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VCCP and Havas help Briton’s get the best service, experience and interaction from O2’s network
O2 today launches its latest integrated campaign designed to show the nation how it can get the latest tech at great prices.
Based on the insight that we’re all struggling to get on with our lives at present, with inertia and a feeling of ground-hog day, O2 is offering low prices on the latest tech to help people get the best from life as the nation begins to think about lockdown lifting.
To bring these new offerings to life, the TV advert shines a light on how O2 can help every one of us. We see an average man on an average street, looking out his window and seeing the only thing that’s really going on right now: deliveries. But with each delivery comes a little blue robot, eager to move in with the lucky new owner.
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Piranha Bar’s latest collaboration with agency Publicis Dublin sees golden-feathered, gravel-voiced canary Tommy joined by a special guest
Having first found fame in 2014, Tommy McAnairey is back, this time trading the fireside warmth of the local pub for the cosy surroundings of the McAnairey family kitchen as he tackles a list of Poxy Chores. His beloved banjo replaced by a less musical mop, we now find Tommy sharing the limelight with his daughter Drimnagh - all emo feather-bangs and attitude to match. Conceptually, the father-daughter duo were created as a tongue-in-cheek nod to the historic use of canaries in mines to detect lethal levels of carbon monoxide. Trading a cage for a song, Tommy McAnairey is fulfilling his raison d’etre musically.