Liberian Social Media Awards (LSMA) Winners 2013

Liberia has finally caught on with the social media revolution and we think it is about time tha...t we honor the brands and persons who are doing a fabulous job at it. The Social Media Awards will allow the Liberian online community to nominate, vote for and award the bloggers, journalists, content creators, community managers, public personas, users of social media and celebrities for their efforts in communication and online creation.

Best Facebook page

Winner: Liberian Star View

Runner-up: Hints News Network

Best Online Promoter:

Winner: Jimmie Rahain Z York

Runner-up: Mapillar Dahn

Best Online Pastor:

Winner: Rev Philip Blamo

Runner-up: Priest Philip W. Tickey

Best Online Activist:

Winner: Rev Philip Blamo

Runner-up: Joe Gbalah

Best Online Radio Personality:

Winner: Best Garlo

Runner-up: Maya Atta

Best Online Radio Station:

Winner: Radio Lib

Runner-up: New Liberia FM

Best Social Media Group:

Winner: Discussing Liberia

Runner-up: The DD Center of Intellectual

Best Graphic Designer:

Winner: Lincoln Ward

Runner-up: Designs by Mapillar

Best Blogger:

Winner: Berenice Mulubah

Runner-up: TMZ Liberia blog

Best Liberian Website:

Winner: IRep Lib

Runner-up: TLC Africa

Best Liberian Site for news-led Journalism:

Winner: Hint News

Runner-up: Radio Afric Media Network

Outstanding Online Advertisement:

Winner: FFP

Runner-up: Carmel Cakes and Treats

Best Online Artist Interaction:

Winner: Munnah Nagbe LR

Runner-up: Robert BlackDiamond

Best Online Video:

Winner: Pot Not Boiling

Runner-up: Munnah

Best Online TV Station:

Winner: Star Nation

Runner-up: N/A

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