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Campaign India Team
Jun 01, 2010

CNBC Awaaz offers a chance to win Macbooks, iPods, Plasma TVs

CNBC Awaaz has announced a contest that offers participants a chance to win prizes like an Apple Macbook, Plasma TVs, iPods and more. The channel will be hosting the CNBC Awaaz Consumer Awards 2010 and the contest is meant to drive viewer interest around the property.To take part in the contest, click on this link and submit your entries.  

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