May 2010
The Pope in production
April 2010
My Father the Bomb & Me in production
March 2010
'How do you know God Exists?' nominated for the Sandford St Martins
Trust Award 2010
February 2010
The Generation Gap starts on Monday 22nd February 15.45 - 16.00 pm Radio 4
November 2009
Juniper to produce BBC's This Week
Read the full press release here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2009/11_november/27/week.shtml
October 2009
The Execution of Gary Glitter to be broadcast on Channel 4 Monday 9th November 9pm
August 2009
How do you know God Exists? broadcast on Channel 4 Sunday 16th August 7pm
July 2009
Juniper signs up to the CDN Diversity Pledge
Read more here:
http://www.culturaldiversitynetwork.co.uk/index.php
June 2009
Winner of The Sandford St Martin Trust TV Award
for The Qur'an.
Read more here at:
http://www.sandfordawards.org.uk/main.php?s=5&p=44
June 2009
The Qur'an nominated for RTS Educational Television Awards 2008
Read more here at:
http://www.rts.org.uk/Info_page_two_pic_2_det.asp?sec_id=3864&art_id=7792
May 2009
Winner of Banff Social & Humanitarian Program Award
for The Qur'an.
The UK's Channel Four was behind six winners over the course of the evening. The Social & Humanitarian Program winner was The Qu'ran, produced by Juniper Communications in association with Antony Thomas Productions for Channel 4.
More here at: http://www.realscreen.com/articles/news/20090608/banffnexmedia.html
For more info on the Banff World Television Festival, check out www.banff2009.com.
November 2008
Samir Shah appointed Non-Executive Chair of
Screen West Midlands
Read more here at:
http://www.screenwm.co.uk/news/detail/173/Screen_WM_announce_new_Chair_and_Directors_to_lead_agency_in_next_phase/
November 2008
Shortlisted for Foreign Press Association Media Awards
TV Feature Story of the Year
Chris Boulding: "Blood on the Nile" BBC Arabic was short listed for the
Foreign Press Association Media Awards 2008
September 2008
Nominated for Prix Europa
See more here:
http://www.prix-europa.de/en/archive/archiv/2008/article/news_detail/prix_europa_2008_die_gewinner_stehen_fest/
June 2008
RTS Fleming Memorial Lecture 2008, Samir Shah
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Thirty years and hundreds of equal opportunities initiatives have not secured places for Black and Asian Britons at the top tables of the creative side of UK broadcasting. The two currencies that really matter in this crucial part of the industry - commissioning budgets and airtime - continue to rest in the hands of white executives.
In this year's Fleming Memorial lecture, Samir Shah, independent producer and non-executive director of the BBC, examined the reasons for this failure, identified the barriers to success and suggested ways that could achieve breakthrough.
Samir Shah is Chief Executive of Juniper, an independent television production company. He was awarded an OBE in 2000, was elected a Fellow of the Royal Television Society in 2002 and is also a Fellow of the RSA. Samir is a non-executive Director of the BBC, a Trustee of the V&A, Chair of the Runnymede Trust and holds a Special Professorship in the Department of Post-Conflict Studies at The University of Nottingham.
The 2008 RTS Fleming Memorial Lecture was held on Wednesday 25 June 2008 at 6.15pm for 6.45pm at the BP Lecture Theatre, British Museum, Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3DG.
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December 2006
Dr Samir Shah appointed to BBC's new executive board.
Read the full article here .
April 2006
Iraq: The Reckoning makes BAFTA shortlist
Juniper is pleased to announce that Iraq: The Reckoning has made the BAFTA shortlist for the Current Affairs award. This year's British Academy Television Awards sponsored by Pioneer will be held on Sunday 7 May 2006.
CURRENT AFFAIRS
DISPATCHES: IRAQ - THE RECKONING - Samir Shah, Dimitri Collingridge, James Brabazon (Juniper/Channel 4)
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