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1946  RIAS on Wire

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1946  Elections in Berlin

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1947  Extreme Winter in Berlin

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1947  New Transmitter

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RIAS BERLIN KOMMISSION

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Deadline nears for entries 2022 RIAS Media Prize The January 31 deadline for entries for the 2022 RIAS Media Prize is rapidly approaching. Journalists who have broadcast or produced radio, TV or digital stories that were aired or published in the United States or Germany with a transatlantic aspect during 2021 are eligible for prizes. There will be a total of up to $12,000 (10,000 EUR) in prize money awarded for the best radio, television and digital stories. That includes a $6,000 (5,000 EUR) grand prize for the single most outstanding entry that was broadcast during 2021. RIAS alumni are especially encouraged to submit their work as there is a special Fellow Category as well. www.riasberlin.orgThe winners in 2021 for the year 2020 included Ingo Zamperoni and Birgit Wärnke of ARD Television for their story about Donald Trump’s reelection campaign, the sharp political divisions in the United States, and his American wife’s family, as well as Ryan Delaney of St. Louis Public radio, who won for a series of stories about how Germany kept its schools open during the first stages of the Covid-19 pandemic.The winners of several different categories including best TV production, best radio production and best fellow production will be invited to attend a gala awards ceremony in Berlin on June 2, 2022.The RIAS Media Prize is intended to help strengthen the diversity of transatlantic dialogue and to deepen interest in German-American relations. The stories submitted should go beyond daily and routine reporting, should process information and describe social reality in a remarkable way, and promote dialogue on similarities and differences in transatlantic relations.Contributions ideally should include one or more of the following: stand out thematically, take on new questions in a creative way, critically examine and make the diversity of social reality clear, contain interesting suggestions for transatlantic debate, encourage reflection on problems and solutions, question clichés about Germans and/or Americans, describe trends in everyday life that are of general interest, contribute in a special way to mutual curiosity and understanding, or be suitable to strengthen democratic and societal values.RIAS Berlin Commission – Prize Ceremony June 12, 2017 Entries must be received by the RIAS Berlin Commission via Email no later than January 31st, 2022. All work submitted must be the primary effort of the person or persons making the entry. RIAS Berlin Commission reserves the right to create additional categories such as a “Jury Prize” for awards or decline to make an award in a category where only a few entries or those of poor quality are received.DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES: JANUARY 31, 2022Entries must include:– full name, title, business address, phone, e-mail,– posting date(s) of the story, story running length, word count, – story title and brief description– a brief description of your rolein the production of the storyClearly indicate the category for your entry:Categories are: 1) Television 2) Radio 3) Digital (includes podcasts and online) 4) “RIAS Fellow Prize” (best TV, radioor digital entry by a current RIAS participant or RIAS fellow alumni)A maximum of two entries per person is allowed. An entry is considered to be one single entry when several shorter pieces relate in form or content to a specific category.All entries must be submitted electronically via Email:– with a valid URL that is active until at least March 2022 and can be accessed without proprietary information (password) by the RIAS jury.ALL ENTRIES SHOULD BE SENT TO:Email: info@riasberlin.orgThe RIAS Berlin Commission is a binational organization for the promotion of German-American understanding in the field of broadcasting. ... Read MoreRead Less

RIAS Berlin Commission – The RIAS Berlin Commission – founded 1992 in recognition of the merits of RIAS Berlin (Radio in the American Sector) as a “free voice of the free world” from 1946 to 1993

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The RIAS Berlin Commission – founded 1992 in recognition of the merits of RIAS Berlin (Radio in the American Sector) as a “free voice of the free world” from 1946 to 1993
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RIAS BERLIN KOMMISSION

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RIAS ALUMNI DONATIONS SURGE IN 2021 Private donations to the RIAS Berlin Commission bounced back strongly in 2021 to a total of more than 8,600 euros with contributions coming from more than 60 alumni and friends of RIAS in Germany and the United States. The rise in donations coincided with the resumption of RIAS exchange programs with three in September/October 2021 in which 56 journalists from both countries took part. There were no programs in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.Those generous donations in 2021 will help make it possible to expand the exchange programs in 2022. All donations raised from alumni and friends of RIAS are being used directly and entirely for additional spots on the exchange programs for journalists between the United States and Germany. There are seven programs planned for 2021: two three-week standard programs for German journalists to the USA in March and October; two two-week standard programs for American journalists to Germany/Brussels in June and September; one three-week program for German students to the USA in March/April; one three-week program for American students to Germany in June/July; and one one-week alumni program for 30 German alumni to Washington/Pennsylvania in October.The donations in 2021 included 6,650 euros from 42 alumni and friends of RIAS in Germany and $2,270 from 16 alumni and friends of RIAS in the United States. There was a wide range from individual donors in 2021, from $50 to $750 in the United States and 30 euros and 800 euros in Germany. RIAS Berlin Commission says a big thanks to all donors! Large donors (200 euros or more): Kristian Wiegand, Mitri Sirin, Erik Kirschbaum, Dilek Üsek, Helge Fuhst, Ingo Zamperoni, Anja Heyde, Martin Richter, Anne Sieger, Daniel Prokraka, Andre Schünke, Viviene Rademacher and Björn Heckmann. And thanks to all those who made substantial donations (100 euros or more): Susann Kalmbach Falkenstein, Iris Ollech, Maren Hellwege-Beck, Michail Paweletz, Kerstin Ruskowski, Gesine Dornbluth, Frauke Holzmeier, Ben Fajzullin, Andreas Mitzkus, Peter Twiehaus, Christian Walther, Vladimir Balzer, Steffi Clodius, Petra Gute, Michael Kolz, Andreas and Lydia Dimmling. Thanks also to the larger donations ($200 or more) in the USA from: Michael Gargiulo, Karin Caifa, Sarah Williams. Also thanks to those who also made substantial donations: Lane Luckie, Buzz Conover, Bonnie North, Bryan Weakland, Heather Dolce, Miranda Reed, Tracy Terry, Amy Lotz, Cain Butler and Stephanie Wolf.The alumni chapters set up in Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Rhine-Main, Brussels, New York, Washington and Los Angeles are helping spread the message on donations. With more than 1,900 alumni over the last quarter century, the RIAS Berlin Commission is hoping to double the amount of donations.The RIAS Berlin Commission’s annual Media Prize awards ceremony is tentatively planned for June 2 in Berlin. There will also be a panel discussion and alumni get-together the following evening in Berlin on June 3. All alumni are cordially welcome to attend both events. In the United States, alumni get-togethers are planned for Washington DC on March 11 and in New York City on March 18. There will also be a series of alumni events at the RTDNA Excellence in Journalism convention. ... Read MoreRead Less

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RIAS BERLIN KOMMISSION

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Here is a story about the myriad contributions that generations of Turkish immigrants have been making in Germany since they first started arriving as underappreciated Gastsrbeiter 60 years ago —- and yet how often they have remained unseen or ignored by so many for so long.No longer ‘guests’: Germans of Turkish descent are finding greater acceptance at lastwww.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2021-12-28/germany-residents-turkish-descent-gain-greater-acce... ... Read MoreRead Less

No longer 'guests': Germans of Turkish descent are finding greater acceptance at last

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Inventors of a COVID-19 vaccine, top politicians and film stars are among the Germans with Turkish roots blazing new trails in societal acceptance.
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RIAS BERLIN KOMMISSION

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Here is a story about the myriad contributions that generations of Turkish immigrants have been making in Germany since they first started arriving as underappreciated Gastsrbeiter 60 years ago —- and yet how often they have remained unseen or ignored by so many for so long. ... Read MoreRead Less
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