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Click Here to View 2010 Radio Finalists
Order Tickets Now for the Awards Ceremony on Friday, September 24, 2010, at Manhattan Penthouse.
We are delighted to present a new trophy for the winners. It is designed to resemble a 1920s art deco radio microphone and undoubtably will be coveted by everyone. If we're allowed to say so ourselves, it's truly a beautiful work of art! This year's winners, as well as prior year's winners, will be available to purchase an additional radio microphone trophy using personalized credits.
For 53 years the New York Festivals® Radio Program and Promotion Awards has recognized The World's Best Work® in radio broadcasting.
Each year we receive entries from radio stations, networks and independent producers from over 30 countries. International radio experts from stations and companies donate their time to the judging process. The GrandJury® is comprised of top level industry professionals from 5 continents and over 25 countries.
This year, because so many of you asked for more time, we will be accepting entries until June 30th and judging is set to commence on July 15th.
Each GrandJury member listens to and scores entries through our judging website. This process ensures each judge is assured a personal environment in which to listen to each entry. There is no distraction or undue influence from other GrandJury members. There is a flexible timeline to log on, listen thoughtfully and score each piece of work. The most common feedback from our judges is the unique experience of listening to programs, stories and news online and on a global level and the fact that they are not unduly influenced by other jury members. They are only influenced by the work itself.
NYF® maintains a network of representatives who promote the competitions. These representatives are a crucial element in upholding NYF's dedication to searching out and rewarding The World's Best Work. Our international affiliates actively increase awareness of NYF and assist in filling the GrandJury with award-winning industry professionals. This ensures all work is judged without cultural bias and that each competition does represent the best in communications the world has to offer.
Winners and Finalists of the Radio Program and Promotions Awards are promoted through press releases, educational resources, newsletters and associations worldwide.
View 2010 Rules and Regulations
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View 2009 Judges
Click here to view the 2009 Radio winners PDF
Click here to search the 2009 winning work and order personalized awards
Havoc Franklin, Radio Manager Staff & Program Development, CBC, Canada
Margaret Low Smith, Head of Radio Program, NPR, USA
John MacCalman, Broadcast Producer/Consultant, Scotland
Peter Musngi, Vice President, News & Sports, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, The Philippines
Dan Southerland, Vice President For Program/Executive Editor, Radio Free Asia, USA
Elyse Topalian, Vice President for Communications, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA
Mark Travis, Senior Producer, WFMT Radio Network, USA
2010 Radio Program & Promotion Awards Grand Jury The NYF® Radio Program & Promotion Awards are judged by award winning Directors, Producers, Writers, Reporters, Program Directors and various other radio professionals from across the globe who volunteer their time. All entries are judged on-line by panels of industry experts from around the world.
Darren Adam, Radio Forth, Scotland
Debbie Baker, New Zealand Radio Training School, New Zealand
Paul Baxter, Risk Sound, Australia
Ronnie Bergman, University of the West of Scotland, Scotland
Joe Bevilacqua, Waterlogg Productions, USA
Andrew Biggs, ARN: Arabian Radio Network
Justin Brierley, Premier Christian Radio, UK
Rebecca Carrasco, Independent Director, Australia
Monica Castagnasso, Family Theater Productions, USA
Dennis Cook, ABC Radio Networks/Citadel Broadcasting, USA
Philip Coulter, Tandem Projects, Canada
Blanquita Cullum, Young American Broadcasters, USA
Tony Currie, BBC Scotland, Scotland
Bob Edwards, SiriusXM, USA
Cyrus Farivar, Independent Producer, France
Patrick Forbes, Forbes Services Ltd, UK
Jocelyn Ford, Independent Producer, China
Maddy Fryer, SBS Radio, Australia
Valerie Geller, Geller Media International, USA
Richard Golden, George Washington University, USA
Cathie Harrop, Independent Producer, New Zealand
Elaine Heinzman, NPR, USA
Wayne Hepler, WHFC-FM, USA
Simon Hollis, Brook Lapping Productions, UK
Angela Huffstutler, Marketing Consultant, USA
Vehrnon Ibrahim, Radio ONE, India
Will Jackson, Global Traffic Network, UK
Tai Keen-man, Radio Television Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Cathy Kirk, Radio Forth, UK
Adam Kmiec, Marc USA, USA
Peter Koppen, Deutsche Welle Radio, Germany
Peter Lack, hr3, Germany
Duncan Leven, Radio Clyde, Scotland
John MacCalman, Broadcast Producer/Consultant, Scotland
Oleg Medvedev, Finam FM Radio Moscow, Russia
Kim Michaels, BBC Radio Solent, UK
Xiao Ming Zhu, Radio, Free Asia, USA
Robert Minton, Citadel Media, USA
Doug Mitchell, NPR, USA
Peter Musngi, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, Philippines
Goetz Naleppa, Deutschlandradio Kultur, Germany
Lu Olkowski, Independent Producer, USA
Hannah Ratcliffe, Broadcast Journalist, UK
Vijay Sadhu, Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union, Kuala Lumpur
Oleguer Sarsanedas, CATALUNYA RÀDIO, Spain
Paul Saunders, Radio Clyde, Scotland
Ann Scantlebury, Drama Director, USA
Des Shaw, Ten Alps Radio, UK
Hanny Soema di Pradja, Masima Contents+Channels, Indonesia
Nirupam Sonu, BIG 92.7 FM, India
Alan Sorensen, Radio Clyde, Scotland
Michael Stace, Independent Producer, New Zealand
Jon Stewart, Science in Action, BBC World Service, UK
Mark Travis, WFMT Radio Network, USA
Ron Wilkinson, Media Matters, New Zealand
Stewart Young, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Canada
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