Caxtons 2008

The 2008 Caxton Winners are now announced. See the Quinlivan Black Chairman Award winner as well as winners for each category.

The  2008 Caxton Awards for excellence in newspaper advertising saw 74 finalists across 26 categories, with the number of entries up by 10% on last year. A special thanks to everyone who entered.

Finalist nominations were hotly contested with Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney securing 12 finalists, M&C Saatchi Sydney 8 finalists, Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand 7 finalists, Clemenger BBDO Adelaide 6 finalists, BMF with 5 and JWT Sydney and The Campaign Palace with 4 nominations each.

Once agian, a prestigious judging panel reviewed entries and select category Caxton winners. Chaired by Paul Catmur, the 2008 judging panel were:

  • Pete Baker, The Glue Society
  • Rowan Dean, Euro RSCG
  • Jay Benjamin, Leo Burnett
  • Julian Watt, 303
  • Dejan Rasic, Colman Rasic Carrasco
  • Rocky Ranallo, BWM
  • Michelle Galluzzo, M&C Saatchi
  • Christy Peacock, Publicis Mojo


See the full list of winners here. All award-winning ads have downloadable hi-res versions.

Caxton 2008 Quinlivan Black - Everest Edmund Hillary

Quinlivan Black Award

 Best use of small space advertising in newspaper

Best Small Space Ad

 

Herringbone - Measurements

Best Retail Campaign

 

 Best creative use of newspaper medium in advertising

Best Use of Newspaper Medium

Best newspaper topical ad

Best Topical Ad

Best newspaper copywriting

Best Copywriting

 

Best newspaper advertising photography


Best Photography

 Best banking, insurance and finance newspaper ads

Banking, Insurance and Finance Services

 Best newspaper ad in charity and community health

Charity and Community Service

 Best consumer durable ad

Consumer Durables

 Best newspaper advertising for retail

Fashion, Clothing and Cosmetics

Best newspaper advertising for media

Media and Entertainment 

Best newspaper advertising for travel and leisure

Travel and Leisure



Download: 2008 Caxton Awards supplement (808k, Acrobat (.pdf) format)

Courtesy of Campaign Brief