• by Staff Writers , September 6, 2012

 

Bpg used a pan-media viral marketing tactic for MIB3, creating a world where the men in black are, in fact, real, and are being covered up by the government. Our hero is a 14-year-old, “BugEyes,” who has uncovered the evidence and is sharing it via a blog, videos and Twitter. He utilizes his fanbase to search YouTube to find suspected aliens, and when a Chinese restaurant is found to be a cover operation, the plot thickens. Clues and accusations start to pile up on all media channels. Arianna Huffington issues a video statement that she is not, as accused, an alien … or is she? The breadth of this campaign is staggering, the story is immersive, and altogether, it’s a lot of fun.

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