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Virgin Media 'our house' by DDB UK
Campaign Work, Monday, 07 February 2011 11:14AM
DDB has launched its first brand-focused work for Virgin Media since it won the £71 million account in May.
Virgin Media 'our house' by DDB UK
The ad features lyrics from the Madness anthem ‘Our House’. The ads are part of a multi-million pound media campaign, including outdoor, social media and online, print and radio.
Virgin Media also took over Facebook’s homepage on the luanch day and is creating a dedicated online destination at www.virginmedia.com, enabling visitors to explore a range of interactive videos and helping to bring Virgin Media’s next generation digital services to life.
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