MEDIA-I: SIA takes off with AOL Time Warner media divisions

<p>Singapore Airlines' (SIA) integrated marketing campaign to promote </p><p>its Chicago services attracted more than 350,000 entries for an online </p><p>competition. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign, run on AOL Time Warner's online, print and broadcast units </p><p>included an SIA micro site, which featured the online contest, two </p><p>advertorial inserts dubbed "Chicago City Guides" in the print titles, </p><p>and an SIA TVC running on CNN International. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The micro site also features an online version of the Chicago City </p><p>guide. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>In addition, it offers links to travel information and a Chicago PDA </p><p>Download, which allow visitors to download a guide and map to </p><p>Chicago. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The company also used audio and video features to build on the blues </p><p>appeal of Chicago to promote its service to the US city. SIA also bought </p><p>banner ads on time.com and cnn.com. The campaign was driven by Time, </p><p>Fortune, Asiaweek and CNN International through media planning agency </p><p>CIA. It ran online until last month, and won the best integrated </p><p>campaign at the Revolution Awards. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

Singapore Airlines' (SIA) integrated marketing campaign to promote

its Chicago services attracted more than 350,000 entries for an online

competition.



The campaign, run on AOL Time Warner's online, print and broadcast units

included an SIA micro site, which featured the online contest, two

advertorial inserts dubbed "Chicago City Guides" in the print titles,

and an SIA TVC running on CNN International.



The micro site also features an online version of the Chicago City

guide.



In addition, it offers links to travel information and a Chicago PDA

Download, which allow visitors to download a guide and map to

Chicago.



The company also used audio and video features to build on the blues

appeal of Chicago to promote its service to the US city. SIA also bought

banner ads on time.com and cnn.com. The campaign was driven by Time,

Fortune, Asiaweek and CNN International through media planning agency

CIA. It ran online until last month, and won the best integrated

campaign at the Revolution Awards.