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Campaign India Team
May 06, 2015

New York Festivals 2015: Nine Indian entries shortlisted

Work from DDB Mudra, McCann Worldgroup and Crayons Advertising in the fray

New York Festivals 2015: Nine Indian entries shortlisted
Finalists for New York Festivals 2015 (World's Best Advertising) have been announced. Indian work has been shortlisted in the Design, Direct and Collateral, Outdoor and Print categories. 
 
DDB Mudra has four entries in the Design category for Volkswagen. The agency has another two entries selected for Zee Media Group in Outdoor category.
 
McCann Worldgroup has two shortlists for Perfetti Van Melle, one for Print and the other for Outdoor.
 
Crayons Advertising has one finalist for Bakson’s Hair Clinic in the Direct an Collateral category.
 
View the full list here.
 
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