As momentum builds towards the IRU World Congress in Oman, 6-8 November 2018, the IRU media prize draws entries, recognising significant contributions from the media to the transport sector debate.
Applications should address the theme of “the future of transport and trade”, tying in with the World Congress focus on “innovation on the move”. The piece must offer valuable insights into the road transport industry’s future and ideally link this to the wider context of geopolitical developments, trade and technological innovation. It should appeal to a global audience.
The competition is open to all journalists across the globe from the international and regional media, who publish or broadcast original reports.
Articles or broadcasts are to be submitted in English or Arabic, with eligible works published between 19 June and 5 October 2018.
Stories are judged on content, writing, analysis, creativity, human interest and clear reporting. Written articles should be up to 1000 words and broadcasts between 1-7 minutes.
The winner will be offered free registration to the IRU World Congress in Oman, with hotel and flights included.
The piece or broadcast will be promoted on the IRU website and dedicated World Congress website and the journalist will be invited to give a short presentation on reception of the prize at the event.
The winner will also have access to significant global networking opportunities during the Congress.
Submissions
All entries must be received by no later than 5 October 2018.
All stories must be submitted in electronic format:
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Print: upload the scan(s) of the published article.
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Radio: upload the SoundCloud link (SoundCloud is an online audio distribution platform that enables its users to upload and share sounds they have created themselves – https://soundcloud.com).
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Website: upload the URL.
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TV: upload the YouTube link.
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TV material must first be uploaded to YouTube (https://youtube.com) and radio material to SoundCloud (https://soundcloud.com). If you are not a member of these sites, you will need to sign up in order to upload the video or radio material. Once you have obtained the link, you must enter it in this online entry form when inputting your story details.
To submit your story, please click here: https://goo.gl/ZLHGSW
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Transport stories to spur World Congress media debate
3 Sep 2018 Geneva
As momentum builds towards the IRU World Congress in Oman, 6-8 November 2018, the IRU media prize draws entries, recognising significant contributions from the media to the transport sector debate.
Applications should address the theme of “the future of transport and trade”, tying in with the World Congress focus on “innovation on the move”. The piece must offer valuable insights into the road transport industry’s future and ideally link this to the wider context of geopolitical developments, trade and technological innovation. It should appeal to a global audience.
The competition is open to all journalists across the globe from the international and regional media, who publish or broadcast original reports.
Articles or broadcasts are to be submitted in English or Arabic, with eligible works published between 19 June and 5 October 2018.
Stories are judged on content, writing, analysis, creativity, human interest and clear reporting. Written articles should be up to 1000 words and broadcasts between 1-7 minutes.
The winner will be offered free registration to the IRU World Congress in Oman, with hotel and flights included.
The piece or broadcast will be promoted on the IRU website and dedicated World Congress website and the journalist will be invited to give a short presentation on reception of the prize at the event.
The winner will also have access to significant global networking opportunities during the Congress.
Submissions
All entries must be received by no later than 5 October 2018.
All stories must be submitted in electronic format:
Print: upload the scan(s) of the published article.
Radio: upload the SoundCloud link (SoundCloud is an online audio distribution platform that enables its users to upload and share sounds they have created themselves – https://soundcloud.com).
Website: upload the URL.
TV: upload the YouTube link.
TV material must first be uploaded to YouTube (https://youtube.com) and radio material to SoundCloud (https://soundcloud.com). If you are not a member of these sites, you will need to sign up in order to upload the video or radio material. Once you have obtained the link, you must enter it in this online entry form when inputting your story details.
To submit your story, please click here: https://goo.gl/ZLHGSW
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