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Dublin creative agency wins Shorty award in New York

Circulate wins award for media campaign for charity set from garage act DJ EZ

Circulate’s media campaign for a non-stop marathon set from UK garage act DJ EZ in aid of Cancer Research, reached the equivalent of 59.87 per cent of the UK’s population
Circulate’s media campaign for a non-stop marathon set from UK garage act DJ EZ in aid of Cancer Research, reached the equivalent of 59.87 per cent of the UK’s population
Thu Nov 17 2016 - 17:04

A Dublin-based creative agency has won a prestigious Shorty award in New York. Previous winners of the award include musician Taylor Swift and writer J K Rowling.

Circulate was established by David Beatty and Marcus O’Sullivan in 2014 to provide creative marketing services for artists such as Faithless and Felix Da Housecat.

The agency was recognised in Shortys’ new Social Good Awards, in the content and strategy, live streaming category, for their ‘Turning Tables on Cancer’ project. The awards recognise people and organisations producing real-time short form content across the social web.

Circulate co-founder Marcus O’Sullivan with his Shorty award in New York
Circulate co-founder Marcus O’Sullivan with his Shorty award in New York

Circulate’s media campaign for a non-stop marathon set from UK garage act DJ EZ in aid of Cancer Research, reached the equivalent of 59.87 per cent of the UK’s population, ensuring strong donations for the charity.