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Mar 09, 2015

Intercontinental Advertising Cup: Taproot India wins four Cups, J. Walter Thompson bags one

Winners were announced on 5 March in Ljubljana, Slovenia

Intercontinental Advertising Cup: Taproot India wins four Cups, J. Walter Thompson bags one
Indian entries won five cups at the The Intercontinental Advertising Cup (ICAC), which took place in 
Ljubljana, Slovenia on March 5.
 
Four of these Cups went to Taproot India for the entry  'Farmer Suicides' for The Times of India. The other Indian entry to bag a Cup was JWT for Nike's ‘Parallel Journeys’.
 
ICAC was established in 2007 by organisers of the regional advertising festivals - Asia Pacific’s Adfest, Ibero -American FIAP and New European Golden Drum. From the first year onwards the ADC*E, Art Director’s Club of Europe, is also a member.
 
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