[eccr] FWD: European Online Journalism Awards 2002

Sat, 16 Mar 102 01:01 +0300 MSK Milverton Wallace wrote to "Dmitry Ruschin" <(ruschin /at/ DR2709.spb.edu)>:

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> Dear Professor Ruschin,
>
>
> Please see below for notice of the launch of this year's European Online
> Journalism Awards.
>
> The competition, which is the only pan-European award for doing journalism
> on the Web, is open for submission of entries until 31st May. Prizes will
> be presented at the Award Ceremony at the Mermaid Theatre, London, on 4th
> July.
>
> I'd be grateful if you would circulate the notice to journalists in Russia
> who are engaged in producing journalism for the Internet. Outstanding
> journalism students at the School of Journalism, St. Petersburg State
> University  are also encouraged to enter the competition.
>
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> (London, 01/03/02): The 2002 European Online Journalism Awards, a
> competition to reward excellence in web journalism, was launched today in
> London.
>
> The awards, now in their fourth year, were set up in recognition of the
> huge changes online publishing is making to journalism and were the first
> awards to honour the work of online journalists.
>
> The competition is open to all European journalists and the judges are
> drawn from leading media houses across the continent. The EOJ Awards are
> administered by a supervisory board consisting of leading journalism
> educators from across  the continent.
>
> Past winners of EOJ Awards include BBC Online, Dagens Nyheter, Times
> Europe, Helsingin Sanomat, Enredando, NRH Radio, The Guardian, New
> Scientist, Oslopuls, Central Europe Review, Transitions On Line,
> OutThereNews, Reuters AlertNet.
>
> Awards will be offered in 21 categories.
>
> This year's competition will be audited by the electronic division  of the
> Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC).
>
> Milverton Wallace, founder and organiser of the EOJ Awards, said  the
> recent upheavals in the online media sector serve to reinforce the need for
> the profession to produce more journalists with a practical understanding
> of what Internet media technologies are capable of and how to use them to
> produce new and exciting journalism services for our readers and viewers.
>
> "The aim of these awards is to showcase excellent examples of good stories
> told with the tools of the Internet and to help accelerate the development
> and promotion of best practice in online journalism among European
> journalists," he said.
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> Deadline for submission of entries is 31 May 2002.
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> NOTES FOR EDITORS
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> 1) The EOJ Awards web site is at: http://www.net-media.co.uk
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> 2) All entries must be submitted via the entry form on the web site
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> For further information contact:
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> Fiona MacKinnon or Milverton Wallace
> Tel: +44 (0)20 7637 7909; +44 (0)870 241 6631; Fax:+44 (0)20 7636 4888;
> Email: (info /at/ net-media.co.uk)
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Dmitry A. Ruschin ((ruschin /at/ DR2709.spb.edu))
St.Petersburg State University
Sat, 16 Mar 102 20:21 +0300 MSK

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