Help Find Elizabeth Burke Through New “White Collar” Social Experience Caleb Hamilton, January 4, 2012January 4, 2012 At the end of the summer finale, the wife of FBI agent Peter Burke, Elizabeth Burke, was kidnapped by criminals searching for Neal Caffrey’s stolen Nazi treasure. USA Network is now giving fans the chance to help find Elizabeth via a new, immersive social experience, leading up to the mid-season premiere on January 17th. More after the break.Now until January 17th, fans can join the search and post where they think Mrs. Suit is being held at WhereIsElizabethBurke.com. Each day, a new clue will be posted, including exclusive video and audio, from the crime scene along with additional evidence. White Collar series creator and executive producer Jeff Eastin will provide feedback and hints during the mid-season premiere. Eastin will also choose a lucky fan to be featured on air.WhereIsElizabethBurke.com is connected to USA Networks’ popular Character Chatter platform which channels a real-time feed of the social buzz around series from all social streams including Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube.White Collar returns to USA, January 17th at 10 PM/9c! Social Networks Viral Marketing USA NetworkWhereIsElizabethBurke.comWhite Collar
Propaganda Posters & Prequel Comic For Guillermo Del Toro’s “Pacific Rim” October 12, 2012Viral activity is not limited to the web; it can go as far as physical face-to-face interactions. While there aren’t any particular viral campaigns for Pacific Rim that we know of, the poster for the New York Comic-Con could provide the inspiration needed to push one through. There will also… Read More
Viral Marketing “After Earth” Shows Us How Famous Landmarks Decay Over A Thousand Years May 5, 2013Have you ever wanted to know what would happen to the world’s most well-known landmarks if humans weren’t there to take care of them? Well, the upcoming film After Earth shows us the decaying result of our absence. See after the break what Mother Nature does to places like the… Read More
All Six Images Now Available On Project Prometheus April 16, 2012April 16, 2012A few weeks ago, the Project Prometheus website was updated to include space for six new images, three of which were displayed, as they had been discovered earlier. This past week the last three images were revealed, including one we showed you on Friday. See the rest after the break. Read More