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D-Link TV of Fountain Valley honored with AVA Gold
The global leader in business networking solutions has won Gold from the AVA awards for video innovation.
By Susan BelknappPublished: February 27, 2009 09:04 AM
D-LinkTV is the “edutainment” portal of Fountain Valley-based D-Link Systems Inc. The subsidiary is a provider of end-to-end networking solutions for consumer and business has won gold honors in the prestigious international AVA awards for audio-visual excellence in corporate communications.
The Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals (AMCP) presented the AVA Gold statuettes to D-Link in honor of the company’s two most popular programs, the weekly “BUZZ” in the Web Entertainment category and the “DIY” (Do-It-Yourself) series in the Web Training category.
A panel of AMCP experts representing marketing, communications, public relations, Web developers, film and video production review hundreds of entries before selecting the best in multiple categories. Winners include entries for the best in concept, writing, direction, shooting and editing of audio-visual materials and programs.
"Winning AVA Gold is especially gratifying because it validates our original business plan based on our customers' need to learn more about our products and how to use them," says Daniel Kelley, senior director of Marketing, "We are encouraged by the overwhelmingly positive reaction we've received from viewers of our original programming and we'll continue to produce shows aimed at educating in an entertaining way as we reach out to more customers with this exciting and increasingly popular new medium."
D-LinkTV is designed to provide a fresh perspective on D-Link consumer and business products and the latest advancements in networking, storage, IP surveillance, security and other technologies. It is accessible through dlinktv.com.
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D-LinkTV is the “edutainment” portal of Fountain Valley-based D-Link Systems Inc. The subsidiary is a provider of end-to-end networking solutions for consumer and business has won gold honors in the prestigious international AVA awards for audio-visual excellence in corporate communications. The Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals (AMCP) presented the AVA Gold statuettes to D-Link in honor of the company’s two most popular programs, the weekly “BUZZ” in the Web Entertainment category and the “DIY” (Do-It-Yourself) series in the Web Training category. A panel of AMCP experts representing marketing, communications, public relations, Web developers, film and video production review hundreds of entries before selecting the best in multiple categories. Winners include entries for the best in concept, writing, direction, shooting and editing of audio-visual materials and programs. "Winning AVA Gold is especially gratifying because it validates our original business plan based on our customers' need to learn more about our products and how to use them," says Daniel Kelley, senior director of Marketing, "We are encouraged by the overwhelmingly positive reaction we've received from viewers of our original programming and we'll continue to produce shows aimed at educating in an entertaining way as we reach out to more customers with this exciting and increasingly popular new medium." D-LinkTV is designed to provide a fresh perspective on D-Link consumer and business products and the latest advancements in networking, storage, IP surveillance, security and other technologies. It is accessible through dlinktv.com. Related headlines Nasa lifts off with Irvine’s Socialcast network YoogliMusic of Newport Beach rocks new service Automatic of Irvine seals deal with Tustin-based Mobile Line Santa Ana's SRS Labs turns on computer audio "OC METRO Minute," Feb. 24: V7 by Ingram Micro launches recycling program |
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