- 17 June 2006
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EISA VIDEO AWARDS 2019-2020
- Thread starter ΜΑΝΩΛΗΣ ΚΑΣΤΡΟΥΝΗΣ
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1. Only producers who pay membership dues are eligible for prizes. Sony stopped paying for TV categories last year (but it still pays to be in the camera category?).
2. These choices are based on consumer preferences, journalists and corporate lobbying. The results show the importance of consistent corporate marketing more than anything else.
3. This is part of marketing, and consumers trust more in the choice of IFA and EISA than other recommendations. That is the purpose of their organization.
4) Even another world exposure such as "THX certificate" does not seem frivolous against this background ...
Once again, journalists did not wait, all models announced at the beginning of the year to appear and test before announcing the winners ...
Greetings from Bulgaria
1. Only producers who pay membership dues are eligible for prizes. Sony stopped paying for TV categories last year (but it still pays to be in the camera category?).
2. These choices are based on consumer preferences, journalists and corporate lobbying. The results show the importance of consistent corporate marketing more than anything else.
3. This is part of marketing, and consumers trust more in the choice of IFA and EISA than other recommendations. That is the purpose of their organization.
4) Even another world exposure such as "THX certificate" does not seem frivolous against this background ...
Once again, journalists did not wait, all models announced at the beginning of the year to appear and test before announcing the winners ...
Greetings from Bulgaria
Γιάννης Χατζηγεωργίου
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- 19 June 2006
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