Is that the world ending behind you, or is that a crystal clear image on a television? LG's latest viral marketing campaign in Chile tries to suggest it's possible to mistake video of a massive ...

When it comes to selling TVs, LG isn’t above scaring the bejesus out of you. The electronics giant took to Chile recently to shoot a hidden-camera prank commercial, which can be seen above. In the ad, ...

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The LG crew created a fake office and meticulously installed an 82-inch ‘Ultra HD’ TV in place of an actual office window. They rigged the entire room with hidden cameras and played a video of the ...

Gone are the days when harmless fun meant a whoopee cushion. Job interviewees think they're witnessing the end of Earth in this online advertisement for LG Electronics' 84-inch Ultra HDTV. Sept. 6, ...

LG Electronics used a prank to make a commercial in Chile. The company made a fake office and used one its 82-inch Ultra HD TV as a window. LG then brought in four unsuspecting job applicants for ...

Prankvertising has become one of the new industry buzzwords of 2013. But with the ever-increasing number of brands using elaborate hidden camera stunts to capture the attention of the internet, ...

Video prank looks like the end of the world to job interviewees The prank makes the product both the hero and the villain Other marketers are expected to follow with prankvertisements It could be the ...

LG once again uses an elaborate prank to showcase the realistic picture on their displays, this time targeting a bunch of already nervous interviewees with a fake natural disaster.

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Job interviews can be nerve-racking affairs. But imagine one like this. You sit down opposite your interviewer, who has a large window behind him with a commanding view of the cityscape below. Halfway ...