Explaining the decision to start a separate handle for the Awards, Noel D’cunha, deputy editor of PrintWeek India said, “PrintWeek India already has a Twitter handle through which we constantly engage with our social media followers and hold discussions about the latest issues and share news and information regarding the industry. Considering the increased flow of queries related the Awards, this year, we decided to have a separate Twitter handle.”

We have also created a hastag (#PWIAwards2013) that can be used by readers to voice their views and queries regarding the wards. Within a short span of 12 days, the number of followers has been growing.

The fifth edition of the PrintWeek India Awards has its stage set to find Indian print's brightest and best companies. Last year, the Awards attracted  330 entries submitted by 116 companies, and was judged by a jury of 32 from the print buying and brand-building community.