Hilarious Halloween video wins award

Inquirer.net - Oct 19, 2026

TNT, the value brand of Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart), has won a gold award at the recent SMARTIES Philippines for its network campaign under the Creator/Influencer/Celebrity Marketing (Impact Marketing) category. The SMARTIES Philippines is a marketing awards program that recognizes innovative and effective campaigns that demonstrate meaningful impact for brands and businesses. Launched in February

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