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Sep 19, 2011

Initial shortlists announced at Spikes Asia 2011

SINGAPORE – The Spikes Asia Advertising Festival has revealed the first 11 of 14 shortlists in the categories of Print, Outdoor, Media, Direct, Promo & Activation, Design, PR, Radio, Digital, Mobile and Film.

The winners will be announced on 20 September
The winners will be announced on 20 September

The shortlists come from a record 3,647 submissions. The following number of entries have made it to the shortlists: Print 71; Outdoor 79; Media 70; Direct 42; Promo & Activation 50; Design 35; PR 30; Radio 24; Digital 52; Mobile 15; and Film 50.

A total of 55 jurors are currently assessing the entries. The winners will be announced tomorrow at the awards ceremony at Singapore’s Esplanade Theatre.

Up to date information on the Festival and details of shortlists and winners as they are announced can be found at www.spikes.asia/winners/2011.

 

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