BBC Persian News tops Hot Bird nods
3:47 PM PST 11/20/2009 by Mimi Turner,
AP
Channels from Europe and Africa honored at event
LONDON -- BBC Persian News, the Body in Balance Channel and Russian documentaries channel Vremya were among the networks honored at the 12th annual Hot Bird TV awards in Venice Friday night.
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