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Campaign India Team
Apr 04, 2009

Dubai Lynx organizers withdraw Agency of the Year award

The organizers of the Dubai Lynx awards have announced the withdrawal of the Agency of the Year recognition given to FP7 Doha this year. The move follows the controversy over FP7 Doha’s campaigns for its clients Samsung, Higeen Mouthwash and Nissan, which Philips Thomas, CEO, Cannes festival has said violates the entry requirements for the Dubai Lynx awards.

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