
And get yourself a cruise
By Jo Best
Published: 15 November 2005 16:30 GMT
No-frills mobile provider easyMobile is asking the public for fresh ideas to help it take a pop at rival Orange.
The pair are currently at loggerheads over easyMobile's use of the colour orange in advertising - Orange says easyMobile is infringing its trademarks, easyMobile says companies in the easyGroup have always used orange branding and always will.
Now easyMobile is inviting members of the public to create a caption for a photo featured in its ads – which shows an Orange-sponsored boat capsized. The prize for the best entry will be a week on one of its bargain basement easyCruises in the Caribbean.
Would-be wits are asked to leave slogans representing Orange's "attitude to us" over the colour row, easyMobile said. The photo can be found here.
easyMobile was not so charitable about sharing the use of colour last year, when it demanded an Orange reseller, whose company also went by the name of easymobile, stop using the easymobile name, although owner David Evans claimed to have been using the name for two years longer than the Stelios-owned easyGroup.
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