The Pulitzer committee has announced the winners for 2010. The Bristol Herald Courier in Virginia won the coveted public service award and the Seattle Times won for breaking news reporting. The investigative reporting prize went to two winners: the online nonprofit ProPublica working in collaboration with the New York Times Magazine, and the Philadelphia Daily News. The Washington Post won four awards, including best commentary, feature writing and international reporting. The New York Times won three awards, including for national reporting.
The full list is here.
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The horror! This contest must be rigged. How could they not give Singleton's papers in So Cal a Pulitzer? I know they weren't nominated, but, what are the judges looking for? Quality journalism? Never mind.
I wonder if the Post Photojournalist that won did it with 8 year old antiquated and constantly under repair camera equipment?
No way. State of the are equipment is standard for the newspaper group. Why would you even suggest that? State of the are computers, training methods, employee communication, and let us no forget the brilliant executive team that runs this group.
I see Belo's Dallas Morning News won. They must not have cut that paper the way they did their others.
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