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Wunderman Thompson Benelux Antwerp / Sydney win Non-Traditional Grand LIA for Vow 'The Mammoth Meatball'; Gold + Silver to AIRBAG, Silver to VMLY&R Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Wunderman Thompson Benelux Antwerp / Sydney win Non-Traditional Grand LIA for Vow 'The Mammoth Meatball'; Gold + Silver to AIRBAG, Silver to VMLY&R Melbourne

London International Awards (LIA) has release its next batch of winners and finalists in Non-Traditional and Music & Sound. Wunderman Thompson Benelux Antwerp and Wunderman Thompson Sydney have picked up the Non-Traditional Grand LIA for Vow "The Mammoth Meatball" plus a Gold Statue in the

Asia scores a total of 122 shortlist as judging concludes at LIA 2022: Ogilvy Thailand and Ogilvy India lead the way with 16 and 14 respectively - Vimarsana News

Asia scores a total of 122 shortlist as judging concludes at LIA 2022: Ogilvy Thailand and Ogilvy India lead the way with 16 and 14 respectively

Judging in Las Vegas for the London International Awards is over. The judges in every jury have poured over the work and spent a lot of time discussing and debating each shortlisted entry at great length.

Australia scores three finalists in LIA Branded Entertainment shortlist; three in Music & Sound - Vimarsana News

Australia scores three finalists in LIA Branded Entertainment shortlist; three in Music & Sound

London International Awards (LIA) has announced the shortlist for Branded Entertainment and Music & Sound.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170930:23:49:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170930:23:49:00

Presidential election, twitter executives would not provide lawmakers with the names of any of these accounts they now say were linked to russia, nor would they describe any of the content that was spread by any of those accounts. so then, who cares, right? as "the wall street journal" reported, people close to twitter say the company is months behind facebook in determining the scope of nefarious bot activity on its social network. they're behind facebook? facebook is only barely admitting that russia was operating on their platform at all. anybody who was observing anything having to do with...