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Fake Cannes Lion Winner’s blog 4
Those who know it, know it. Those who’ve realized that the industry is turning into sham, either choose to protest or silently witness it and do nothing about it. This blog doesn’t talk to them. We are Indians, after all. But it really justifies those extra hours I put in everyday to write, when I know that there are people who still think everything’s fine. Why create a hue and cry when there are bigger things to worry about? Like winning more Pencils next year, perhaps.
Fake Cannes Lion Winner’s Blog 2
I’m already enjoying the comments. What did you expect when you clicked on that blog title? And, in a way, it only gives more proof to the situation we are in. We simply refuse to introspect. And accept the fact that scams are threatening an otherwise talented industry of ideas. How much more proof do we need? Anyways.
Fake Cannes Lion Winner's blog
It’s been a pretty decent year for India so far at the Cannes. All the biggies have delivered. A total of 23 metals so far, with the Titanium and Films yet to be announced. Darn good. The entries from India have confirmed that the country isn’t really been affected by the globally dreaded word. Oh yeah, so what if you cut salaries of employees. So what if you postpone appraisals, and, in some extreme cases, sack people. Or conveniently let the HR team take your employees into confidence and sell the ‘recession-has-badly-affected-our-profits’ story.
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