2014 Thinkbox TV Planning Awards winners revealed

Alongside its Grand Prix win, Manning Gottlieb OMD won best use of TV in an integrated campaign (for John Lewis); best newcomer to TV (for John Lewis Insurance); best use of a TV innovation (for Sony Playstation), and a special award, best low budget use of TV (for Prostate Cancer UK)

Havas picked up bravest use of TV for their work with East Coast Trains. The agency also won the best use of ongoing TV for its work with JUST EAT.

Best use of sponsorship or content was awarded to the7stars for the Ministry of Sound, while SMG’s work for Tetley was highly commended.

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