Advertising
Campaign India Team
Jun 03, 2010

Winners announced for YouTube Cannes Young Lions contest

YouTube and Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival have announced the winners of their viral ad competition to promote WaterAid. The winning team becomes 'Team YouTube', the 40th team to compete in this year's Young Lions Film Competition in Cannes. There are no winners from India (or even Asia). Andrew Dobbie (25) who works at JWT Manchester, United Kingdom, and Rachel Wolak (28) who works at Crispin Porter + Bogusky in Colorado, USA, are the winners.

Please sign in or register

Access limited free articles a month after free, fast registration.

Existing users sign in here

Or
Register Now
Forgotten Password?

Having trouble signing in?

Contact Customer Support at
[email protected]
or call+91 22 69489600

Follow us

Top news, insights and analysis every weekday

Sign up for Campaign Bulletins

Most Read

Deepika Padukone fronts Nykaa’s playful Pink Friday campaign

1 Deepika Padukone fronts Nykaa’s playful Pink Friday campaign

Adani seeks single agency for INR 600-crore media overhaul

2 Adani seeks single agency for INR 600-crore media overhaul

Jewelbox launches campaign with Vaani Kapoor on modern self-expression

3 Jewelbox launches campaign with Vaani Kapoor on modern self-expression

Birla Opus Calista showcases stain resistance in new campaign

4 Birla Opus Calista showcases stain resistance in new campaign

Swiss Beauty launches ‘We Got You, Girl!’ celebrating expressive femininity

5 Swiss Beauty launches ‘We Got You, Girl!’ celebrating expressive femininity

Why MMA’s Moneka Khurana feels it’s time to retire the CMO title

6 Why MMA’s Moneka Khurana feels it’s time to retire the CMO title

India’s quick commerce surge exposes a discipline gap for marketers

7 India’s quick commerce surge exposes a discipline gap for marketers

How Perfetti’s marketing formula endures amid India’s changing tastes

8 How Perfetti’s marketing formula endures amid India’s changing tastes

Winners of Agency of the Year 2025-South Asia announced

9 Winners of Agency of the Year 2025-South Asia announced

Omnicom reveals huge agency shake-up, unveils new leadership, cuts 4,000 jobs

10 Omnicom reveals huge agency shake-up, unveils new leadership, cuts 4,000 jobs

Related Articles

Knocking down new doors to creativity
Opinion
Oct 13, 2025
Saumya Baijal

Knocking down new doors to creativity

YouTube's Big India Push: AI Tools Meet Education Partnerships
Media
Nov 18, 2025
Campaign India

YouTube's Big India Push: AI Tools Meet Education ...

Samsung named Spikes Asia 2025 Advertiser of the Year
Advertising
Mar 06, 2025
Staff Reporters

Samsung named Spikes Asia 2025 Advertiser of the Year

YouTube pilots cheaper subscription in India as ad-free demand rises
Advertising
Sep 29, 2025
Campaign India Team

YouTube pilots cheaper subscription in India as ...

Just Published

Gutenberg’s AI pivot sets up a new agency model as industry pressures deepen
Advertising
17 hours ago
Campaign India Team

Gutenberg’s AI pivot sets up a new agency model as ...

It has partnered with CambrianEdge.ai, advancing its two-year shift into an AI-powered, pod-based agency model.

ICC Women’s World Cup win, Kumbh Mela make it to Google’s global Year in Search roundup
Advertising
19 hours ago
Leslie Blount

ICC Women’s World Cup win, Kumbh Mela make it to ...

Google’s annual anthem film caps off a slate of new creative recently released from the tech giant to promote its search and Veo 3 content generation tools.

Asian Paints showcases Graphene-led protection with chess grandmasters
Advertising
21 hours ago
Campaign India Team

Asian Paints showcases Graphene-led protection with ...

The new campaign uses chess strategy as a creative device to demonstrate exterior paint protection designed for Southern India’s climate.

Why the future belongs to digitally-native, full-funnel agencies
Media
21 hours ago
Amit Mathur

Why the future belongs to digitally-native, ...

Agencies that see marketing as one coherent journey rather than a sequence of disconnected tasks will win the game.