O2 "quacky races" by Agency Republic
16 Mar 2009 | by Kate Nettleton
O2 is racing rubber ducks to support the 02 Top-up Surprises campaign created by VCCP.
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O2's new TV ad by VCCP accuses rivals of offering a poor service and making misleading claims....The ad shows a series of odd looking animated characters to illustrate problems with broadband companies. O2 aims to persuade the public that consumers who sign up to its service will avoid the problems ... to demonstrate to those watching online TV that O2 Broadband can offer more than their current supplier. ...
O2 is racing rubber ducks to support the 02 Top-up Surprises campaign created by VCCP.
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