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テレビ・ラジオ産業クラブ（ TRICとして広く知られている）は、1931年に「テレビ・ラジオ産業の親善を促進する」ために設立された英国の機関である。クラブは毎年3月にテレビとラジオにおける功績を称える年次表彰式を開催している。[1]
会員は、番組制作者や放送局からラジオ制作者やメーカーまで、通信、エンターテイメント、製造、保証保険、サービス部門から構成されています。
TRIC会長
TRIC 会長職は名誉職であり、通常は 1 年の任期が定められています。設立後数十年間、TRIC 会長は主にテレビ/ラジオ業界のパイオニアや政界から選出されていました。1970 年代は変化の兆しとなり、放送業界の幹部が多数任命される時期となりました。1990 年代には、大衆娯楽界からの任命という別の変化がありました。著名な会長には、ロバート・マクスウェル、マイケル・グレード、ボブ・モンクハウス、バーナード・インガム、トニー・ハドリーなどがいます[2] [3]
1980年～現在
1940–1979
1930年代
1938-39年: LHピーター少佐（ラジオ製造業者協会会長、ウェスティングハウス・ブレーキ・アンド・シグナル・カンパニー主任技師）
1937-38: MM マックイーン (ラジオ製造業者協会会長、後にゼネラル・エレクトリック社会長)
TRIC賞
| TRIC賞 | |
|---|---|
| 受賞理由 | テレビとラジオでの功績 |
| 日付 | 毎年 |
| 位置 | ロンドン、グロブナーハウスのグレートルーム |
| 国 | イギリス |
| 主催 | 現職TRIC会長 |
| 初受賞 | 1969年4月 |
| Webサイト | tric.org.uk/tric-awards/ |
毎年恒例の授賞式は伝統的にロンドンのグロブナーハウスホテルで行われており、1969年4月に第1回授賞昼食会が同ホテルで開催され、ヴァル・ドゥーニカン、ケネス・ホーン、ザ・フォーサイト・サーガの3名に賞が授与された。[4] 2021年はCOVID-19による制限のため、授賞式は通常の3月ではなく9月に行われ、トラファルガー広場近くのノーサンバーランド・アベニュー8番地でライブストリームが行われた。[5]
1992年以来、TRIC会長が授賞式の司会を務めるのは名誉なことであり、最近の例外としては、ビル・ターンブルが産休中のシアン・ウィリアムズに代わって司会を務めた2009年と、ローマン・ケンプが当時の会長ジョン・バロウマンに代わって司会を務めた2021年がある。[5]
20世紀の受賞者には、スポーツ司会者のデイビッド・コールマン[6]、ニュースキャスターのヤン・リーミング[7]、長寿ラジオドラマ「アーチャーズ」 [8]などがいます。 2023年の賞は、ヒューマックス、SES、サムスン[9]、GBニュースなど多くの著名な企業がスポンサーとなり、GBニュースはその年の授賞式で賞を受賞しました。[10]
2023年の受賞者
2022年の受賞者
2021年の受賞者
2020年の受賞者
2019年の受賞者
2018年の受賞者
2017年の受賞者[24]
2016年の受賞者[25]
2015年の受賞者[26]
2014年の受賞者[27]
2013年の受賞者[4]
2012年の受賞者[4]
2011年の受賞者[4]
2010年の受賞者[4]
2009年の受賞者[4]
2008年の受賞者[4]
2007年の受賞者[4]
2006年の受賞者[4]
2005年の受賞者[4]
2004 winners[4]
2003 winners[4]
2002 winners[4]
2001 awards[51]
2000 awards[52]
1990s
1999 winners[53]
1998 winners[54]
1997 winners[55]
1996 winners[56]
1995 winners[57]
1994 winners[58]
1993 winners[59]
1992 winners[60]
1991 winners[61]
1990 winners[62]
1980s
1989 winners[63]
1988 winners[64]
1987 winners[65]
1986 winners[66]
1985 winners[67]
1984 winners[68]
1983 winners[69]
1982 winners[70]
1981 winners[71]
1980 winners[72]
1970s
1979 winners[73]
1978 winners[74]
1977 winners[75]
1976 winners[76]
1975 winners[77]
1973 winners[78]
1972 winners[79]
1971 winners[80]
1970 winners[81]
1960s
1969 winners[82]
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外部リンク
- テレビ・ラジオ産業クラブ