Campaign India Team
Apr 26, 2012

Campaign India DMA 2012: Deadline extended to 28 April

Log on to www.campaignindiadma.in to submit your entries

Campaign India DMA 2012: Deadline extended to 28 April

The deadline for submission of entries for Campaign India Digital Media Awards 2012 has been extended to 28 April.

As is known, the DMA honours the best in digital marketing and communications in India, highlighting breakthrough works that demonstrate creativity and effectiveness across the industry.

Launched in 2010, this will be the third edition of the awards property.

Commenting on the response for this year's awards so far, Suresh Ramakrishnan, publisher, Haymarket Media, said, "Following the last two successful editions of the property, we have already received a heart warming response from the industry with respect to the entries received. We have also announced an eminent panel of jury members comprising of international and domestic digital media experts."

Visit www.campaignindiadma.in for more details about the awards and submit your entries.

Source:
Campaign India

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