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October 13, 2005

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Phil P

I read somewhere recently that O2 are pumping the most amount of cash into this campaign since they rebranded from BT Cellnet and that the nation will be bombarded with i-mode ads. Apparently the intention is not so much to make it a desirable must-have, but to make it accessible and friendly for the everyman.

Tom Hume

Sounds good to me. I have to say that most of the other taglines they seem to be using aren't as awful as this one.

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