Celebrate digital creativity with a BIMA award

May 15, 2007

BIMA Awards 2007 is now open for entries. Celebrating creative excellence, the association has teamed up with [tag]Digit[/tag] this year to award best practice in interactive design.

We are advisors to the British Interactive Media Association (BIMA). The association is managed by the industry for the industry and has been running awards for digital creativity for 23 years – and that is old in new media terms.

BIMA has reviewed the categories and the judging criteria. You can enter the awards and find more information on the BIMA website

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