Clio awards announces internet and radio juries

NEW YORK: The complete list of 2006 Internet and Radio Juries was announced last week for the 47th annual Clio Award advertising competition. The Clio Internet Jury will be lead by executive jury chair, Rei Inamoto, who is global creative director: AKQA, San Francisco, USA. The Clio Radio Jury will be headed by executive jury chair, Terry O'Reilly, partner/writer/director at Pirate Radio & Television, Toronto, Canada. Winners in these and other Clio categories will be announced at the annual Clio Festival, held in South Beach, Miami, May 13-16, 2006.

From South Africa, the Clio Radio jury also includes: Gerry Human, Ogilvy CD and Paul Baxter, Sonovision Studios, both Jo'burg.

"Internet and Radio are very exciting categories for the Clio Awards because they are disciplines that have undergone dynamic change in the past few years," said Ami Brophy, executive director, Clio Awards. "Aside from their unique individual applications, they have both become critical components in many of today's most successful integrated marketing campaigns and are segments bursting with new forms of creative excellence."

The complete jury lists are as follows:

2006 Clio Internet Jury

Rei Inamoto (executive jury chairman), AKQA, San Francisco, USA
Daniel Brum, Urbana, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Eduard Pou, DoubleYou, Barcelona, Spain
Endy Fung, e-Crusade Marketing, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Fabián Bonelli, Leo Burnett, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Fernanda Romano, Lowe Worldwide, New York, USA
Fred Flade, de-construct, London, UK
Hyun An Yoen, D-O-E-S, Seoul, Korea
Jason Marks, MTV Interactive, New York, USA
Jeff Benjamin, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Miami, USA
Ken Hamm, Euro RSCG Worldwide, New York, USA
Lars Cortsen, Framfab, Copenhagen, Denmark
Martin Cedergren, Forsman & Bodenfors, Gothenburg, Sweden
Matt Powell, Profero, London, UK
Mauricio Mazzariol, DDB Brasil, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Naoki Ito, Asatsu-DK (ADK) Inc., Tokyo, Japan
Andrew Tuffs, AKQA, London, UK
Nicke Bergstrom, farfar, Stockholm, Sweden
Oliver Viets, Elephant Seven AG, Hamburg, Germany
Pann Lim, Kinetic Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
Pat Stern, TBWA Chiat\Day, Los Angeles, USA
Patrik Danielson, Foreign, Stockholm, Sweden
Richard Ting, R/GA, New York, USA
Shuji Kasai, Hakuhodo Inc., Tokyo, Japan
Tommy Means, mekanism, inc., San Francisco, USA
Toshiya Fukuda, 777interactive, Tokyo, Japan
Ulises Valencia, Grupo W, Mexico City, Mexico
Will McGinness, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, San Francisco, USA
Yasuharu Sasaki, Dentsu Inc., Tokyo, Japan

2006 Clio Radio Jury

Terry O'Reilly (executive jury chairman), Pirate Radio & Television, Toronto, Canada
Alex Brunori, JWT Italia, Milan, Italy
Dan Price, Oink Ink Radio, New York, USA
Daniel Reynoso, Dialogo Publicidad, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Daniela Jakab, LangGysiKnoll, Bern, Switzerland
David Gee, Due North Communications, Toronto, Canada
Gerry Human, Ogilvy Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa
Ian Graham, Ogilvy & Mather Los Angeles, Culver City, USA
Klaus Funk, Studio Funk, Dusseldorf, Germany
Natalie Knight, Colenso BBDO, Auckland, New Zealand
Paul Baxter, Sonovision Studios, Johannesburg, South Africa
Sean Cummins, Cummins & Partners, Melbourne, Australia
Steve Hunt, Cannonball Agency, St. Louis, USA
Tim Craig, Radioville UK Limited, London, UK
Tony Hertz, Hertz:Radio and Other Clever Advertising, Birmingham, UK

The Clio Awards, www.clioawards.com, are the world's most recognized international advertising awards competition. Founded in 1959 to celebrate creative excellence and innovation in advertising, the Clios inspire and pay tribute to one of the most interesting and influential art forms in modern culture. Known for its world-class juries made up of more than 130 experts from 40 countries, the Clio Awards focus on creative work in the fields of advertising and design, specifically in the areas of TV, Print, Outdoor, Radio, Content & Contact, Integrated Campaign, Innovative Media, Internet, Design and student work. The Clios also serve the global design and advertising communities through its annual conference, festival, publication, newsletter, and screenings of winning work.