Campaign India Team
Jul 28, 2010

Digital Media Awards take place tonight

Campaign India Digital Media Awards, presented by bbc.com, will take place this evening. With close to 300 entries, the winners will be announced in categories like Media Innovation, Online Advertising, Technology & Telecom, FMCG, Marketing of Films and Best Integrated. The Digital Agency of The Year and The Digital Brand of The Year will also be revealed.

Digital Media Awards take place tonight

Campaign India Digital Media Awards, presented by bbc.com, will take place this evening. With close to 300 entries, the winners will be announced in categories like Media Innovation, Online Advertising, Technology & Telecom, FMCG, Marketing of Films and Best Integrated. The Digital Agency of The Year and The Digital Brand of The Year will also be revealed.

The awards were judged by an independent panel of industry experts: Carlton D'Silva (creative director, Hungama Digital Media Entertainment), Max Hegerman (head, Tribal DDB India), Priti Nair (managing partner, BBH India), Shefali Chaachi (marketing director, Max Bupa Health Insurance), Meera Sharath Chandra (former managing director, Syzygy), V Sunil (ECD, W+K), Scott Goodson (founder and CEO, StrawberryFrog), Richard Gorodecky (ECD, Amsterdam Worldwide), and Madan Sanglikar (partner-Invention, Mindshare India).

The award ceremony will take place at The Comedy Store in Mumbai. Entry by invitation only.

Source:
Campaign India

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