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Sony Gold and Silver for PM!

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Eddie Mair | 22:43 UK time, Monday, 30 April 2007

Gold: The Interactive Programme Award - PM, ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Radio 4
Silver: Speech Programme of the Year: PM, ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Radio 4.

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  1. At 10:43 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Val P wrote:

    Wowee! Zipedeedoodah! Congratulations to all concerned! Did you make a speech?

    Who got the Bronze then ;o)

  2. At 10:44 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Aperitif wrote:

    Congratulations!

  3. At 10:49 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Anne P. wrote:

    Just got in and found the webcast just too late to catch the actual announcement.

    Yipee! Many congratulations to you all.

  4. At 10:58 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Karen wrote:

    Fab!!!

    How did Paddy get on with his Jam Spoon?

  5. At 11:02 PM on 30 Apr 2007, stewart M wrote:

    So all this blog lark was just to win an award! What terrible use of the public ;-)

    Congratulations!

  6. At 11:03 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Humph wrote:

    Ummm What??????? Did we win? Did we lose? What does "Silver for PM" mean? It is possible that the "more tomorrow" will resolve itself but I doubt that I will get much sleep tonight. I will be cryo-trapping air samples all day tomorrow and need a good night's sleep beforehand. It is possible that this semi-news could put me at danger tomorrow. If you never hear from me again, you will know why!

    H.

  7. At 11:09 PM on 30 Apr 2007, wrote:

    Brilliant news! Congrats to all involved: Carolyn, Marc, Lissa, Peter, Rupert, Manveen, and "what'sisname" :-)

  8. At 11:10 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Anne P. wrote:

    For anyone interested it appears that the archive of the webcast will be available tomorrow - just look for Sony Radio Awards.

  9. At 11:21 PM on 30 Apr 2007, stewart M wrote:

    Sony web site says

    The results will be uploaded live here.

    Its 11.21 and "oh no they haven't"

  10. At 11:22 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Chris Ghoti wrote:

    Coo! Well done all round!

    Does this mean we have to bow or curtsey at the start of each post, or can we still go on being healthily disrespectful?

  11. At 11:34 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Perky wrote:

    Hey, well done!!! Well worth logging on this late at night for.

    Congratulations to you Eric, and all of the PM team, who are a joy to interact with.....

  12. At 11:45 PM on 30 Apr 2007, Val P wrote:

    Interacting, it's what we do ;o)

  13. At 12:46 AM on 01 May 2007, The new blog prince aka marc wrote:

    So i'm on the bus home after what can only be described as a surprisingly enjoyable evening; mainly because we won things. The silver 4 speech prog was fantastic. The gold 4 interactive was stunning. Other shows make it much more part of what they do, so 2 win was incredible. My thanks go - in no set order - 2 Lissa, Eric Muir and of course YOU because frankly without u interaction would be fairly oneway. Which isn't interaction. My bus has brought me home, we are the champions etc etc and photos may follow.

  14. At 01:19 AM on 01 May 2007, Frances O wrote:

    This is fantastic! Well done, all. Great to see you logging on, Marc - pix would be great.

    Now there was a hangover 'cure' somewhere on the frog... the beach, perhaps? Might be worth checking...

  15. At 06:06 AM on 01 May 2007, The Stainless Steel Cat wrote:

    Marc: (13)

    First of all congratulations to the whole team!

    I think what the Gold award means is that PM has the balance of interactivity *just* right, so that it's more effective than programmes that rely on it more heavily.

    In other news, John Humphries got a lot of mentions. Is he retiring? (Cynical? Me? Hah!)

  16. At 07:01 AM on 01 May 2007, John H. wrote:

    Congratulations!

  17. At 07:40 AM on 01 May 2007, wrote:

    Well done all.

    I'm so proud.

    * beams *

    Fifi

  18. At 08:08 AM on 01 May 2007, Karen wrote:

    We need a part of the blog called the mantelpiece for the awards really...

    And we definitely need pictures!

  19. At 08:10 AM on 01 May 2007, Aunt Dahlia wrote:

    Whooppeeeeee
    Well done all of you, hope the hangovers aren't too bad.
    Personally I've been up since six, frying eggs for the May Day breakfast we prepare for the hundred or so people who struggle to the top of our hill to watch the dawn and morris men...... freezing cold but beautiful...
    O the merry merry month of May
    Fried egg anyone?

  20. At 08:23 AM on 01 May 2007, wrote:

    Well done !

  21. At 08:58 AM on 01 May 2007, witchiwoman wrote:

    Congrats on here to - I seem to be posting left right and centre!

    Aunt D - you lovely person! Was out early making a small libation...where are you? Never seen Morris Men on a hill.

  22. At 11:50 AM on 01 May 2007, wrote:

    Gold, SIlver and now lets make it bronze by giving you by two'penneth... (I'm frankly disgusted it took until the 22nd post for this joke to be uttered).

    Well done to all for the hard work put in and the reqards are more than earned.

    Regards
    John

  23. At 03:41 AM on 04 May 2007, John MacGinnis wrote:

    Congratulations to all those who made--and make--a show I NEVER miss!

  24. At 02:04 PM on 13 Aug 2007, wrote:

    I know this thread is ancient now ... but I'm banking that it'll turn up on the home page as a Recent Entry and attract the attention of competitive froggers out there!

    Appeal for your help, froggers!

    I am working on an anniversary project (among other things I'm a publisher) for the PM Blog.

    Please, those of you who love the Frog, and who know Fifi enough to trust me, can you please send an email via the weblink attached to my name above, and I'll tell you more!

    No obligation, and your privacy (as always) is guaranteed.

    Look forward to hearing from you ... including lots who have dropped off the radar.

    ;o) Fifi

  25. At 09:26 AM on 15 Oct 2007, peter mason wrote:

    As nicotine is a powerful appetite inhibitor, I wonder what connection there is ,if any, between the rise of obesity and the attempted supression of smoking in Britain.
    Peter Mason

  26. At 05:46 PM on 20 Nov 2007, Helen Collins wrote:

    I don't think rights responsibility and respect is a new idea. The Dala Lama has been talking about this approach for many years.it is good it is catching on.

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