Judges
The awards are judged by previous Silver Telly Award winners who have been accepted into the organization's "Silver Telly Council," and are selected by council members. Hence all judges belong to a self-selected group. The Telly Awards site indicates the judges are "top advertising and production professionals," but only council members can review the biographies of all the judges. However, some members choose to post their biographies on the web.
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