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6th annual Big Brother Awards 2004

01 July 2004

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PRIVACY INTERNATIONAL - Takes mischievous pleasure in inviting you to attend the 6th annual

UK BIG BROTHER AWARDS
To recognise the villains and heroes of civil liberties

at 7.00 pm, Wednesday 28th July, 2004
With the Big Brother party to follow until late

Presented by Mark Thomas

Featuring the hilarious "Topping & Butch" ('Best Cabaret' winners at the London Fringe Awards)

In "The Quad" , Claire Market Building, London School of Economics, Houghton Street, WC2

Awards will be presented for: Worst Public Servant; Most Invasive Company; Most Appalling Project; Most Heinous Government Organisation & Lifetime Menace.

RSVP to Simon Davies: simon@privacy.org Phone 0207 955 6579

2004 Big Brother Awards Judges Panel
Privacy International

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