Campaign India Team
Apr 10, 2010

Maxus bags top spot at Goafest 2010 Media Abbys with 11 metal haul

The Media Abbys at Goafest 2010 saw Maxus walking away with the maximum number of awards, leaving Lodestar Universal and Mindshare to occupy the second and third spot, respectively, in the final tally. There is no official points weightage given to Golds, Silver and Bronzes, so we have decided not to interpret them on our own.A total of 39 awards were given out this year, out of a pool of 81 shortlisted entries, across 14 categories.

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