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Wired covers the history of Nine Inch Nails' alternate reality game (ARG), Year Zero, which launched early in 2007. It's a useful case study, starting from intentions and brainstorming through the course of the game.
And there are a couple of nice little puzzles in the text, which, appropriately, lead to more content.
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