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Title Advertiser/Client Product/Service Entrant Company Country A01 Flat Mailing Title Advertiser/Client Product/Service Entrant Company Country A01 Flat Mailing RECYCLING CALENDARS OF 1984 OEKOPOOL, THE GREEN AD POOL AD POOL RUF LANZ, Zürich SWITZERLAND FOR 2012 QR-CRYSTAL CHRISTMAS MAILING JWT GROUP GERMANY JWT GROUP GERMANY JWT GROUP GERMANY, Hamburg GERMANY FASTEST CHRISTMAS CARD BMW (SCHWEIZ) BMW M5 DRAFTFCB, Zürich SWITZERLAND NSPCC CHILDLINE COLD MAIL NSPCC CHILDLINE RAPP, London UNITED KINGDOM DVD PACK DYSLEXIC MEDIA INVITE PROCTER & GAMBLE PROCTER & GAMBLE GREY GROUP KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA PLANT THE BILL ENEL ROMANIA ELECTRONIC BILLING SERVICE SAATCHI & SAATCHI ROMANIA, ROMANIA Bucharest SNOOP DOGG'S SMOKABLE BOOK SNOOP DOGG KING SIZE SLIM ROLLING PAPERS PEREIRA & O'DELL, San Francisco USA EDIBLE DESERT SURVIVAL GUIDE LAND ROVER LAND ROVER Y&R DUBAI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 366 DAYS OF ADVENTURE LAND ROVER LAND ROVER Y&R DUBAI UNITED ARAB EMIRATES THE SOLAR ANNUAL REPORT 2011 AUSTRIA SOLAR - VEREIN ZUR FOERDERUNG DER SOLAR ENERGY PROVIDER SERVICEPLAN, Munich GERMANY THERMISCHEN SOLARENERGIE SHAMPOO PAPER INVITATION UNILEVER SEDA SHAMPOO JWT BRAZIL, São Paulo BRAZIL BIN THE WORST OF 2011 - FLAT FCC - CITIZEN SERVICES FCC SEASON'S GREETINGS SHACKLETON, Madrid SPAIN MAILING A02 Dimensional Mailing FESTIVAL INVITATION UNIVERSITY OF MALAGA FANCINE FILM FESTIVAL OF MALAGA TAPSA, Madrid SPAIN DIRECTOR´S CHAIR RELIEF PET HOUSE ANIMAL RELIEF HEADQUATERS RELIEF PET HOUSE HAKUHODO PRODUCT'S, Tokyo JAPAN UNICEF 'ANY REASON' UNICEF CHILD MARRIAGE RAPP, London UNITED KINGDOM VIROU.GR CARREFOUR RETAIL F/NAZCA SAATCHI & SAATCHI, São BRAZIL Paulo CORELLE POST-A-PLATE WORLD KITCHEN CORELLE PLATE McCANN SYDNEY AUSTRALIA THE REAL COOKBOOK GERSTENBERG VERLAG COOKBOOK KOLLE REBBE, Hamburg GERMANY KEEPING THE LEGEND ALIVE SAREGAMA INDIA SAREGAMA MUSIC McCANN WORLDGROUP INDIA, Mumbai INDIA THE RUBBER BAND SINGAPORE RAFFLES MUSIC COLLEGE RAFFLES MUSIC EDUCATION DDB GROUP SINGAPORE SINGAPORE MAGNETIC CARS VOLKSWAGEN UK AUTOMATIC DISTANCE CONTROL DDB GROUP SINGAPORE SINGAPORE INDIA'S FIRST D.I.Y. CALENDAR JOHNSON & JOHNSON JOHNSON'S BABY BBDO INDIA, Mumbai INDIA FOR BABIES LATINSTOCK'S BOOKS LATINSTOCK IMAGE BANK DDB BRASIL, São Paulo BRAZIL HOW TO MAKE A SOUND ZEEG SOUND PRODUCTION ZEED SOUND PRODUCTION DDB BRASIL, São Paulo BRAZIL A03 Direct Response Digital: Email Marketing FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD? ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION US ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION GRUPO GALLEGOS, HUNTINGTON USA BEACH LEAKED EMAIL INVITE THE COMMUNICATION- AWARD SCHOOL DDB GROUP NEW ZEALAND, Auckland NEW ZEALAND S COUNCIL WORLD'S YOUNGEST JOB PLAN INDIA CHILD WELFARE FUND BBDO INDIA, Gurgaon INDIA APPLICANT A04 Direct Response Digital: Mobile Marketing VIP FRIDGE MAGNET RED TOMATO PIZZA RESTAURANT TBWA\RAAD, Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES SUNNY SALE EMART EMART CHEIL WORLDWIDE, Seoul SOUTH KOREA HAPPINESS REFILL THE COCA-COLA COMPANY COCA-COLA OGILVY BRASIL, São Paulo BRAZIL BE THE COACH SOUTH AFRICAN BREWERIES CARLING BLACK LABEL OGILVY CAPE TOWN SOUTH AFRICA MOBILE MEDIC AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE DEFENCE UNIVERSITIES SPONSORSHIP GEORGE PATTERSON Y&R, Melbourne AUSTRALIA PICK N PLAY McDONALD'S SWEDEN PIES, ICE CREAM AND MILKSHAKES DDB STOCKHOLM SWEDEN KID RESCUE FUNDACIÓN TELEFÓNCA TELEFÓNICA/ FUNDACIÓN TELEFÓNICA Y&R COLOMBIA, Bogotá COLOMBIA HIJACK ALIAS MEAT PACK 4 AM SAATCHI & SAATCHI, Guatemala GUATEMALA A05 Direct Response Digital: Websites, Microsites & Banners THE 28 DAY PERSECUTION OF PANASONIC AUSTRALIA BTW 800 DIGITAL RECORDER THE CAMPAIGN PALACE, Sydney AUSTRALIA ROMMY GULLA GAME FACES ADIDAS ADIDAS TBWA\BERLIN GERMANY MEMORIES FOR THE FUTURE GOOGLE JAPAN GOOGLE HAKUHODO KETTLE, Tokyo JAPAN SEE FROM SOUND AMARIN BOOK CENTER NAIIN.COM BOOK STORE McCANN WORLDGROUP, Bangkok THAILAND #WESLEYNOVERD- MOP BRAZIL FOOTBALL WIEDEN + KENNEDY, São Paulo BRAZIL AO KEMPERTRAUTMA- MISSING ADD-ON INITIATIVE VERMISSTE KINDER MISSING CHILDREN GERMANY NN, Hamburg THE LIBERATION ONLY JEANS UNCLE GREY, Copenhagen DENMARK THE HEIST PAUSE HOME ENTERTAINMENT- HIFI CHAIN ÅKESTAM HOLST, Stockholm SWEDEN THE BEAUTY OF A SECOND MONTBLANC INTERNATIONAL- NICOLAS RIEUSSEC CHRONOGRAPH LEO BURNETT, Milan ITALY ESCAPE THE MAP MERCEDES C-CLASS AMG COUPE ABBOTT MEAD VICKERS BBDO, London UNITED KINGDOM WIEDEN+KENNED- BACK 4 THE FUTURE NIKE NIKE USA Y, Portland DIG DEEPER HBO TRUE BLOOD BBDO NEW YORK USA A06 Social Media & Viral Marketing TASK FORCE INVESTIGATION- CONSUMER SAFETY TACKLING THE PRODUCTION OF LEMZ, Amsterdam THE NETHERLANDS FIREWORK BOMB-MAKERS HOMEMADE FIREWORK BOMBS MERCEDES-BENZ- SMART TWITTER SPOT SMART BBDO ARGENTINA, Buenos Aires ARGENTINA ARGENTINA #MILLIONHOODI- THE PARKS & CRUMP LAW FIRM PUBLIC AWARENESS MESSAGE McCANN ERICKSON, New York USA ES FOR TRAYVON MARTIN BACK AT YA SANTAM INVESTMENT COMPANY KING JAMES, Cape Town SOUTH AFRICA BOOK BURNING PARTY LEO BURNETT DETROIT / TROY PUBLIC LIBRARY TROY PUBLIC LIBRARY LEO BURNETT DETROIT USA THE DOVE AD MAKEOVER UNILEVER DOVE BRAND OGILVY & MATHER, London UNITED KINGDOM A WOMAN'S NIGHTMARE SAMUSOCIAL CHARITY PUBLICIS CONSEIL, Paris FRANCE MUSEUM OF ME INTEL INTEL CORE I5 PROCESSOR PROJECTOR, Tokyo JAPAN HUNTER AND BEAR'S 2012 BIC GROUP CORRECTOR FLUID BUZZMAN, Paris FRANCE BIRTHDAY PARTY WIEDEN+KENNED- COCA-COLA POLAR BOWL THE COCA-COLA COMPANY COCA-COLA CLASSIC USA Y, Portland CHAOS IN YOUR TOWN STATE FARM INSURANCE DDB CHICAGO USA MINI MAPS MINI FRANCE MINI DDB PARIS FRANCE GUTI'S QUINIELA SPANISH STATE LOTTERY / LOTERÍAS Y APUESTAS LA QUINIELA LOTTERY SHACKLETON, Madrid SPAIN DEL ESTADO LOOK BLOCK C&A C&A DDB BRASIL, São Paulo BRAZIL THE CNN ECOSPHERE TURNER BROADCASTING SYSTEMS CNN HEIMAT, Berlin GERMANY A07 Direct Response Digital: Other Digital Platforms THE GOOGLE PUZZLE GOOGLE GOOGLE CHROME HAKUHODO, Tokyo JAPAN CONNECTING LIFELINES HONDA MOTOR INTERNAVI DENTSU, Tokyo JAPAN GROUP SALE ALEH ALEH SHALMOR AVNON AMICHAY/Y&R ISRAEL INTERACTIVE TEL AVIV THE STEVE JOBS MOMENT OF MOMENT OF SILENCE THE STEVE JOBS MOMENT OF SILENCE KNARF, New York USA SILENCE SWEBUS JACKPOT SWEBUS LONG DISTANCE BUS ÅKESTAM HOLST, Stockholm SWEDEN SMALL BUSINESS GETS AN AMERICAN EXPRESS AMERICAN EXPRESS CRISPIN PORTER + BOGUSKY, Boulder USA OFFICIAL DAY MORTIERBRIGAD- SONG ON AIR = CLIP ONLINE ABSYNTHE MINDED ABSYNTHE MINDED BELGIUM E, Brussels A08 Ambient Media (Large Scale) LEGO BUILDERS OF SOUND LEGO LEGO SERVICEPLAN, Munich GERMANY KAUKO REMOTELY CONTROLLED WORLD DESIGN CAPITAL HELSINKI 2012 DESIGN CAFÉ HASAN & PARTNERS, Helsinki FINLAND DESIGN CAFÉ LOUNGE McDONALD'S SOUTH AFRICA KIDS BIRTHDAY PARTIES DDB SOUTH AFRICA, Johannesburg SOUTH AFRICA PASSION PLANETARIUM ADIDAS JAPAN ADIDAS BASEBALL TBWA HAKUHODO, Tokyo JAPAN ARIEL FASHION SHOOT PROCTER & GAMBLE NORDIC ARIEL ACTILIFT LIQUID DETERGENT SAATCHI & SAATCHI, Stockholm SWEDEN NRMA COMPREHENSIVE- WHYBIN\TBWA\T- NRMA CAR CREATION INSURANCE AUSTRALIA GROUP AUSTRALIA CAR INSURANCE EQUILA SYDNEY THE RETURN OF DICTATOR BEN ENGAGEMENT CITOYEN ENGAGEMENT CITOYEN MEMAC OGILVY LABEL TUNISIA, Tunis TUNISIA ALI HAMBURGER TIMETABLE McDONALD'S McDONALD'S DDB WARSAW POLAND AUDIODESCRIPT- ART NEVER SEEN AUDIO DESCRIPTION AWARENESS DDB WARSAW POLAND ION FOUNDATION BIKERS CARLSBERG CARLSBERG DUVAL GUILLAUME MODEM, Antwerp BELGIUM EMPTY CARTS LATET MEALS FOR HOLIDAY FUNDRAISER SHALMOR AVNON AMICHAY/Y&R ISRAEL INTERACTIVE TEL AVIV KEMPERTRAUTMA- AUDI FAN MESSENGER AUDI AUDI MOTORSPORT / R8 LMS GERMANY NN, Hamburg WHO CARES? SWEDISH ARMED FORCES RECRUITMENT DDB STOCKHOLM SWEDEN NEW YORK WRITES ITSELF VILLAGE VOICE VILLAGE VOICE NEWSPAPER LEO BURNETT NEW YORK USA WHO SAID A BATHROOM SHOULD IKEA BATHROOM 1861UNITED, Milan ITALY BE JUST A LOO? DOUBLE BALL COCA-COLA COLOMBIA POWERADE ION4 OGILVY & MATHER COLOMBIA, Bogotá COLOMBIA ANGRY BIRDS LIVE DEUTSCHE TELEKOM T-MOBILE SAATCHI & SAATCHI, Milan ITALY 3D LIVE THEATRE NEW SAN JVC 3D CAMCORDER DRAFTFCB BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA THE WORST BREATH IN THE FERRERO TIC TAC OGILVY FRANCE, Paris FRANCE WORLD A09 Ambient Media & Print Collateral, Non-Mail (Small Scale) 777INTERACTIV- SOCIAL BOOKMARK KODANSHA PUBLISHER JAPAN E, Tokyo REUSE/WHATDOI- McCANN ERICKSON COSTA RICA, San DOWITHTHIS.OR- COFARMA PLASTIGEL Jose COSTA RICA G GOOD SHIRTS UNICEF UNICEF BBH NEW YORK USA REAL FRUIT BOXES CAMP NECTAR JUICE AGE ISOBAR, São Paulo BRAZIL WAITING TICKET SANTA CASA DE MISERICÓRDIA DE SÃO PAULO ORGAN DONATION Y&R SÃO PAULO BRAZIL THE WORLD´S FASTEST PUMA MÉXICO PUMA FAAS CIRCUS DF, Mexico City MEXICO PURCHASE INK PAD DOOR STEP SCHOOL DOOR STEP SCHOOL LEO BURNETT INDIA, Mumbai INDIA DONATING 2-BARCODE WATER CJ CHEILJEDANG MINEWATER CHEIL WORLDWIDE, Seoul SOUTH KOREA THE HEADLINE NEWS CUP AL NISR PUBLISHING GULF NEWS Y&R DUBAI UNITED ARAB SLEEVE EMIRATES RECIPE RECEIPT UNILEVER HELLMANN'S MAYONNAISE OGILVY BRASIL, São Paulo BRAZIL MOM CALLING CARDS AMMAR AMMAR OGILVY & MATHER ARGENTINA, ARGENTINA Buenos Aires FASHION LIKE C&A C&A DDB BRASIL, São Paulo BRAZIL A10 Direct Response Broadcast: TV, Radio & Infomercials MOMENT OF SILENCE ASOCIACION ECUATORIANA DE RADIODIFUSION- CAMPAIGN DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE MARURI GREY, Guayaquil ECUADOR HALF OF HBO FOR FREE CLARO TV HBO PREMIUM PACKAGE OGILVY GUATEMALA GUATEMALA TELECOMMUNICA- CABLE EFFECTS DIRECTV GREY NEW YORK USA TIONS PANYEE FC TMB BANK PUBLIC COMPANY TMB CORPORATE BRANDING THE LEO BURNETT GROUP THAILAND, THAILAND Bangkok A11 Direct Response Print or Standard Outdoor, including Inserts LIMITED EDITION SYDNEY DOGS AND CATS HOME ANIMAL SHELTER M&C SAATCHI/MARK, Sydney AUSTRALIA BISCHOEFLICHE- THE POWER OF A COIN CHARITY KOLLE REBBE, Hamburg GERMANY S HILFSWERK MISEREOR THERE'S A PLACE FOR GOOD TOYOTA GERMANY RECRUITMENT / HUMAN
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