The awards, in partnership with Wolftech and Dataminr, ceremony will take place on 28th February 2024 at the London Hilton on Park Lane.

For 2024, Adrian Wells, Managing Director of ENEX, will Chair the RTS Television Journalism Awards for the first time. Additionally, the RTS has appointed two new jury Chairs: David Holdsworth, the former Controller of BBC English Regions, and Vikki Cook, Director, Content Media Policy at Ofcom.

For the next edition of the awards, the Young Talent of the Year category has been renamed to Emerging Talent of the Year category has been renamed to Emerging Talent of the Year.

See the full list of winners and nominees and find out more about the awards here.

 

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About Wolftech

Wolftech is the world’s best story-centric workflow management system focused on streamlining news, sports and entertainment production. Wolftech News guides an idea for a story or project through the entire planning process to multi-platform publishing.

Broadcasters including BBC, ITN, ITV, RTL & CBS benefit from the web-based collaboration tool which focuses on planning, the use of resources, and allowing the whole organisation to collaborate effectively. This breaks down the walls that can exist between various teams and internal departments across numerous offices, empowering collaboration and transparency.

Wolftech’s solutions enable enhanced procedure & control in your workflows whilst simultaneously ensuring that your creatives can thrive. With an incorporated booking module within the planning tool, Wolftech provides a clear overview of all activity and content being produced with visibility over who is working on which stories and what equipment is used on each story and location.

Ultimately, Wolftech delivers administrative control and creative freedom.

Step into the future of storycentric planning, visit wolftech.no.

About Dataminr

Vetted by journalists, Dataminr is a trusted partner in the news gathering and verification process. Dataminr for News provides real-time alerts on unfolding incidents across the globe, keeping journalists in over 1,500 newsrooms ahead of fast-moving situations, so they can mobilise to source stories and report with speed and rich context.

To learn more, visit dataminr.com/news.