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    <title>New York festivals</title>
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    <publisher>New York Festivals</publisher>
    <dateIssued>2003</dateIssued>
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    <edition>1a</edition>
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  <note>For forty- five years, New York festivals has honoured excellence in communications media which touch the hearts and mind of readers, listeners and viewers worldwide. Founded in 1957 as an international awards competition designed primarily to reward outstanding achievements in non-broadcast media, the festival achieved pre-eminence in the industrial /educational area in the course of its first twenty years.</note>
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