SABEW announces Best in Biz Journalism
The Society of American Business Editors and Writers recently announced the winners of its Best in Business Journalism contest.
The contest, which began in 1995, highlights the best business journalism each year from publications around the country. The contest was started to set standards and recognize role models for outstanding business journalism.
The awards will be presented Sunday, April 27, in Baltimore during SABEW's 45 annual conference.
The Arizona Republic, Los Angeles Times, The New York Times and USA Today received an overall excellence award for papers with a circulation about 325,000.
In the projects category, Patricia Callahan, Maurice Possley, Michael Oneal, Evan Osnos, Ted Gregory and Sam Roe from the Chicago Tribune won for their series “Hidden hazards.” Charles Duhigg of The New York Times was also recognized for “Golden opportunities” and his colleague Walt Bogdanichwas awarded for “Toxic pipeline.”
For a complete list of all the winners click here.
The contest, which began in 1995, highlights the best business journalism each year from publications around the country. The contest was started to set standards and recognize role models for outstanding business journalism.
The awards will be presented Sunday, April 27, in Baltimore during SABEW's 45 annual conference.
The Arizona Republic, Los Angeles Times, The New York Times and USA Today received an overall excellence award for papers with a circulation about 325,000.
In the projects category, Patricia Callahan, Maurice Possley, Michael Oneal, Evan Osnos, Ted Gregory and Sam Roe from the Chicago Tribune won for their series “Hidden hazards.” Charles Duhigg of The New York Times was also recognized for “Golden opportunities” and his colleague Walt Bogdanichwas awarded for “Toxic pipeline.”
For a complete list of all the winners click here.
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