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The Hindu
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
The Hindu Young World wins at INMA Global Media Awards
The Hindu Young World bagged the third place for 'Best Initiative to Bolster Next-Generation Readership' (under National Brands) at the INMA (International News Media Association) Global Media Awards 2025. This category assessed products and services designed to facilitate news to better reach new generations of readers. The Hindu was placed third for 'Fostering Engagement: A Year-Long Multifaceted Approach at The Hindu Young World.' While Bonnier News from Sweden bagged the first place for 'Expressen's New Strategic Approach to Next-Generation Readers', Ringier from Switzerland was placed second for 'Blick Live Quiz'. Pioneer The Hindu Young World, a children's magazine from The Hindu Group, was launched in 1990. Specially curated for five to 12-year-olds and published every Friday, it offers a blend of education and entertainment. It offers articles, stories, games, puzzles, quizzes and activities on a diverse range of topics such as science, history, sports, geography, current affairs, travel, space, entertainment, personalities, music, art, and more.
The Hindu
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Hindu
The Hindu's campaigns receive prestigious INMA Global Media Awards
'Made of Chennai' (MoC), The Hindu Group's flagship initiative, made an impressive mark at the prestigious International News Media Association (INMA) Global Media Awards, bagging top honours across multiple categories. The Hindu also shared a first-place global win alongside VG, Norway. The MoC campaign, which marked Chennai's 385th birthday, was conceived as a vibrant 40-day celebration of the city's rich heritage and contemporary pulse. It won first place in two categories: Best Brand Awareness and Best Idea to Encourage Reader Engagement. MoC's 'Moonlight Cinema' secured second place in the 'Best Use of an Event to Build a News Brand' category, while the campaign video – 'Life in a Day in Chennai' – featuring a unique split-screen cinematographic treatment, won second place for 'Best New Video Product or Feature'. The MoC campaign also won third place in the 'Best Use of Print' category. Furthermore, 'Fostering Engagement: A Year-long Multifaceted Approach at The Hindu Young World' won third place at the Global Media Awards in the 'Best Initiative to Bolster Next-Generation Readership' category. MoC stood out for its immersive blend of music, art, cinema, cuisine, and civic pride initiatives, drawing citizens into a shared narrative of urban identity and progress. Conducted in collaboration with the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC), Greater Chennai Traffic Police (GCTP), Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation (TTDC), Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL), and the Namma Marina initiative, MoC featured impactful events such as a two-day food and music festival, music shows in parks, beachside cinema screenings, and an archival photo exhibition in metro stations. L.V. Navaneeth, Chief Executive Officer of The Hindu Group, said, 'Our projects are a reflection of the deep connection we share with the city and its people. This recognition underscores The Hindu's commitment to storytelling, community engagement, and innovation.'
Sharjah 24
23-05-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Abdulla Al Hamed holds meetings in NY with media leaders
These meetings come in the context of preparations for the 'Bridge Summit', scheduled to be held in Abu Dhabi this December, and aim to strengthen international partnerships and expand cooperation with global institutions, enriching the summit's content and reinforcing its role as a premier platform for media dialogue. The discussions included fruitful exchanges on forming an ambitious vision to enhance the professional sustainability of media institutions in the era of artificial intelligence. They also touched on the creation of innovative media work models aligned with evolving audience behaviours. Abdulla Al Hamed emphasised that the UAE's media vision stems from a deep belief in the media's role as a key partner in sustainable development and as a tool for building bridges between cultures. He stressed the importance of establishing strategic partnerships that support the development of an advanced media model in line with global transformations. He added: 'We believe that media is a soft power that shapes awareness and builds bridges between peoples and cultures. From this perspective, we are committed to forging partnerships with global media, technology, and educational institutions to transfer knowledge and localize best practices, enhancing our media's readiness for a fast-paced and complex future.' Al Hamed reaffirmed the continued effort to establish an advanced media model through the Bridge Summit, one built on innovation, cross-sector integration, and the empowerment of young talent. This approach will position Bridge as a pioneering platform for exchanging ideas and successful experiences in creating positive impact. Key Meetings Included: Earl Wilkinson, CEO of the International News Media Association (INMA) Charles Forelle, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of The Wall Street Journal Joanna McCarthy, Executive News Editor at The Wall Street Journal Sarah Meron, Chief Communications Officer at IBM Sheena Bruckner, Senior Vice President of Fortune Media Group Stephanie Mehta, CEO and Chief Content Officer at Mansueto Ventures Damian Slattery, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Fast Company and Inc. Professor Clay Shirky, Vice Provost for AI and Technology in Education at New York University
