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Follow on Google News | Judges from 23 countries selected for the 2011 AIBs, international media excellence awardsAn independent panel of respected media professionals from Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe, North & South America will judge the 2011 AIBs. Their expertise covers TV, radio, satellite & online broadcasting plus broadcast technology & marketing.
By: The Association for International Broadcasting “We are delighted that the reputation of the AIBs has convinced such an eminent group of broadcasting and media experts to volunteer to judge entries to the awards and to ensure an independent choice of the best in each category” said Simon Spanswick, CEO of the Association for International Broadcasting. “The judges bring knowledge from diverse media landscapes – including France, Germany, UK, USA, Russia, Brazil, China, Korea, South Africa, Turkey, Qatar and UAE.” This year’s judges are: Daniel Adams, Head of International Content, Dailymotion, France Nashwa Al Ruwaini, CEO, Pyramedia, UAE Salim Amin, Chairman, A24 Media, Kenya David Astley, Executive Chairman, Asia-Pacific Media Alliance for Social Awareness, Singapore Nigel Baker, VP Business Operations EMEA and Asia, APTN, UK Wayne Borg, Deputy CEO and COO, twofour54, UAE Julian Clover, Editorial Director, Broadband TV News, UK Eugen Cojocariu, Director, Radio Romania International, Romania Helle Dale, Senior Fellow for Public Diplomacy, The Heritage Foundation, USA David Dufresne, Writer/Director, DufLab, Canada Hosam El Sokkari, Head of Audience, Yahoo! Middle East, UAE Mark Errington, CEO, OASYS, UK Adelheid Feilcke-Tiemann, Director International Relations, Deutsche Welle, Germany Monica Fritz, Producer/Director, 6 news, Turkey Angela Fung, Deputy Head, Phoenix Chinese Channel, Phoenix Satellite TV, Hong Kong Regina Goh, Executive Editor, Channel NewsAsia, Singapore Peter Goldstein, Director of Communications, InterMedia, USA Mohamed Ali Harrath, CEO, Islam Channel, UK Mondher Kalai, Commissioning Executive, JCC, Qatar Kim Hyuk-dong, Deputy Director, KBS World Radio, Korea François Laborie, Chief Commercial Officer, Vizrt, Norway Paulo Markun, Consultant, TV Escola, Brazil Chris Maroleng, Africa Editor, e.tv, South Africa Michael McCluskey, CEO, ABC Radio Australia, Australia Marcus Metzner, Head of Marketing Services & Communication, arvato systems GmbH, Germany Olivier de Montchenu, Commercial & Marketing Director, Euronews, France Dick van Motman, President & CEO, DDB Greater China Group, P.R.China Alexey Nikolov, Deputy Editor in Chief, RT Channel, Russia Ian O'Reilly, Producer/Director, BBC News – TV, UK Mr. Nader Sh. Rad, Director Programmes Department, PressTV, Iran Julia Ragona, Chief Broadcast Operations Officer, RFE/RL, Czech Republic Dick Rempt, CEO, TalentsMedia, The Netherlands Paul Robinson, MD, KidsCo, UK Karim Sarkis, Executive Director of Broadcast, Abu Dhabi Media Company, UAE Vatche Sarkisian, Director of Research and Program Review, Middle East Broadcasting Networks, USA Danny Schechter, Executive Producer, Globalvision, USA Simon Spanswick, CEO, AIB, UK Fedor Strizhkov, CEO, Russian Travel Guide TV, Russia David Treadway, Managing Director, WRN Broadcast, UK Jeff Trimble, Executive Director, Broadcasting Board of Governors, USA Laeed Zaghlami, Journalist/Writer, Algerian Broadcasting, Algeria Biographies of all the judges, together with the full list of the award categories, entry details and information on the awards ceremony can be found on http://theaibs.tv. The AIBs, now in their seventh year, are independent of commercial interest and attract entries from throughout the world, representing the best of international radio, TV and cross-media broadcasting. The 16 different categories to be judged cover the broad spectrum from single news events to long-term investigation and from traditional terrestrial broadcasting to innovative use of multi-platform formats, with new awards this year in the categories of science, business and sports coverage. The categories also include awards for best marketing strategy, for most innovative technology and for radio and television personalities of the year. The one category not judged by the panel is the People’s Choice award, which this year is for programmes dealing with “Democracy Uprisings” and which is awarded on the basis of online viewing and voting. The winners of the AIBs will be announced at the AIB awards gala on Wednesday 9th November 2011 which is held in the stunning visual and acoustic space of LSO St Luke's in London. The currently announced sponsors for the 2011 AIBs are Russian Travel Guide (RTG) TV, Eurosport and OASYS. # # # The Association for International Broadcasting (AIB) provides insight & networking for the international broadcasting industry - cross media, cross border, cross cultural. It covers TV, radio, mobile, online, satellite, regulation, research & technology. End
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