We’ve been doing well with Twitter and GetGlue… now we’re asking a bit more out of you all. But it’s easy, and many already do it. I’ve been a fairly active Facebook user for a while. It was my Fringe stomping ground long before Twitter. I have a Fringe page where I post information. Last week, I tried an experiment. Here’s the deal. There’s a simple way to help Fringe that some us have been doing individually for quite some time. You guys can help make an impact. Companies go through a lot of trouble trying to get people to … Continue reading →

It is pretty evident that the future of Fringe rests in the hands of Warner Brothers, the parent company that produces the show. As such, we at Fringenuity quickly assembled a collection of information about Fringe fans in social media, and examples of some of the fandom’s best art and projects. Chief among these are the “Where is Peter Bishop” video of fan photos compiled by ShirtlessFrank, The Blue Moon Awards Project, and data from the social media campaigns for #CrossTheLine and #EnemyOfMyEnemy. We have information that these campaigns have been noticed by the right people.  This collection was shipped … Continue reading →

Or: “Show WB the Money!”                                         Most of you have probably heard by now that negotiations are currently underway between Warner Brothers and Fox over Fringe’s future on the network. This is a critical time for the show, since Fringe’s fate will most likely hinge on whether or not the two companies can come to an agreement that’s economically feasible for both of them. While we know that both Fox and Warner Brothers love the show and want it to continue, both companies are in the business of making money, and it’s unreasonable … Continue reading →