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Campaign India Team
Nov 12, 2019

Epica Awards 2019: Four shortlists for India

FCB India has three while Stark Communications has one

Epica Awards 2019: Four shortlists for India
The organisers of the Epica Awards have announced the shortlists for the 2019 edition.
 
FCB India has three of the four shortlists received by Indian agencies. Two of these are for 'Times out and proud' for The Times of India. The other shortlist comes for The Millennium School's 'The open door project'.
 
Stark Communications' 'Script your adventure' for Karnataka Tourism has also made the cut. 
Winners will be announced on 21 November in Amsterdam.
 
 
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