Tata Sky launches ad campaign for Everywhere TV

BasilAk17

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MUMBAI: DTH operator Tata Sky has launched an ad campaign to ring in the launch of its application Everywhere TV on laptops and desktops. The launch of the ad campaign coincides with the ongoing world football extravaganza and can also be viewed live on the Tata Sky mobile app. The tagline of the campaign is ‘Isko laga daala toh football jinga lala’.

Tata Sky chief commercial officer Vikram Mehra said, “The Everywhere TV service launch has been timed just before the football World Cup, to ensure that home laptop doubles up as the second TV at home, thus allowing youngsters to watch late-night football matches on their laptops with headphones without disturbing their entire family.”

The campaign speaks to all the football fans in India who don’t have a second TV at home and could end up disturbing their family members by watching Fifa on the common TV at night. It shows how football fans can enjoy their favourite matches on their laptop, anywhere, without disturbing anyone in the house. One of the ad films features a husband watching the match on his laptop, sitting in the bathroom to avoid disturbing his wife. Only when he cannot contain his ecstatic appeals does the clueless wife get up and locate him. Similarly, another ad shows a surprised mother gingerly walking into her teenage son’s room, where she hears the boy celebrating sitting in the cupboard.

The films aim to capture a simple emotion that you can hide and watch the Fifa matches, but you just can’t hide the excitement of watching it. The ads have been conceptualised by Ogilvy & Mather. Ogilvy & Mather executive creative director Sukesh Nayak said, “If one observes a typical football fan, we see that he is not the one to hide his excitement, whether it is his happiness at a goal scored or his anger at a wrong move. Taking this insight, we created messaging for Tata Sky mobile app that lets you watch the live telecast of the Fifa World Cup on a laptop and other devices.”

Read more at: http://www.televisionpost.com/media-agency/tata-sky-launches-ad-campaign-for-everywhere-tv/ | TelevisionPost.com
 

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Tata Sky launches ‘TV is Good’ campaign for Kids!

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Tata Sky, the leading DTH player in the country, launched its latest ad campaign ‘Ab Bachchey Seekhein TV se’ (Kids learn with television). The ad is set out to convey the fact that while television is a great entertainment medium, it is equally a good learning aid, helping children gain beyond bookish knowledge.

The campaign is targeted primarily at the parents with children between ages 6 to 12 years, trying to break the myth most Indian parents have on ‘television is only mindless viewing for kids’. Hence one of the three ad films features a young boy stating an interesting fact on how to find out if the eggs are old or new. Similarly the other two ads have two kinder garden aged girls quizzing the audience on facts about ‘rhyming words to orange’ or ‘how to escape a leopard’ that catch you by surprise and leaves you with a smile. All the three ad films deliver the overarching message - Television is good!

Name of the ad agency: Ogilvy & Mather
· Name of the creative director: Abhijit Avasthi

Isko laga daala toh TV jinga lala!

YouTube links to the three TVCs:

Orange - Eggs - Leopard -
Tata Sky launches ‘TV is Good’ campaign for Kids! | Indian Television Dot Com
 

Satya

Frequent Flyer
I don't want everywhere tv. Tata Sky should understated that if they expect customers to give HD Access fee then customers also expect that level of service from them. PIX, TLC and Animal Planet HD is now available on Dish TV apart from Investigation Discovery SD. Being a premium service from SKY nobody can expect such kind of scarcity from Tata Sky. They are advertising Nat Geo Music availability on Mobile but can't make it available on TV. I want to watch channels first on TV then anywhere else. It's high time Tata Sky should understand it and if they can't then simply just cancel and refund HD Access fee.
 
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