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  • Samir Ahluwalia, pinkshastra.com in race for Superbrand Award; entries close on 11 Nov

    Samir Ahluwalia, pinkshastra.com in race for Superbrand Award; entries close on 11 Nov

    MUMBAI: The Superbrand’s SuperStartUps Awards has met with an overwhelming response. The organisers are having to close entries early on 11 November.

    “The response we got was phenomenal, but most of the entries till now are from later-stage startups” said Shivjeet Kullar, Council Leader “We’re looking for the younger ones, the different ones, the brave ones, the ones who may have launched only a few years back but feel they can take on the world.” To this he adds “since the entry is free anyway, there’s only a fee when they win, it becomes an investment – to be recognized by the world!”

    For over 20 years, Superbrands has been the definitive honour for top brands across the world. From Australia to Argentina, Germany to Ghana and UAE to USA in over 50 countries over the globe, Superbrands has been the ‘Oscar’ of the business world.

    The SuperStartUp Council in India, led by legendary brand-builder turned online entrepreneur, Shivjeet Kullar, who has over 100 national and international awards to his credit, also features Make My Trip founder Deep Kalra, Sanjiv Bikchandani – the poster boy of the Internet world, Lightbox founder turned VC Sid Talwar, Prahalad Kakkar – India’s top Ad Film Maker, and Weber Shandwick CEO Valerie Pinto.

    Samir Ahluwalia ex-CEO – Content Zee Media, who has just launched his start-up, says ‘we might not be the biggest start up, but we believe in our idea and our site, so we are entering and since these awards will be judged by the public we have as much a chance to win as anyone else.’ Adding to this thought, Shubho Sengupta, noted Internet evangelist and founder pinkshastra.com says ‘quite frankly it’s an investment. You only pay any fees if you win, and if you do – you immediately stand out from everyone else looking for recognition and investors!’

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  • Samir Ahluwalia, pinkshastra.com in race for Superbrand Award; entries close on 11 Nov

    Samir Ahluwalia, pinkshastra.com in race for Superbrand Award; entries close on 11 Nov

    MUMBAI: The Superbrand’s SuperStartUps Awards has met with an overwhelming response. The organisers are having to close entries early on 11 November.

    “The response we got was phenomenal, but most of the entries till now are from later-stage startups” said Shivjeet Kullar, Council Leader “We’re looking for the younger ones, the different ones, the brave ones, the ones who may have launched only a few years back but feel they can take on the world.” To this he adds “since the entry is free anyway, there’s only a fee when they win, it becomes an investment – to be recognized by the world!”

    For over 20 years, Superbrands has been the definitive honour for top brands across the world. From Australia to Argentina, Germany to Ghana and UAE to USA in over 50 countries over the globe, Superbrands has been the ‘Oscar’ of the business world.

    The SuperStartUp Council in India, led by legendary brand-builder turned online entrepreneur, Shivjeet Kullar, who has over 100 national and international awards to his credit, also features Make My Trip founder Deep Kalra, Sanjiv Bikchandani – the poster boy of the Internet world, Lightbox founder turned VC Sid Talwar, Prahalad Kakkar – India’s top Ad Film Maker, and Weber Shandwick CEO Valerie Pinto.

    Samir Ahluwalia ex-CEO – Content Zee Media, who has just launched his start-up, says ‘we might not be the biggest start up, but we believe in our idea and our site, so we are entering and since these awards will be judged by the public we have as much a chance to win as anyone else.’ Adding to this thought, Shubho Sengupta, noted Internet evangelist and founder pinkshastra.com says ‘quite frankly it’s an investment. You only pay any fees if you win, and if you do – you immediately stand out from everyone else looking for recognition and investors!’

    Log in to superstartupsindia.com

  • NYF’s TV & Film Awards 2014 calls for entries

    NYF’s TV & Film Awards 2014 calls for entries

    MUMBAI: New York Festivals International Television & Film Awards, honoring the World‘s Best TV & Films, is calling out for entries.

    NYF‘s TV & Film Awards ED Rose Anderson initiated multiple updates in this year‘s competition, among them expanded categories and a website redesign. Updated categories for 2014 edition include: Best Nonfiction Series, Best Screenplay, Best Host, Business & Finance Documentary, Human Concerns Documentary, Financial & Legal Reporting, Legal Issues Documentary, Corporate Social Responsibility and Student Online Program.

    Speaking on the changing landscape of the television and film industry Anderson said: “NYF continues to be responsive to current world-wide creative trends by updating categories as well as creating new ones. Our competition honors and celebrates exceptional and imaginative programs created around the globe. Broadcast, online, exhibition – we welcome all platforms.”

    The 2014 Television & Film Awards will take place at the annual NAB Show in Las Vegas on 8 April 2014. This official partnership with NAB Show, now in its fourth year, showcases the competition to more than 93,000 media and entertainment professionals from 156 countries, including more than 1,700 industry press representatives.

    2013‘s Grand Trophy winning entry director of Paul Simon‘s Graceland Journey: Under African Skies Joe Berlinger said, “To receive the Grand Award from New York Festivals International Television & Film Awards this past year, from such a strong group of internationally acclaimed nominations was truly a privilege and memorable moment for me as well as a testament to the strength and quality of the films and shows being produced around the globe.”

    Specialty awards for 2013 included: ESPN USA earned Broadcaster of the Year, The Edge Picture Company UK was awarded Production Company of the Year, and Susan Zirinsky, Sr. executive producer of the CBS News broadcast 48 Hours, was the NYF Lifetime Achievement Award recipient.

    The deadline to enter the 2014 Television & Film Awards competition is 15 October 2013. Entry details and competition rules and regulations can be found on the NYF Television & Film Awards website www.newyorkfestivals.com.

    All Entries in the 2014 competition will be judged online and screened by New York Festivals Television & Film Awards Grand Jury of 200 plus producers, directors, writers, and other creative media professionals from around the globe. Winning entries will be showcased on the NYF Television & Film Awards website.

  • Entries Invited for fourth Asian Digital Media Awards

    Entries Invited for fourth Asian Digital Media Awards

    NEW DELHI: Entries have been invited for the fourth Asian Digital Media Awards. The award will distinguish the most forward thinking and creative achievements of news companies that have embraced digital media in order to meet the major changes in how people consume information today.

    Entries must be submitted to WAN-IFRA by 23 August. The competition is open to all publishers in Asia Pacific and the Middle East.

    All entries must have been published between September 2012 and August 2013. Award winners will be honoured at Digital Media Asia 2013 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on 12 to 14 November.

    The award categories are: online media, cross-media, online video, online infographics, mobile media, tablet publishing and social media.

    Registration and submission of entries is fully online. On completing the registration and payment, the applicants will receive a link and password to upload the entries.

    Any number of entries can be submitted. However, each entry has to be specified during the online registration and requires the payment of the entry fee. Entries that do not conform to submission criteria will be disqualified.

    Participants must grant WAN-IFRA Asia the full rights to retain and use, free-of-charge, any images or material from the contest for publication in books, exhibitions and websites or for educational and promotional purposes.

  • Toonz invites entries for MAC Animation Competition ’03

    MUMBAI: Toonz Animation India’s world event Week With The Masters Animation Celebration’s (MAC) to be held at Trivandrum (Kerala) from 4-8 November 2003, has invited entries for its IN.SEA Animation Competition 2003.

    The fourth edition of the competition provides a stage to showcase talent within Asia and give it international exposure. Entries are open to independent animation artists, including students from India and other Southeast Asian countries. The Animation Contest forms the cornerstone of the Week With The Masters celebrations.

    Only work completed after 15 August 2001, can be entered. While the short films can run up to 30 minutes, commercials can only be two minutes long. The Week With The Masters will offer a pass and hospitality to filmmakers whose works are selected for the final competition. The last date for sending entries is 15 August 2003.

    The best entry will receive the Master’s Trophy and the Grand Prize of $2,000 and the category prize of $1,000 will be awarded to the best entry in each category. The jury may also award additional prizes as they see fit.