This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
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“AIPS has the honor of announcing nominees for the podium in the eight senior categories of AIPS Sport Media Awards 2024”. The winners of the 7th edition will be crowned in an elegant palace in Rabat, Morocco, and this is the first time that the ceremony will take place in Africa.
After closing the submission window in November 2024, 2065 submissions received from 136 different countries began the intense race for a place in the final and were meticulously examined through the different stages of judgment: 664 were selected in the long list, 305 in the restricted list, 95 in the top 10 nominees (including the 15 best young reporters) and 24 are now officially on the podium.
The members of the jury will meet the day before the ceremony to determine the final positions of these nominees.
The winners of each senior category will receive $ 8,000 (1st price), 3,000 dollars (2nd price) and $ 2,000 (3rd price).
Unlike senior categories, there is no podium in the young reporters, who guarantee a scholarship at a leading international event. The three remaining candidates in each of the young reporters categories will be announced tomorrow and the winners will be revealed during the ceremony.
Special prices, including a Life in Sports and Investigative Reporting, will also be awarded during the celebration in Rabat. The gala will also unveil the special mentions for some of the work put forward, whatever their final position.
Based on the votes of the 12 members of the AIPS Prix Jury of the Sports Media, here are the first three of each senior category, classified in alphabetical order of countries:
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Audio
Jens Peter Gideon (Germany), Schumacher. The story of an icon – series of podcasts in 5 parts – Norddeutscher Rundfunk (editor’s note)
Ashish Sharma (United Kingdom), the financial fairplay of football-BBC
Andrew Todos (United Kingdom), Play on! How football has returned to a Ukraine torn by war! – talksport
Photographic portfolio
Dario Belingheri (Italy), cycling moments – Getty Images
Edward Whitaker (United Kingdom), horse racing in the world-Racing Post
Esam al-Kmali (Yemen), football is a gateway to peace-Esam al-Kmali
Sport action photography
Jérôme Brouillet (France), Golden Instant – AFP
Borut Zivulovic (Slovenia), above the mist and trees-Thomson Reuters
Mike Egerton (United Kingdom), Simone Biles-Pa Media
Video athlete profile
Marc Sauvourel (France), Marie-Jo-Canal+
Christoph Nahr, Philipp Grüll (Germany), Beckenbauer – Ard (German television)
Andreas Troll (Germany), Michael Schumacher – Ard/Daserste, German television
Video documentary
Nan Shen (China), Aim High – Xinhua News Agency
Alexandra Guiral, Louis Villers (France), the sirens of Ukraine – Canal+
Robert Schöffel (Germany), attack on amateur football – the greed of the betting industry – Bayerischer Rundfunk/Ard
Short video
Henrique Arcoverde (Brazil), “Home Turf” – Grupo Globo
Jieni Cheng (China), Surface – China Media Group
Armando Oquendo (Spain), First Try – A Flight Through Montserrat – AS.com
Writing Better piece in color
Itay Goder (Israel), “I give you my word: nothing will happen to you” – DER SPIEGEL
Adam Leventhal (United Kingdom), Christian Atsu-A year after research to find him. Through the eyes of his loved ones. – The Athletic
Steve Menary (UK), Greek tragedy – Josimar
Best written chronicle
Shireen Ahmed (Canada) The ban on hijab in sport in France is considered a “shameful moment” while the country is preparing to host the Olympic Games – CBC Sports
Robert Livingstone (Canada), moving the Los Angeles Olympic cricket in New York offers us a rare window on what is really going on – Gamesbids.com
Tianhao Shen (China), one Euro 2024 Uni, a United Europe – Titan Sports
