Campaign India Team
Mar 25, 2010

Awards will feel the brunt with new priorities

As we go to press, Ravi Deshpande has announced that Contract won’t be taking part in Goafest 2010. That makes it the second agency to come forward in saying that they won’t be sending in entries this year, after McCann Erickson.What’s not to like about Goafest? It’s in Goa, it’s on the beach (mostly) and it gives you the opportunity to meet a thousand odd folks from your community in one place, giving you the chance to interact and showcase your work.

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