LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Sept. 23, 2003 (Send2Press Newswire) -- JackStreet Media (www.jackstreet.com) announced today that its founder, Errol Smith, has received an Emmy Award from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences during the 55th annual awards ceremony. The award was for Mr. Smith's work as a Television correspondent on the four-time, Emmy Award-winning program "Making It." This was Mr. Smith's second Emmy nomination and his first win.

"Few things are more appreciated than having the quality of your work recognized as being among the best in your field by the best in your field. I'm honored and thrilled," Said Errol Smith, founder of JackStreet Media and creator of the Readers Radio Network (www.readersradionetwork.com).

Errol Smith started his media career in 1990 as a publisher of self-help books. In 1994 he began a three-year stint as a daily Radio Talk Show host on KIEV in Los Angeles. Concurrently, Mr. Smith delivered political commentary for local and international television news programs and co-hosted "Life and Times" on PBS.

Mr. Smith currently interviews successful entrepreneurs for the weekly television show "Making It" and is founder and executive producer of the Affiliate Nanocasting Network and the Readers Radio Network. The Readers Radio Network has hosted interviews with a variety of high profile authors Like Mark Victor Hansen, Robert Allen and Jay Conrad Levinson.

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Company Website: www.jackstreet.com
Source of News: JackStreet Media

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