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Media
The Grimme Prize ...
... is now every TV reporter's dream. Germany's top TV award is first presented by the adult education centre in Marl, aka 
"die insel" - an isle of knowledge.
The award is endowed by Adolf Grimme, a former minister for education and cultural affairs in Lower Saxony with a record of outstanding work in establishing adult education centres in Germany.
The prize-winning TV documentaries have to present a subject in a professional, generally accessible and appealing manner and in TV quality.
To turn in such a work of art is, of course, the dream of every filmmaker. The first awards go to the TV journalists Günter Gaus, Jürgen Neven-Dumont and Gerd Oelschlegel.
Dirk Bitzer
