Ö1 “Hörbilder” Awarded Gold in New York

Ö1 “Hörbilder” Awarded Gold in New York

Renate Maurer’s feature film “The Girl Who Fell From Heaven” was awarded gold at the New York Festivals International Radio Awards in the category “Documentary / Heroes” (sound: Robert Pavlecka, speakers: Irina Wanka, Jörg Stelling, editor: Eva Roither).

In it, Maurer tells Juliane Koepcke’s adventurous survival story: In December 1971, a plane on the Peruvian LANSA line caught an electrical storm on the route from Lima to Pucallpa and broke in mid-air. 91 passengers die, only Juliane, 17, survives; his mother is among the dead. She had fallen into the rain forest from 3000 meters, tied to her seat. With minor injuries, no glasses, only a sandal and a bag of fruit candy, she goes through the jungle. She is on the road for almost eleven days until she meets the locals. Renate Maurer visited Juliane Koepke in Peru. And he also spoke with Juan Alfonso Zaplana Ramírez, then head of the search.

Radio play of the year (in Germany)

On February 22, the jury of the German Academy of Performing Arts selected the ORF / BR production “GEH DICHT DICHTIG! Hörspieldialog mit Elfriede Gerstl” as the radio work of the year at the Literaturhaus Frankfurt.

In it, Berlin-based author Ruth Johanna Benrath engages in a fictional dialogue with the Viennese poet Elfriede Gerstl, whom she admires. The jury discussed the auditor’s fireworks and particularly emphasized the anarchic use of language and a rarely successful rhythmization of linguistic musicality. In addition to Gerti Drassl as Elfriede Gerstl and Dörte Lyssewski as the author, Lauren Newton, with her sound surfaces and language games, not least carries this dialogue between two authors who have never met in real life, but who deeply penetrate each other on a linguistic level. For the first time in 31 years, non-ARD productions were also entered into the competition – oe1.ORF.at – Squeeze!

Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Award 2019 for the Ö1 series of audio images

The Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Award 2019 in the “Radio” category went to the journalist Ö1 Natasa Konopitzky.

Natasa Konopitzky received her award for the series of audio images about her contradictory grandfather: “My luck is that my luck does not leave me: Imre Kormos, hero and scoundrel.” (Sound: Ralph Gabriel, sound and production: Stefan Weber, editor: Eva Roither and Elisabeth Stratka)

In the elaborately researched feature (which can also be heard as a four-part podcast series), Natasa Konopitzky searches for traces of her conflicting grandfather, who saved the lives of many persecuted in the 1940s and is still unknown.

The research was supported by Literar-Mechana Project Scholarship Journalism, the National Fund of the Republic of Austria for Victims of National Socialism and the Future Fund of the Republic of Austria.

Imre Kormos. Hero and Halunke – episodes 1 and 2
Imre Kormos. Hero and Halunke – episodes 3 and 4

Journalism Award from Below

In December 2019, Udo Seelhofer and Sandra Knopp received awards in the Radio category for their program on the subject of minimum security on Freak Radio on Ö1 Campus. According to the jury’s reasoning: “Due to the controversial introduction of ‘new welfare’ this spring, the subject is particularly explosive. The contribution has been very well, multi-layered and humanly prepared, and uses concrete examples to show the pitfalls of this new law, especially for You have adults with disabilities and how it affects them. “

Christina Höfferer received second prize for her Ö1 radio protocol, Das neue Bürgergeld in Italy. The jury praised the “thoroughly researched contribution, which makes very clear the shortcomings and gaps in this widespread social assistance and also addresses the European dimension of social security systems”.

Medienlöwe 2019 at ORF / Ö1

Medienlöwe 2019 goes to the ORF editorial team of the multimedia program focused “100 years of women’s suffrage”.

“Prepared for a long time and precisely arranged, in a wide variety of formats and program lines, the ORF shows courage for women and supports the demand for equal participation in all political and social processes, in a historical context and with current relevance, “said the jury. In Ö1 there were over 30 shows and the 52-part miniature series “The Power of Women – Women Do Politics” on the show. The award was traditionally presented on the eve of the Journalists Congress.

100 years of female suffrage
The power of women: women do politics

Double success ORF at the Prix Europe

At the most important European media festival, the Prix Europa, launched in 1987 by the European Parliament and the EU Commission, ORF received the Golden Bull on Friday in two categories. The Ö1 radio play “Höllenkinder” prevailed in the radio play category and ZIB presenter Armin Wolf was voted European Journalist of the Year.

The Austrian author Gabriele Kögl’s radio play is a great internal monologue that gives voice to an old woman who was never granted it. Even on her 80th birthday, the farmer, who has now become frail, is not spared her daughter’s questions. Is the truth reasonable for children? Can you tell a story that you have been silent for decades? “She wants to know things about me,” says the protagonist of this monologue, spoken by Gudrun Ritter, “that they are not her business and that they would not make their lives easier … She wants to take old stories from me, she wants to open up my life.” and taking apart how to kill a piece of cattle and taking it apart and packing it up and putting it in the freezer so you can get something out every day when you go to the kitchen. ”

Elisabeth Weilenmann directed this 2018 Ö1 production of the year 2018, the music comes from Fatima Dunn, the sound design was done by Jean-Boris Szymczak and Martin Leitner.

The jury’s reasoning: “This year’s winning piece is not easy. At first glance, it may seem simple: a woman counts her life as a great interior monologue. But the narrative takes completely unpredictable turns. The woman has experienced so many atrocities that it takes your breath away. You can’t help but listen to the truth that opens up: it’s a story about incest and sexual abuse that has been silent for a lifetime. Children demand their right to know where they come from. But is it really your right? A masterpiece of a person’s narrative, a ruthless retrospective that leads us to the question of whether it really is always better to know the truth. “

European Journalist of the Year 2019

The ZIB Anchor prevailed over the field of important colleagues from all over Europe; In addition to Wolf, “Falter” editor-in-chief Florian Klenk was nominated for Austria. In her eulogy, the European Prize president and Swedish radio director, Cilla Benkö, emphasized the importance of critical journalism for democracy. In addition to Armin Wolf’s engagement with social media, special attention was paid in his speech to an exciting interview with FPÖ Secretary General Harald Vilimsky about the EU election, during which Vilimsky had threatened Wolf with consequences.

It would not be Armin Wolf if he had not thanked Harald Vilimsky in his speech, since this award is only the consequence of this interview. Wolf emphasized that emotion-driven populist politics, regardless of whether in Austria, Hungary, or the United States, was fundamentally opposed to fact-based journalism. “Populism is sensational politics,” said Wolf in Potsdam.

European award

Radio Oscar for Ö1

For the first time, a Ö1 production in New York received the GOLD Award. Natasa Konopitzky’s great two-piece “Hörbilder” received an award in New York in June 2019 and was therefore ranked by the New York Festival Radio Awards jury in the category of Best Radio Documentation in the World 2019.

In the elaborately researched feature, Natasa Konopitzky searches for traces of her conflicting grandfather, who saved the lives of many persecuted in the 1940s, and yet remained unknown.

Ö1 repeats the excellent production “My happiness is that my happiness will not leave me. Imre Kormos. Hero and Halunke. A search for traces of Natasa Konopitzky, parts 1 and 2” on November 1 and 2, 2019 in the “Ö1 Hörbilder” also as a four-part podcast “Ö1 Hörbilder”.

The research was supported by Literar-Mechana Project Scholarship Journalism, the National Fund of the Republic of Austria for Victims of National Socialism and the Future Fund of the Republic of Austria.

Natasa Konopitzky has worked as a program designer, moderator, and author in Austria 1 since 2007.
In 2014, she was awarded a bronze for an Ö1 audio image (along with Thomas Gasser) at New York festivals.

Imre Kormos. Hero and Scoundrel – Part 1
Imre Kormos. Hero and scoundrel part 2

NewYorkFestival Radio Awards

The most important prices in recent years.

The dokKa Prize for his excellent documentary to listen to was awarded to Jürgen Pettinger, who not only tells the story of Franz Dom with his work “With a Warm No Pardon ─ The Fall of Franz Dom”, which was executed in 1944 at the age of 21 years for his homosexuality. But he also explored his own position as a gay man in today’s society.

Extract from the jury’s reasoning: More than 70 years ago, a 21-year-old homosexual, Franz Doms, was sentenced to death by a special Nazi court in Vienna. He was regarded as “a completely unfounded criminal, powerless against his unnatural instincts, for whom neither prison nor educational success is expected because of prison terms.” Jürgen Pettinger, himself gay, reconstructs Franz Dom’s short life from archive quotes and makes us feel “I fell in love with a dead boy!” In an imaginary and therapeutic dialogue with the “dead boy”, Pettinger reflects on his own life as a gay man in today’s Vienna. Despite all the freedom, it seems that caution is required today in Vienna … The characteristic of Jürgen Pettinger goes further: freedom is not something natural and must be conquered every day.

Zonser radio game award

Felix Mitterer’s radio play “Märzengrund” has already been voted Ö1 radio play of the year, now it has received the Zonser radio play award. The radio play was directed by Martin Sailer for ORF. The Zons Radio Play Award is given during the specialized conference “The Zons Radio Play Days”. The focus is on radio play productions that work or are designed with dialect or regional variants of the German language.

It tells the true story of Elias, the farmer’s son, who retired to the lonely upper valley of Märzengrund in 1968 and only returned to the valley after 40 years. Mitterer had written the play “Märzengrund” as a commissioned play for the “Stummer Schrei” theater festival in Stumm, Tyrol. The group of fans of the time also participated in the version of the radio play. The music was composed and performed by the Tyrolean artist Maria Ma.

ARD German Radio Game Award

The coveted ARD German Radio Play award was presented in 2018 to Magda Woitzuck’s radio play “Die Schuhe der Braut”, an ORF production. Lower Austrian author Magda Woitzuck’s fifth radio play convinced the jury: “A piece that allows the listener to plunge into a hole, into the foul and bottomless cruelty of man-eating people. This confronts us with the babble I of Europe, “says the jury’s reasoning. .

“The Bride’s Shoes” tells the story of the Syrian soldier IS Said, who is being purified and is heading to Europe. A trip like a parable about the dangers and the harassment, about the cynicism and the narrowness of mind in relation to the subject of flight. The text in no way remains in the foreground of what is happening, but unites threads of lyrical designs to remote spaces of association, testamentary formulas and surreal visual worlds.

Leon Zelman Award

The 2018 Leon Zelman Prize for dialogue and understanding goes to science journalist and program designer Ö1 Uli Jürgens. The aim of the Leon Zelman Prize is to pay tribute to those who, in Leon Zelman’s sense, are actively committed to remembering the Shoah and the dialogue between present-day Austria and the victims of Nazi persecution and their descendants. As a science journalist, Uli Jürgens defends this attitude. In his articles and documentaries on Ö1 and ORF III, he extensively addresses the issue of remembrance and extensively addresses the consequences of the flight and displacement of Austrian Jews. But it also reports on the possible civil courage of people during the Nazi era.

Stephan Rudas Award

The “Stephan Rudas Award for Informed Reports on Mental Illness” goes to Ö1 editor Ursula Theiretzbacher in 2018. Reasons given for the jury’s decision included, above all, reports by the radio editor on subjects that were otherwise rare The extensive research and consideration of a large number of statements, and the particularly objective presentation, were once mentioned in public.

The best radio in the world

Lisa Semrad was awarded SILVER in the Documentary category for radio image Ö1 “Gay Police Officers. Gay Police Officers in Austria” at New York festivals recognizing the best radio shows in the world and was therefore ranked as the best radio show in the world of 2018.

Plus Also at oe1.ORF.at

Axel Eggebrecht Award 2018

This year’s Axel Eggebrecht Award from the Sparkasse Leipzig Media Foundation goes to publisher Ö1 Alfred Koch. The 10,000 euro prize, awarded for life’s work as a feature film author, honors those media professionals who “have continually expanded the repertoire of the feature film genre in a multifaceted and acoustic-creative way”, says the award website.

Plus Also at oe1.orf.at

State Prize for Scientific Journalism

Birgit Dalheimer was awarded the State Prize and for the promotion of scientific journalism. Design and present programs such as radio protocol, Salzburg night study, diagonal and dimensions. According to the jury’s verdict, she was extremely successful in presenting new knowledge of science and research in such a way that the general public can find exciting access to scientific topics.

Radio Adult Education Award

Four awards in the “Radio Prize for Adult Education” by Ö1. The awards presented for the 20th time this year went to Ernst Weber, Julia Gindl, Anna Masoner, Franz Zeller, Juliane Nagiller and Elisa Vass from Ö1. The award ceremony took place on January 24 at Radio ORK RadioKulturhaus in Vienna.

Plus Also at oe1.ORF.at

Journalists of the year 2017

For the 14th time, the industry newspaper “The Austrian Journalist” honored “Journalists of the Year” on January 30, 2018. Ö1 was voted one of the best in the following categories: Gabi Waldner-Pammesberger (Editor-in-Chief , place 13), Stefan Kappacher (internal politics, place 2), Bernt Koschuh (investigation, place 3), Petra Pichler (investigation, place 8), Irene Suchy (culture, place 2)) and Verena Gleitsmann (1st place of Politics Exterior)

Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Award 2017

The Lifetime Achievement Award from the Austrian Journalists Club went to editor Ö1 and longtime program manager Rainer Rosenberg. In the radio category, “Diagonal” colleagues Christine Scheucher and Peter Waldenberger were honored for their show in Silicon Valley. The awards ceremony took place on December 19, 2017.

Media Lion 2017

As part of the XIX Austrian Journalists Congress, Gabi Waldner, Chief Information Officer of Ö1, received the 2017 Golden Media Lioness Award. Women in the media are honored “who, through her role as role model, through From their previous life’s work and through their presence, they encourage women to assert themselves in the media field.

More about this at oe1.ORF.at

The art of traveling

Ursula Burkert received the “Excellent Media Partner” award on November 20, 2017 at the Palais Ferstel in Vienna for the Ö1 series “Ambience – Von der Kunst des Reisens” at the gala night of the Corps Touristique Austria. More than 1,500 elaborate and carefully designed travel features have emerged in the past three decades.

More about that in oe1.orf.at

The best radio in the world

“The World’s Best Radio Shows” were honored on June 19 at the renowned “International Radio Awards for New York Festivals”, which included a Ö1 broadcast: the “Weekend” “Die Musik” edition, designed by Elke Tschaikner and Christian Scheib Formula 1 “won bronze in the category” Entertainment / Best regularly scheduled music show “.

Radio Adult Education Award

In the “Information” section, Rainer Rosenberg is honored for his program. I am happy when I wasted time 40 years later. A feature about the 1976 VOEST trainees and the presence of the main actors, which aired in the Ö1 series “Moment am Sonntag”.

In the “Education / Science” division, the philosopher and publicist Isolde Charim was honored for her six-part series Ö1 “Me and the Others. Philosophical views on life in a pluralized society.” This “summer conference” was broadcast as part of the “Dimensions Magazine”.

Austrian radio price

As in the previous year, the Ö1 Morgenjournal won the “Best News Show” category.

Bea Sommersguter was dying with dignity for her newspaper Panorama? 15 years of active euthanasia in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Nadja Hahn and Elisabeth Stratka received the award for their How To Be Austrian project. In various programs, based on the interaction of social networks, an attempt was made to answer the question of how to become Austrian.

Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Award 2016

Peter Lachnit, head of the editorial team at Ö1 Diagonal, was awarded for his life’s work.

Ö1 National Policy Editor Stefan Kappacher received the award for his “listened to blogged” online project in the “online” category. Dr. The Karl Renner Journalism Prize is awarded by the Austrian Journalists Club (ÖJC).

Hungarian Prelate Leopold Prize

There were recognitions for the following Ö1 projects: for Ursula Theiretzbacher and her Panorama magazine on dead or deceased children, for Peter Lachnit and the entire Diagonal team and for Nadja Hahn and Elisabeth Stratka in the online category for their How To Be Austrian project.

Feature feature’16 of the Radio Basel Foundation

An audio image of Renate Maurer with the title Child Surprise. From the life of a sperm donor he won second place. The jury’s reasoning states, among other things: “A feature full of surprising twists and turns, according to the Radio Basel jury, with ‘afterburning time.’ The figure of the sperm donor who wants to do good will not let you go so Quick”.

State Prize for Scientific Journalism

Ulrike Schmitzer (Ö1) receives the “Special Award to Support Journalistic Diversity of Science”. According to Science Minister Reinhold Mitterlehner, the award winner represents the range of journalistic excellence and good work that goes on in science editorial teams every day.

Austrian radio price

The Ö1 Morgenjournal won the Austrian Radio Prize in the category “Best news program”. The Ö1 Hörbild “Luckily. Train of Hope: Nadja Hahn’s volunteer helpers from Hauptbahnhof” were voted “Best Contribution”. With this work, Nadja Hahn was able to win the United Nations Special Gold Award at the famous New York International Radio Festival in New York that same night.

There was another award in New York for Elke Tschaikner and Christian Scheib. They were successful with an edition of their weekly music program Ö1 “Le week-end”. The “Ö1 Birds’ Song Contest, “which aired as part of this series and was inspired by ORF tech buddy Martin Leitner, received the bronze in the” Entertainment / Best Regularly Timed Music Show “category.

Radio prices for adult education

In the “Information” division, the award went to Ernst Weber for the contribution Intersex: A life between the sexes, broadcast in the Ö1 series “Moment – leben heute”.

In the “Education / Science” division, the award went to Ina Zwerger for “When Adults Learn to Read and Write, a” radio protocol “on educational disadvantage in Austria.

In the “Culture” section, the “Radio Award” went to Irene Suchy and Hans-Georg Nicklaus for the monthly program Intrada Excursus: Music – Market – Media.

In the “Broadcasting Lines” division, the award went to the Ö1 helpline. Matthias Däuble received the award on behalf of the editorial team.

Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Award

At the Dr. award ceremony organized by the Austrian Journalists Club (ÖJC) at the Vienna City Hall. Karl Renner Publikistikpreises 2015 was honored in the Johannes Gelich radio category for the Ö1 role in a family drama about murder and suicide in Salzburg.

Johannes Gelich’s film production is titled Maybe I Should Have Loved You.

Prelate Leopold Prize Hungarian Journalist

After the “New York International Festival Radio Awards”, Monika Kalcsic’s audio image “Zaatari. Instructions for a Refugee Camp” received the Hungarian Prelate Award. The article describes life in one of Jordan’s largest settlements, where up to 120,000 people lived at the same time.

Italy award

The Ö1 presents two mothers of Isabelle Engels who received the special award from the Italian President at the 67th Prix Italia. The award is presented by an international jury to a television and radio program that particularly promotes equal opportunity or focuses on the strength and courage of women.

New York Festival International Radio Awards

Two Ö1 shows were ranked among the best radio shows in the world this year: the weekend edition for Friederike Mayröcker, designed by Elke Tschaikner and Christian Scheib, won the silver medal in the category “Best regularly scheduled music show” . Monika Kalcsic’s audio footage of the world’s largest refugee camp, Zaatari, won the bronze in the “National or International Affairs” category.

Austrian radio price

At the Austrian Radio Prize, which was awarded for the first time, the “Ö1 Mittagsjournal was awarded in the category” Best News Program “.” This news program is an indisputable fixed star for information programs in the Austrian media landscape. It is also an important pacemaker for the internal politics of our country, “explained the jury.

CIVIS radio price

Veronika Mauler receives the renowned CIVIS Media Award for Integration and Cultural Diversity in Europe. He receives the CIVIS radio award in the Short Programs section for his “Midday Journal: The Life of Refugees in Two Worlds”.

Concordia Journalism Award for Human Rights

Bernt Koschuh receives the 2014 Concordia Journalism Award for human rights for his sensitive reports on the subject of human rights.

Radio prices for adult education

In the “Education / Science” division, Helene Belndorfer and Alfred Koch win for the audio program between the cross and the gallows – The publicist Kurt Neumann and February 1934.

In the “Broadcasting Lines” division, Alexander Bachl (on behalf of the editorial team) wins as head of the Ö1 Moment am Sonntag series.

Press award of the Medical Association of Upper Austria

Isabelle Engels receives the award for her magazine Panorama Urlaub for attentive family members.

Wiener Stadtwerke WINFRA Journalist Award

Xaver Forthuber receives the Vienna Infrastructure Journalism Prize in the radio category for his show “Momento” Menschenströmte. The pedestrian as a flock.

Journalism Award from Below

Susanne Krischke receives the award for her contribution Life on the Poverty Line – Die Krux with the Minimum Income in the Journal Overview.

Ilse Huber received the recognition award in the radio category for his contribution Ecological Justice – Environmental Protection considered socially in the Radio Protocol. “A subject not yet known has been worked extensively, with many new insights,” said the jury.

Dr. Karl Renner Prize

Susanne Ayoub receives the award on radio Ö1 Princess Vukobrankovics. The three lives of Elisabeth Thury. Editor: Elisabeth Stratka. Co-production ORF / DLR Colonia.

Prelate Leopold Ungar Journalist Award

Bernt Koschuh receives the award for reporting to hundreds of homeless people at train stations, reporting on homeless people looking to sleep in the railway cars parked at the Vienna West Station and regularly distributed from there .

The recognition in the field of radio went to Karin Fischer for her panorama of the magazine Simply being a girl and to Birgit Pointner-Pfeifer for her balance program The Apartment Lot.

MedienLÖWIN

On November 4, 2014, the Austrian Journalists Conference at Haus der Industrie awarded MedienLÖWIN 2014 for presenting author Eva Roither for audio tracks Ö1 “The Price of Freedom – Egyptian Author and Activist Nawal El Saadawi”.

MedienLÖWIN is awarded to women in the media who encourage other women through their work, or who handle contributions in an outstanding, realistic and critical way with regard to the situation of women.

Radio Adult Education Award

Hans Georg Nicklaus becomes WAGner DICH! honored by Richard Wagner on the occasion of the Ö1 station focused on Richard Wagner’s 200th anniversary.

XVII Axel Corti Award

Renata Schmidtkunz for her “committed and consistent attitude” in television, radio and film work.

New York Festivals International Radio Awards

Gleich zwei Ö1 Hörbilder wurden in den Rang der weltweit besten Radiosendungen dieses Jahrgangs erhoben: Ohne Abschied von Eva Roither und I cried to Lagos von Natasa Konopitzky und Thomas Gasser gewannen Silber und Bronze in der Kategorie „Dokumentary / Information – Human Interest“.

Der Autor, Regisseur und Radiokünstler Arsenije Jovanovic wurde für seine Ö1 Kunstradioarbeit “Midsummer Night’s Dream in Tunnel Dubovica on Island of Hvar” in der Kategorie Sound Art mit Bronze ausgezeichnet.

Journalistenpreis Integration

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Senioren-Rose

Johannes Kaup bekommt die Auszeichnung in der Kategorie Journalismus für das vierteilige Ö1-Radiokolleg Nach der Pensionierung.

Inge-Morath-Preis

Ulrike Schmitzer bekommt den Preis für Elektronische Medien. Sie hat für Ö1-Sendungen “Dimensionen”, “Radiokolleg” und “Salzburger Nachtstudio” an die 1.000 Radiobeiträge verfasst.

Robert-Hochner-Preis

Peter Daser erhält den Preis mit der Begründung: “Er hat mit hervorragenden Beiträgen im Rahmen der erstklassigen journalistischen Leistungen des aktuellen Dienstes der ORF-Radios markante Qualitätssignale gesetzt”.

Staatspreis für Wissenschaftspublizistik

Den Förderungspreis für Nachwuchsjournalisten bekommt Barbara Daser aus der Ö1- Wissenschaftsredaktion.

Heinrich-Treichl-Preis

Die Chronik-Redaktion der ORF-Radios wird ausgezeichnet. Mit dem Heinrich-Treichl-Preis drückt das Rote Kreuz seine Anerkennung für soziales Engagement aus.

WINFRA

Lothar Bodingbauer wurde mit dem Wiener Journalismuspreis für urbane Infrastrukturberichterstattung in der Kategorie Hörfunk ausgezeichnet für seinen Beitrag Die Haltbarkeit der Stadt. Dieser wurde in “Moment – Leben heute” ausgestrahlt.

Pain Award

Margarethe Engelhardt-Krajanek bekommt den Preis in der Kategorie Radio/TV. Sie hat sich im Rahmen des “Radiokollegs” in Ö1 umfassend mit dem Thema Psychosomatik auseinandergesetzt.

Prälat Leopold Ungar Preis

Sarah Bárci bekommt den Preis für ihren Beitrag “Es wäre dann Zeit zu gehen” in der Ö1 Sendereihe “Moment Leben Heute”.

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für das Feature
Die Kinder vom Schwedenstift
Von Isabelle Engels

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für das beste europäische Feature für
Die Herrinnen. Szenen einer Zweckgemeinschaft
Von Eva Roither und Martin Leitner. Musik: Stefan Weber. Redaktion: Elisabeth Stratka

Prälat Leopold Ungar Preis

Landgrabbing – die globale Jagd nach Ackerland
Von Christian Brüser. Redaktion: Elisabeth Stratka

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der Stiftung Radio Basel (1. Platz) für
Die Gartengallier. Unbeugsamer Widerstand in Wiener Neustadt
Von Monika Kalcsics. Ton: Elmar Peinelt. Redaktion: Elisabeth Stratka

Journalistenpreis der Hilfswerks

Isabelle Engels gewinnt den Preis für ihr Journal Panorama Kranke Eltern – wenn Kinder zu Pflegern werden.

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der Stiftung Radio Basel (3.Platz) für
Die Herrinnen. Szenen einer Zweckgemeinschaft
Von Eva Roither und Martin Leitner. Musik: Stefan Weber. Redaktion: Elisabeth Stratka

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der Stiftung Radio Basel (2. Platz) für
Verkauft. Wie Ayub, Akhdar, Ahmed und Abu Bakr im Gefangenenlager Guantanamo Bay landeten.
Von Christian Lerch. Ton: Martin Leitner. Redaktion: Eva Roither

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Die Kinder vom Schwedenstift
Von Isabelle Engels. Ton: Elmar Peinelt. Redaktion: Monika Kalcsics

JournalistInnenpreis der Zentralstelle Österr. Jagdverbände

Judith Brandner erhält den Preis für ihr Radiokolleg Die Jagd – auf der Pirsch nach Sinn und Unsinn einer archaischen Tradition

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der Stiftung Radio Basel (3. Platz) für
Koranschüler. Mein Aufenthalt in einer pakistanischen Madrasa
Von Christian Brüser. Ton: Fridolin Stolz. Redaktion: Elisabeth Stratka

Radiopreis der Erwachsenenbildung

für die Redaktionsleitung der Sendereihe Hörbilder an Elisabeth Stratka und Eva Roither.
Und für die Redaktionsleitung der Sendreihe Zeit-Ton an Susanna Niedermayr und Ursula Strubinsky.

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Das Leben ist nicht gut. Wie das Schaumrollenweibi Steffi und Clown August ein Paar wurden, sich trennten und nach 40 Jahren wieder begegneten
Von Isabelle Engels. Ton: Martin Leitner. Redaktion: Eva Roither

Feature Preis der Stiftung Radio Basel

Isabelle Engels gewinnt den 2. Platz für ihre
Hörbilder-Sendung Das Leben ist nicht gut. Wie das Schaumrollenweibi Steffi und Clown August ein Paar wurden, sich trennten und nach 40 Jahren wieder begegneten.

Civis Medienpreis für Integration und Prälat Leopold Ungar Preis

für das Feature
Karntn is lei ans. Geschichte einer Abschiebung
Von Doris Stoisser. Ton: Elmar Peinelt. Redaktion: Eva Roither

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der Stiftung Radio Basel (1. Platz)
Mord im Zillertal. Der rätselhafte Absturz des Morduch Max Halsmann
Von Eva Roither. Ton: Martin Leitner. Musik: Philip Scheiner. Redaktion: Elisabeth Stratka

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Judith Brandner bekommt den Preis für ihr Radiokolleg: Jugendwohlfahrt – Investition in die Zukunft

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Svete Table. Die Tafeln in unseren Köpfen
Von Katja Gasser und Peter Zimmermann. Ton: Martin Leitner. Redaktion: Eva Roither

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der Stiftung Radio Basel (2.Platz) für
Gefangen in Kabul. Ein CIA-Opfer erzählt
Von Christian Brüser. Produktion und Redaktion: Eva Roither