Screen (magazine)
Screen was the title of the first German TV program magazine (Wilhelm Herget-Verlag, Stuttgart, Senior Editor: Dr. Joachim Hoffmeister), which in the 50s as a sister magazine appearing also in Wilhelm Herget publishing radio and television magazine as At that time the only program magazine exclusively contained the TV programs of the public broadcasting corporations as well as text and picture contributions accompanying the program (excluding radio programs).
The on- screen illustration owes its importance in the history of television and in the TV magazine press to the award of the oldest German television prize. The TV magazine, which was published weekly at the time, awarded the Golden Screen for the first time in 1959 , the winners of which were determined on the basis of a nationwide reader vote. In addition to this first German audience television award, a Golden Screen of TV Critics was later brought into being, whose jurors included prominent critics such as Joachim Kaiser , Manfred Delling and Hans Hellmut Kirst and which was awarded above all to exceptional television productions and successful directors . With the golden screen , on the other hand, the television audience honored the achievements of such popular artists as Heinz Rühmann , Inge Meysel , Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff , Peter Frankenfeld , Jürgen Roland , Joachim Fuchsberger , Caterina Valente and Peter Alexander . The prize was awarded to television professionals every year until 1977 and was not awarded afterwards.
In early 1960, the two were in Wilhelm Herget-Verlag appearing program magazines screen and radio and television magazines and the Dusseldorf magazine TV television week from Heinrich Bauer Verlag , Hamburg taken, and the program guide hearing and seeing to the Title TV hearing and seeing united.