Orange fills 90m-long wall with image push

<p>HONG KONG: Hutchison's mobile telecoms operator, Orange, has </p><p>launched its "Be open minded" campaign across Hong Kong's MTR stations, </p><p>with one display spanning a 90-metre-long wall. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The Ogilvy & Mather-created campaign features a series of 14 consecutive </p><p>posters on each of the two walls stretching 90 metres long and more than </p><p>20 metres high at the Central and Hong Kong stations in the MTR. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Each poster is depicted as a window into the world of business and </p><p>leisure, connected through Orange, said O&M managing director, Mike </p><p>Wong. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign also includes floor to ceiling posters on a number of </p><p>pillars at the two stations. Wong said the campaign targets a new </p><p>generation of business executives. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>"The TVC follows what is already happening in the business world. We've </p><p>seen changes over the last two years with a much younger mindset taking </p><p>over. In the campaign we're attracting these people, who take a new </p><p>approach to their business life," Wong added. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>Orange senior manager-marketing communications and branding, Louis Lau, </p><p>noted: "It is the right location as the subway provides a huge open </p><p>space which enables a creative design like the one chosen to make an </p><p>impact thus reinforcing our image." </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

HONG KONG: Hutchison's mobile telecoms operator, Orange, has

launched its "Be open minded" campaign across Hong Kong's MTR stations,

with one display spanning a 90-metre-long wall.



The Ogilvy & Mather-created campaign features a series of 14 consecutive

posters on each of the two walls stretching 90 metres long and more than

20 metres high at the Central and Hong Kong stations in the MTR.



Each poster is depicted as a window into the world of business and

leisure, connected through Orange, said O&M managing director, Mike

Wong.



The campaign also includes floor to ceiling posters on a number of

pillars at the two stations. Wong said the campaign targets a new

generation of business executives.



"The TVC follows what is already happening in the business world. We've

seen changes over the last two years with a much younger mindset taking

over. In the campaign we're attracting these people, who take a new

approach to their business life," Wong added.



Orange senior manager-marketing communications and branding, Louis Lau,

noted: "It is the right location as the subway provides a huge open

space which enables a creative design like the one chosen to make an

impact thus reinforcing our image."