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The 33rd Annual Boston/New England Emmy® Nominees Please include this page with each list of nominees. The Board of Governors of the Boston/New England Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is pleased to present the following nominees for the 33rd Boston/New England Emmy® Awards. This list contains material provided by you through Emmy® Express and includes entrant (s), the title of the entry, and the stations, production company or websites. Except for spelling errors, no changes or additions are permitted to this list. Additional acknowledgements for the program book are allowed at this time, these individuals are not eligible for complimentary certificates or Emmy® statuettes. Corrections must be emailed to [email protected] by 5:00pm, Monday, April 19, 2010. The ballots were tabulated by Parent, McLaughlin & Nangle, Certified Public Accountants, Inc. There are no nominees in Special Event Coverage (other than News or Sports) and Musical Composition. Nomination Certificates will be sent to all individuals listed as entrants. Additional Nomination Certificates may be ordered for $25 each. Email Jill at [email protected] for an order form. The categories were judged by your peers from the Pacific Southwest, Lower Great Lakes, Ohio Valley Chapters of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. As participants in the Emmy® process you will be contacted to serve on a judging panel for these chapters. The success of the Emmy® Awards depends on your willingness to serve as a peer judge on at least one panel per year. The 33rd Boston/New England Emmy® Awards Ceremony will be presented at Gillette Stadium at Patriot Place on Saturday, May 22, 2010. Invitations will be in the mail soon. If you are selected as an Emmy® recipient on that evening, please keep your remarks to 20 seconds or less. If you are part of a group accepting please select one person to speak on behalf of the group. 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