Next Mobile hosts backstreet party in Sheung Wan for ad VIPs
As part of its WOW Carnivals in May, Next Mobile hosted a 'backstreet' party on 25 May in Tai Ping Shan Street (an arty neighourhood in Sheung Wan). More than 200 guests from media agencies including OMD and PHD plus clients including Estee Lauder, HK Broadband Network and Dairy Farm were entertained by a live band while enjoying finger food, wine and a chance to try out Next Media's first mobile game, Life is crime.
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