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Aimia Awards: back again

The AIMIA Awards, the longest running and most prestigious awards in Australia’s interactive media industry, are now open for entries!
16 Oct 2009
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The AIMIA Awards, the longest running and most prestigious awards in Australia’s interactive media industry, are now open for entries!

Celebrating the very best in digital content innovation across all genres and interactive media platforms, the AIMIA Awards recognise the industry’s finest and showcase Australia’s leading Digital Content developers, content providers and application developers. 

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