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Televisionary Comes in Third in Best TV Blog Contest

Aw, I'm blushing.

Televisionary came in third place for best TV blog in first annual Hey! Nielsen TV Blogger Contest, a title shared with the fantastic gang over at TV Squad and TV Over Easy.

To everyone that voted, thank you and thanks for your continued support of this little blog and thanks to Nielsen for recognizing this site. I started Televisionary nearly two years ago now just as an exercise to flex my writing muscles and I've loved writing and interacting with you during that time.

I can now say that thousands of readers to flock to the site on a daily basis from around the world. I love hearing stories about series that they may have started watching because of a positive mention or review on this site. To those of you that I've met or exchanged emails with (and those of you that haven't yet), thanks for your continued support and encouragement.

Working in the television industry is reward enough (though with the strike looming, it been a little stressful) but it's been extremely gratifying to be recognized for writing this daily blog, which I do in my spare time each morning. What started out as a place to post my opinions about television and certain series for myself has, I hope, blossomed into a place where an open and frank discussion about this universal art form can occur.

Thanks again for reading!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Congrats!

Don't let it go to your head.
The CineManiac said…
Congratulations! Next Year we'll get you up to number 1.
Anonymous said…
Congratulations!

In my book, Televisionary will always be #1!
rockauteur said…
congratulations!! lets get #1 in the next contest!!!

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