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"A woman outruns some bad guys across various digital media in a new ad from Intel that, like the recent hit viral The Digital Story of Nativity, exploits the ability to tell stories over various, increasingly familiar formats.\nIn this case, an Alias-style chase scene starts out as video, then takes a detour through a Facebook page (where the woman changes her costume) then continues through iTunes, Gmail chat, a videogame, Flickr, YouTube and Google Maps, among other formats, finally winding up on a desktop where the woman is able to put the villains in the trash.\nThe 2-minute video, designed to hype the second-generation Intel Core i5 processor at CES, appears to be based on a similar (though undoubtedly independently conceived) idea as Nativity, which racked up 4.6 million views since its December 13 release. While Intel's The Chase tells the story of, well, a chase, though Digital Nativity is the story of the birth of Jesus as it would be told in the current day \u2014 via YouTube, Foursquare, Twitter and other social media outlets."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://mashable.com/2011/01/06/intel-video-features-chase-across-flickr-itunes/>