AIPS Awards

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The AIPS Sport Media Awards are an international award for sports media and have been presented regularly by the International Association for Sports Journalists (AIPS for short) since 2018 . The award is endowed with $ 13,000 per category. The AIPS Awards are considered the highest international honor for sports journalists.

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In 2015, the AIPS presented an international award for sports journalists and media for the first time under the name Sport Media Pearl Awards . The award ceremony took place in Abu Dhabi , among other things, the German TV journalist Hajo Seppelt received awards in the Video documentary category for his film Doping Secret: In the Shadow Realm of Athletics and in the Best investigative reporting category. In 2018, the AIPS decided to reissue the award ceremony under the new name AIPS Sport Media Awards , which were presented on January 22, 2019 in Lausanne . The award ceremony was streamed live in over 120 countries and takes place at different locations every year.

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The invitation to tender for the AIPS Sport Media Award is aimed at all people who work in sports journalism. Thus, not only established mass media but also blogs are permitted. For example, the Austrian blog for the radio show Moments des Sports received a nomination as Best Weblog 2015. The AIPS received over 1,200 contributions from 119 countries for the 2019 award. A twelve-person international jury ultimately nominated ten entries in eight categories. One of the top three was then invited to the award ceremony in Lausanne.

Award winners

  • Photo (Action): 1st Prize Vincent Riemersma (PZC), 2nd Prize Alexey Filippov ( Sputnik ), 3rd Prize Norbert Schmidt ( Sports Photo )
  • Photo (Portfolio) : 1st Prize Adam Pretty ( Getty Images ), 2nd Prize Xu Liu ( Xinhua News Agency ), 3rd Prize Patrick B. Kraemer (Magicpbk)
  • Writing (Best Column) : 1st Prize Igor Rabiner ( Sport-Express ), 2nd Prize Oliver Brown ( The Daily Telegraph ), 3rd Prize Dumitru Graur ( Sport in Romania )
  • Writing (Best Colorpiece) : 1st Prize José Ignacio Pérez Hernández ( MARCA ), 2nd Prize Antje Windmann ( Der Spiegel ), 3rd Prize Christof Gertsc, Mikael Krogerus (Das Magazin, Tamedia)
  • Audio : 1st prize Pirmin Styrnol , Jürgen Schmidt ( SWR2 ), 2nd prize Aaron Kearney ( ABC Radio ), 3rd prize Dario Ricci (Radio24 IlSole24Ore)
  • Video (Athletes Profile) : 1st Prize Diego Hurtado de Mendoza, Greg Groggel, Peter Berg ( Olympic Channel ), 2nd Prize Emanuela Audisio (3D Produzioni), 3rd Prize Anthony Audureau (Demain Dakar)
  • Video (Documentary) : 1st Prize Emanuela Audisio (3D Produzioni), 2nd Prize Dan Goldberg (Mint Pictures), 3rd Prize He Zhu (CCTV and Beijing SDT Media Co., Ltd)
  • Journalistic Weblog : 1st prize Yin Ma (We Love Volley), 2nd prize Nick Butler (Insidethegames.biz), 3rd prize Ubaldo Scanagatta (Ubitennis.com)
  • Special award : Michael Kuhn for his life's work , Anas Arameyaw Anas in the Investigative Reporting category

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ SWR Sport, SWR Sport: SWR sports editors win media award. Accessed May 31, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Sport Media Pearl Awards announce 85 nominees, including two from The National, in global journalism competition. Retrieved May 31, 2019 .
  3. ^ Award for Tagesspiegel sports reporters Bardow and Nedo. Accessed May 31, 2019 .
  4. ↑ AIPS Sport Media Award 2018 for SWR2 report with Horst Eckel. Accessed May 31, 2019 .
  5. ↑ Moments of Sports twice nominated for "Sports Oscar"! Accessed May 31, 2019 (German).
  6. ↑ Global, multicultural and full of quality: the amazing tale of the AIPS Sport Media Awards. Retrieved May 31, 2019 .
  7. ↑ Aquatics honored at the AIPS Sport Media Awards | fina.org - Official FINA website. Retrieved June 24, 2019 .
  8. ↑ Sports journalist Michael Kuhn honored for life's work - derStandard.de. Accessed May 31, 2019 (Austrian German).
  9. ↑ https://www.aipsawards.com/podium (English)