Guidelines
Who can enter?
It is fair to say that agencies are leading the digital revolution. While our CorpComms Awards traditionally recognise the achievements of in-house communicators, the Digis are open to all. Agencies will be pitched against in-house departments. There will be no insistence that clients accept the awards, and the winning agency/department will be recognised at the Monster Digerati Party and in all associated printed materials.
All work must have been carried out within the UK. If an entry involves overseas work, it must have been initiated, coordinated and evaluated by a UK office.
Qualifying time
Any project that was running at any time between 1 January 2011 and 31 March 2012 is eligible for entry. To ensure that judging is fair, clearly defined results must be demonstrated within the timeframe. Schemes launched shortly before the entry deadline may therefore not be suitable. Websites, videos, social networking feeds and any other supporting data must relate to the period between January 2011 and March 2012.
Copyright and confidentiality
Information provided within your entry may be used in future issues of CorpComms Magazine and during the Monster Digerati Party. Copyright clearance should be secured. Please ensure that permission to feature materials from external suppliers has been obtained where necessary.
Closing date
Submit your entries by Friday 16 March for an early bird rate. Entries received after this date will incur an additional charge. The final deadline for entries is Friday 30 March. No entries will be accepted after this date.
Fees
Earlybird entries are charged at £120+VAT per entry. Late entries (after 16 March) are charged at £170+VAT per entry. Please note, there is a separate charge for each entry, even if it is the same campaign being entered into multiple categories.
Please ensure you have read all the details on the ‘how to enter’ page before entering.
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