Re[2]: UKNM: (Please Help) A European naming convention

[Paul Canty]

Do you use the tube much?  I think it would be dreadful. It would be so

irritating as the speaker systems would be rubbish so you would have

questionable audio quality, and it would be muzak interspersed by

interruption marketing messages for St John's Wort and Great Dane

insurance...  I reckon it would be marginally more irritating than a

walkman wearer sitting next to you with a garlic infusion in a nylon

shirt.


Apparently in Budapest (or Prague, not sure which) they have video

projections on the platforms (with audio) projecting onto the far

wall. Less sound noise and more audio visual experience - If anyone can

organise that, Ken can!


Mind the Gap (great branding opportunity)


P


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>> -----Original Message-----

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> From: ownerchinwag [dot] com [ownerchinwag [dot] com]On">mailto:ownerchinwag [dot] com]On Behalf Of Richard

>> Bailey

>> Sent: 27 November 2000 10:32

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> To: uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

>> Subject: Re: UKNM: (Please Help) A European naming convention

>>

>> Richard Bailey

>> Silly idea: When is some one going to put radio on the tube?  Its so

needs

>> it and the tracks would make such a good medium for transmitting to the

>> cars.  Digital could also get round the noise from the third and fourth

>> track.


JH> That's very odd.  Someone on the UK-Radio list

JH> said that exact same thing today.  It'd have

JH> to be fscking loud, though.


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