If you thought "Voyeur Project" and this holiday season's “Make Your Own HBO" are cool, you might also like to go behind the scenes of this past year's "HBO: Imagine" - an ambitious sequel to "Voyeur" that features, among other things, a giant outdoor cube that displays scenes from a mini-drama shot from four different perspectives, so you have to view each side of the cube to get the big picture.

Factor in a content-rich microsite that enables users to navigate their way through the campaign's complex narrative, and so powerful was the experience, the initiative won a Gold Lion at the 2010 Cannes Lions Advertising Festival.

In this excerpt from an interview with Courteney Monroe, HBO's executive vice president of consumer marketing for the new book, THE ON-DEMAND BRAND, we go inside "HBO: Imagine" to find out why this campaign makes for such an exciting successor to "Voyeur." Along the way, she'll share her views on how this kind of initiative is so important for burnishing the HBO brand - which, by the way, has seen record subscriber growth, to 27 million - despite tough economic times. As you'll see, this effort might just help explain why.

COURTENEY MONROE, EVP, CONSUMER MARKETING: BRANDING HBO (PT. 2)

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