View the 2022 Global Media Awards announcement

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On Thursday, June 9, INMA unveiled the recipients of the 2022 Global Media Awards. The video recording on this page was produced with the support of the Google News Initiative.

Presented since 1937, the INMA Global Media Awards rewards innovation and best practices on news brands, optimising the use of media platforms, subscriptions, advertising, data and insights, product, and newsroom.

The competition evaluates news media companies across three segments: national brands, regional brands, and media groups.

The 2022 competition garnered a record 854 entries from 252 news brands in 46 countries. Participants included newspaper media, magazine media, digital media, television media, and radio media.

The next Global Media Awards competition deadline is January 27, 2023.

Why you should enter

Entering the INMA Global Media Awards competition:

Shines a light on your company's best innovation and growth initiatives
Motivates and focuses your staff, your agency, your stakeholders
Benchmarks your best efforts against your peers' best efforts

Winning the INMA Global Media Awards competition is about recognition, respect, and prestige for your company, your brand, your department, your agency — and you.

What we reward

The INMA Global Media Awards competition rewards initiatives, campaigns, and ideas that produce:

Breakthrough results
Unique concepts
Strong creativity
Innovative thinking
Winning synergies across platforms

Let’s get started

Enter the INMA Global Media Awards competition, and unlock the door to a new world of ideas, innovation, and creativity.

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Download a PDF call for entries, located on all pages

Submit entries online in a matter of minutes by clicking “Submit Entries”

Your career moment

We can’t promise you a fancy dinner in a glitzy ballroom in 2022 (thanks, COVID). Yet the thrill of victory abounds as witnessed by the winners of recent Global Media Awards. Take a look at when their trophies and certificates arrived — and the pride in a job well done.