We are a brand new site about the Eurovision Song Contest, Junior Eurovision Song Contest, Eurovision Dance Contest & Our Sound Song Contest. We were created in October 2009 and officially launched on the 1st of November 2009.

We have been working since the early of October 2009 with editors from pre-existing sites who came together to create one new site – ESCDAILY! We are ready for the new challenges facing us in 2010 and we hope to deliver with reliability,validity and speed the latest news for Europes beloved tv show.

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Our Team

Renee Pozzi (Australia) [Chief Editor]
Danny Ni (United Kingdom) [Media and Design]
Theofilos Toronidis (Greece) [Team Assistant]
Luke Fisher (United Kingdom) [International Relations]
Nathan Waddell (United Kingdom) [Technical Assistance]
Kimberly Dufour (Belgium)
Zorica Loncar (Serbia)
Luke G. (United Kingdom)
Deni Stojadinovic (Austria)
Ervin Juhas (Serbia)
Rodrigo Romero Hidalgo (Mexico)
Krikor Kevorkian (Greece)
Mikey Brief (USA)
Liam Clark (Australia)
Simon Wells (United Kingdom)
Tomas Iglesias (Spain)
Alec Parkin (United Kingdom)
Emma Backfish (USA)
Zoran Kovacic (Serbia)

Lewis Rees (United Kingdom)

We also would like to mention and thank all of our contributors through-out Europe.
Feel free to contact us with any news, feedback or comments about the site.

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