Japan leads Asian region with 7 Gold, 2 Silver and 9 Bronze statues at last night’s 25th annual London International Awards
November 9 2010, 1:54 pm | | 1 Comment
Japan lead the list of Asian winners at last night’s London International Awards, presented at a gala dinner in London at Troxy. This year, 12 agencies/companies in Japan were awarded statues – lead once again by this year’s top ranking agency in the Campaign Brief Asia Creative Rankings, Dentsu Inc. Tokyo. Dentsu’s haul included two Gold Statues and a Bronze. In Total Japan scored 7 Gold, 2 Silver and 9 Bronze Statues.
The best performing country from Asia-Pacific was Australia, with 24 statues, and ranked fourth overall behind USA (72 trophies), UK (63) and Germany (24).
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Still can’t think of one valid reason why this show exists, when D&AD does exactly the same thing yet is fifty times more prestigious.
Don’t agencies have anything better to spend their money on than second-rate awards shows? Wouldn’t they be better off spending the money on spending the money on their staff?