Cross media , Cross border, Cross cultural
The entry deadline for the 2008 AIB Awards has now passed so we can no longer accept any more submissions. We have been surprised and, if we're honest, slightly overwhelmed by not only the quantity but the quality of this year's entries. A lot of the submissions came right at the last minute in a huge wave. But these have been all logged and sorted into the various categories.
Bookings for the Awards Dinner have already opened. Full details about how to reserve your table have been posted here. There are also a few sponsorship opportunities available. For sponsorship enquiries, contact Oliver Kirkman. He can be reached by e-mail by writing "ollie" followed by "@centuryonepublishing.ltd.uk". We don't put clickable e-mail addresses here on the home page to avoid the spambots scraping the site.
But, once again, thanks for your generous support of the AIB. We're delighted to see the industry is certainly alive and kicking.
Please bookmark this site and check back as we get nearer the date.
Cheers,
Simon Spanswick
CEO, AIB
The AIB Media Excellence Awards have become established as one of the most significant events in the international broadcasting calendar.
The Awards attract entries from broadcasters throughout the world and are trusted as providing true peer evaluation of programming, marketing strategies and technology.
The reach of the AIB Awards is global, with a marketing programme that places the Awards brochure in front of media executives, editors, producers, journalists, marketing professionals and technologists in every major broadcaster and media technology provider worldwide.
Almost 200 opinion-
formers, including parliamentarians, regulators, CEOs, journalists and editors will join the
AIB Awards and diner pensant at LSO St Luke's in London's trendy Shoreditch on 12 November 2008 to celebrate
success and reward excellence in international TV, radio and online production.