Campaign India Team
Mar 16, 2009

Five Indian entries shortlisted at Festival of Media 2009

India has a total of five entries shortlisted at the Festival of Media to be held in Valencia from April 19 to 21 this year. Starcom MediaVest has two entries among the five shortlisted entries from India. This includes ‘How Rural India Grew to love Tide and Head & Shoulders’ for P&G in the category ‘Best Event/Activation’ and ‘MAD in Singapore’ for Singapore Tourism Board, POGO in the Best use of Content category.

Five Indian entries shortlisted at Festival of Media 2009

India has a total of five entries shortlisted at the Festival of Media to be held in Valencia from April 19 to 21 this year. Starcom MediaVest has two entries among the five shortlisted entries from India. This includes ‘How Rural India Grew to love Tide and Head & Shoulders’ for P&G in the category ‘Best Event/Activation’ and ‘MAD in Singapore’ for Singapore Tourism Board, POGO in the Best use of Content category.

In the Best Communication Strategy category, Madison Media has been shortlisted for ‘Condoms’ for the BBC World Service Trust. In the Best Event/Activation category ZenithOptimedia has been shortlisted for ‘Serena’ for Hewlett Packard. MediaCom has been shortlisted for 'India Votes: To shave or not' for P&G’s Gillette Mach3 in the Award for Branding Bravery category.    

For more details on the 2009 awards, click here.

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

4 hours ago

Brands hitch a ride on Rath Yatra's AI bandwagon

From AI films to menthol caps, brands are tapping into Rath Yatra’s massive footfall to mix tradition with tech-fuelled storytelling.

5 hours ago

Scroll-stopping or scroll-past? The 2.5-second ad ...

As Gen Z rewires the attention economy, brands are trading static ads for AR, creators and bite-sized storytelling to stay in the frame.

5 hours ago

CloudTV enters India’s CTV ad market with Magnite ...

With 12 million screens and Magnite in tow, CloudTV enters the ad arena, eyeing India’s shifting viewer habits and digital ad pie.