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Apr 22, 2010
Wynn Telecom appoints Dentsu Creative Impact, Karishma Initiative
Wynn Telecom Limited, which recently announced its foray into mobile handset business under brand 'Wynncom' has appointed Dentsu Creative Impact as its creative agency, while Karishma Initiative and Alliance Advertising have been appointed as media agencies. Karishma will largely be responsible for mass media, while special activations and properties related to sports would be done by Alliance.
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