EU proposal for new European culture policy helps the mission of Eurosonic Noorderslag 18 January 2012
The proposed new European culture policy helps Eurosonic Noorderslag to realise its mission. This is evident from an opinion piece by Androulla Vassiliou, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth, which was published on Wednesday the 11th of January 2012.
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European music professionals are enthusiastic about high-quality European and Dutch talent 15 January 2012
On the night of Saturday the 14th to Sunday the 15th of January 2012, the 26th edition of Eurosonic Noorderslag came to an end. During four days, 293 promising European acts and bands presented themselves to an audience of 33,000 music lovers and professionals in Groningen. Europe's leading conference and showcase festival could be followed through the media in much of Europe this year.
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Winners Iron Venue- and Festival Animals 2011 announced 14 January 2012
Awards presented at Eurosonic Noorderslag: Saturday the 14th of January 2012, Stadsschouwburg Groningen.
Today the Iron Venue- and Festival Awards 2011 were presented in the categories 'Best Managing Director', 'Best Programmer', 'Best Venue; and 'Best Festival'. The Iron Venue- and Festival Award is a peer to peer professional award in the venue and festival industry.
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Today the Iron Venue- and Festival Awards 2011 were presented in the categories 'Best Managing Director', 'Best Programmer', 'Best Venue; and 'Best Festival'. The Iron Venue- and Festival Award is a peer to peer professional award in the venue and festival industry.
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Pop Media Award 2011 presented to DWDD Recordings 13 January 2012
The eighteenth edition of the Pop Media Award has been presented to the editors of DWDD Recordings (VARA) on Friday the 13th of January during the Eurosonic Noorderslag Conference in de Oosterpoort, Groningen. The Pop Media Award is an initiative of Muziek Centrum Nederland to stimulate Dutch pop journalism. The Pop Media Award includes a sum of € 2,500.
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New study shows that European repertoire struggles to cross borders within the EU 13 January 2012
Music repertoire from the European Union is widely played on radio and downloaded by consumers in the EU. However, artists from the region struggle to achieve recognition and success across the borders of EU countries. According to an extensive study analysing the cross border flow of music repertoire within the EU, which was presented on January 12, 2012 at Eurosonic Noorderslag, the European Music conference and showcase festival, in Groningen (Netherlands).
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