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Swiss selection to go big
This year, the Swiss broadcaster, SRG SSR idée suisse, has announced many changes in their selection process. For the first time, it'll feature a pre-selection held on the internet.
Read more »Svante Stockselius says Eurovision farewell
Svante Stockselius (54), Executive Supervisor of the Junior- and Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of the EBU since 2003, has decided to resign from his position at the end of 2010. The upcoming Junior Eurovision Song Contest will be the 26th and last Eurovision event under his supervision.
Read more »Reference Group gathered in Belgrade
Another contest has passed, and for the Reference Group that means it is time to look back. The governing body of the Eurovision Song Contest evaluated Oslo 2010 with Norwegian broadcaster NRK and discussed with German broadcaster NDR the preparations for next year's event.
Read more »UNICEF, Junior 2010 work together for kids
The organisers of this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Belteleradiocompany (BTRC), have formed a unique partnership with UNICEF for the 2010 edition of the biggest annual children’s music event in Europe.
Read more »Four cities in the running to host Eurovision 2011
Four German cities are officially in the running to become the host of the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest. That is the conclusion after a bid term, which ended yesterday. Next year's running of Europe's favourite TV-show shall take place in either Berlin, Hamburg, Düsseldorf or Hannover (in random order). Host broadcaster NDR and the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) will make a decision about which city will host the event within weeks.
Read more »Serduchka, Prikhodko in Ukrainian selection
NTU, the Ukrainian broadcaster and the Host Broadcaster of last year's Junior Eurovision Song Contest, has decided to start early this year for the upcoming edition of Europe's favourite TV-show.
Read more »Eurovision changes Hollywood perceptions
Dolph Lundgren, the world-famous Hollywood actor, talked about his fight with stereotypes and explained how the 2010 edition of the Swedish national selection for Europe's favourite TV-show changed it all.
Read more »"I do best if it's competition" – Lena on her 2011 comeback
The 2010 Eurovision Song Contest turned into an unforgettable event for winner Lena Meyer-Landrut. And she felt so much at home in the warm atmosphere that she decided to come back in 2011. Not for winning again, just for the sheer fun of it.
Read more »Lordi releases...iPhone game
The winners of the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest, the Finnish hard-rock monster-band Lordi, have released a new.. iPhone game!
Read more »Lena more popular than ABBA
The day has come, Lena, the winner of this year's Eurovision Song Contest, has overthrown the 1974 winner, the music icon ABBA, in popularity. At least on Facebook, the latest numbers show.
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