O2: Things are changing TV advert

** 'Little Boxes' by Sniffy Dog featuring Adrienne Stiefel is now on iTunes! **
- Get it at http://j.mp/o2LittleBoxes

Read more about the song - and why we chose it - at our blog: http://j.mp/yiJxN9

Technology is changing all our lives in shopping, the community, music and more. Our new TV advert is the start of our new strategy to bring fresh thinking to all of these - you'll hear much more about what's changing over the coming months. Visit our site at http://o2.co.uk/changing.

Tell us what you think in the comments, at http://fb.com/o2uk or on Twitter using #changing.

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[BK5321]

Thumbs up if you come here from the song of Walk Off The Earth !

[limetang]

They shouldn't give it their own meaning. That's an absolutely disgusting act. That would be like someone altering the words in Dr Kings speech to suit the goals of white supremacists.

[Albert Rendle]

so much better than the original

[waqar khan]

furkingherkin do you no where did the film this entire ad

[waqar khan]

furkingherkin thinks for that

[furkingherkin]

The Actress is Catherine Steadman. It wont let me post a link, so look for her on imdb or search salmon fishing in the yemen.

[THEEPICG4M3RG1RL]

Thumbs up if you came here by a link on a video made by WOTE.

[Mozmel Hamdard]

She is so pretty!!!

[Kevin Underhill]

i like this song

[Megan Rose]

reading the comments and seeing no mention of Malvina Reynolds saddens me. She wrote and performed Little Boxes originally and would hate the capitalist cause its now assosiated with! and why change already beautiful lyrics? buy ear to the ground, a great album of hers and has a great introduction by Pete Seeger regarding Little Boxes

[netwalker1138]

As a classical musician and music teacher, I find this less a legitimate criticism. Nobody ever brushed off Maria Callas or Itzahk Perlman because they only "covered" other composers. As the pop music styles that originated in the early 1900s become more a part of our cultural lexicon, and increase in their specificity and complexity (not to say all pop stands up to that standard, obv.), "cover" interpretations by skilled artists should be given consideration similar to classical performers.