posting suggestions include “Pre-game photo of your viewing party,” “Commentary on performance by National Anthem singer and/or Bruno Mars at Halftime” and “Commentary on funny SB commercials.” We hope they don’t ask Mr. Duhamel to rank Bruno Mars’s performance against the Black Eyed Peas’.
Facebook Is Promising Publicity to Celebs Who Post About the Super Bowl
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