The Deutscher Fernsehpreis is Germany’s premier television award, recognizing excellence in television programming. This year, the jury has added a special prize to recognize the outstanding work of journalists in reporting the coronavirus pandemic. The "Best Information" award honors the best in Corona-Berichterstattung, recognizing the hard work and dedication of journalists in providing the public with accurate and timely information.
"Best Information" Award: Deutscher Fernsehpreis
The Deutscher Fernsehpreis is one of Germany’s most prestigious television awards. It is awarded annually to recognize excellence in television programming. This year, the jury has added a special prize to recognize the outstanding work of journalists in reporting the coronavirus pandemic. The "Best Information" award honors the best in Corona-Berichterstattung, recognizing the hard work and dedication of journalists in providing the public with accurate and timely information.
The award is open to all German television programs that have reported on the coronavirus pandemic. The jury is looking for programs that have provided accurate and comprehensive coverage of the pandemic, as well as programs that have gone beyond the basics to provide in-depth analysis and perspective.
The winner of the award will receive a cash prize of €10,000 and a certificate of recognition. The award is intended to recognize the importance of accurate and comprehensive reporting on the coronavirus pandemic.
Recognizing Excellence in Corona-Berichterstattung
The Deutscher Fernsehpreis is a unique opportunity to recognize the hard work and dedication of journalists in providing the public with accurate and timely information about the coronavirus pandemic.
The award is open to all German television programs that have reported on the coronavirus pandemic. The jury is looking for programs that have provided accurate and comprehensive coverage of the pandemic, as well as programs that have gone beyond the basics to provide in-depth analysis and perspective.
The winner of the award will be selected by a jury of television professionals and experts in coronavirus reporting. The award is intended to recognize the importance of accurate and comprehensive reporting on the coronavirus pandemic.
The Deutscher Fernsehpreis is an important way to recognize the hard work and dedication of journalists in providing the public with accurate and timely information about the coronavirus pandemic. The "Best Information" award is an important recognition of the hard work of journalists
The German Television Awards recently awarded the special jury prize for ‘Best Information’ to the television coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In recognition of the invaluable role of the German broadcast industry in delivering timely and accurate news during this time of crisis, the jury recognised excellent reporting from both local and international broadcasters. In citing their recipients for the award, the jury described their work as “exemplary”, and highlighted the way in which the media has helped citizens to stay informed, as well as aiding in the battle against the virus.
At the announcement of the award, the jury acknowledged the vast body of work over the course of the pandemic to convey both the factual information and the emotional lived experience of the virus, while honouring the diligence and dedication of the reporters, editors and producers across the broadcast spectrum.
Several broadcasters were recognised for their work on the pandemic, including local television broadcasters such as RTL, ZDF and ARD who, both in their news coverage and in special programming, were praised for their thorough analysis and cutting-edge reporting. The jury also acknowledged the efforts of international broadcasters such as CNN, Al Jazeera, and the BBC, as well as the contribution of local radio stations in delivering detailed, up-to-date coverage.
This award serves to recognise the importance of a free and open media in the midst of crisis and its ability to deliver crucial information to the public. In a time of uncertainty, the award for “Best Information” is a testament to the power of media and its ability to provide a beacon of truth during these difficult times.
