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Campaign India Team
Jul 09, 2010

Entries for Emvies 2010 open

The Advertising Club Bombay is inviting entries for the Emvie Awards, 2010. The awards will be handed out for outstanding media work during the period April 2009 to March 2010 in categories such as best media strategy, best media innovation, best integrated campaign and best media research. The last day for submitting entries is Monday July 12, 2010 and the awards presentation will take place on Friday August 27, 2010.Contact the Ad Club Bombay at 2389-4091 or 2381-0213 or [email protected] for entry forms and details.

Entries for Emvies 2010 open

The Advertising Club Bombay is inviting entries for the Emvie Awards, 2010. The awards will be handed out for outstanding media work during the period April 2009 to March 2010 in categories such as best media strategy, best media innovation, best integrated campaign and best media research. The last day for submitting entries is Monday July 12, 2010 and the awards presentation will take place on Friday August 27, 2010.

Contact the Ad Club Bombay at 2389-4091 or 2381-0213 or [email protected] for entry forms and details.

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