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Club de Industrias de Radio y Televisión

El Club de Industrias de Radio y Televisión (ampliamente conocido como TRIC ) es una institución británica fundada en 1931 para "promover la buena voluntad en las industrias de radio y televisión". El Club celebra una ceremonia anual de premios cada mes de marzo en honor a los logros en televisión y radio. [1]

Los miembros provienen de los sectores de comunicación, entretenimiento, fabricación, seguros de garantía y servicios, desde creadores de programas y locutores hasta productores y realizadores de radio.

presidente del TRIC

La presidencia del TRIC es un cargo honorífico que suele tener una duración fija de un año. Durante las primeras décadas de su existencia, los presidentes del TRIC procedían principalmente de pioneros de la industria de la radio y la televisión o del mundo de la política. La década de 1970 anunció un cambio y marcó un período en el que se nombraron numerosos ejecutivos de la industria de la radiodifusión. En la década de 1990 se produjo otro cambio con nombramientos del mundo del entretenimiento popular. Entre los poseedores notables se encuentran Robert Maxwell, Michael Grade, Bob Monkhouse, Bernard Ingham y Tony Hadley [2] [3]

1980-actualidad

1940-1979

década de 1930

1939-40: El Muy Honorable JH Thomas

1938-39: Mayor LH Peter (Presidente de la Asociación de Fabricantes de Radio e ingeniero jefe de Westinghouse Brake and Signal Company )

1937-38: MM Macqueen (Presidente de la Asociación de Fabricantes de Radio y más tarde Presidente de General Electric Company )

Premios TRIC

Tradicionalmente, la ceremonia anual de premios ha tenido lugar en el Grosvenor House Hotel de Londres, desde que se celebró allí el primer almuerzo de premios en abril de 1969, cuando se entregaron tres premios a Val Doonican , Kenneth Horne y The Forsyte Saga . [4] En 2021, debido a las restricciones de COVID, los premios se entregaron en septiembre en lugar de su fecha habitual de marzo y en el número 8 de Northumberland Avenue, cerca de Trafalgar Square, con una transmisión en vivo adjunta. [5]

Desde 1992, el presidente del TRIC ha tenido el honor de albergar la ceremonia de premiación, con las únicas excepciones recientes en la ceremonia de 2009, cuando Bill Turnbull intervino en nombre de Sian Williams, que estaba de baja por maternidad, y en 2021, cuando Roman Kemp fue el anfitrión en lugar de entonces presidente John Barrowman. [5]

Entre los ganadores de premios del siglo XX se encuentran el presentador de deportes David Coleman , [6] el presentador de noticias Jan Leeming [7] y el drama radiofónico de larga duración The Archers . [8] Los premios de 2023 fueron patrocinados por varias empresas notables, incluidas Humax , SES , Samsung [9] y GB News , esta última ganó premios en la ceremonia de ese año. [10]

ganadores 2023

ganadores 2022

ganadores 2021

ganadores 2020

ganadores 2019

ganadores 2018

ganadores 2017[24]

ganadores de 2016[25]

ganadores de 2015[26]

ganadores de 2014[27]

ganadores de 2013[4]

ganadores de 2012[4]

ganadores de 2011[4]

ganadores de 2010[4]

ganadores de 2009[4]

ganadores de 2008[4]

ganadores de 2007[4]

ganadores de 2006[4]

ganadores de 2005[4]

ganadores de 2004[4]

ganadores de 2003[4]

ganadores de 2002[4]

premios 2001[51]

premios 2000[52]

década de 1990

ganadores de 1999[53]

ganadores de 1998[54]

ganadores de 1997[55]

ganadores de 1996[56]

ganadores de 1995[57]

ganadores de 1994[58]

ganadores de 1993[59]

ganadores de 1992[60]

ganadores de 1991[61]

ganadores de 1990[62]

década de 1980

ganadores de 1989[63]

ganadores de 1988[64]

ganadores de 1987[sesenta y cinco]

ganadores de 1986[66]

ganadores de 1985[67]

ganadores de 1984[68]

ganadores de 1983[69]

ganadores de 1982[70]

ganadores de 1981[71]

ganadores de 1980[72]

década de 1970

ganadores de 1979[73]

ganadores de 1978[74]

ganadores de 1977[75]

ganadores de 1976[76]

1975 winners[77]

1973 winners[78]

1972 winners[79]

1971 winners[80]

1970 winners[81]

1960s

1969 winners[82]

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