Campaign India Team
Jul 02, 2008

"20th Century TV fee models won't work anymore:" BBDO's David Lubars

BBDO New York has had a great year. The agency won the Best of Shows at the ADDYs,  sponsored by the American Advertising Federation; they were named Agency of the Year at the Clios; they were the single most awarded individual agency at The One Show with six Gold Pencils and also Best of Show for Design and with the festival circuit having come to an end, it has topped off the year by being named agency of the year at the recently concluded Cannes Lions 2008, with their Voyeur campaign for HBO earning them metals and a lot of the spotlight.

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