Column Contest Finalists Announced
The National Society of Newspaper Columnists has announced the finalists for its 2013 column contest. One name to note: Roger Ebert. His column was nominated in the Online, Blog and Multimedia category.
Congrats to all the nominees, who we’ve listed below. The winners will be named June 29.
General Interest, Newspapers over 50,000 Circulation
Dave Lieber, Fort Worth Star-Telegram; Thomas Rademacher, The Grand Rapids Press; Rich Telander, Chicago Sun-Times.
Humor, Newspapers over 50,000 Circulation
Samantha Bennett, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette; Bob Dyer, Akron Beacon Journal; Brian O’Connor, The Detroit News.
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The National Magazine Awards (a.k.a. The Ellies) were given out last night and almost every magazine you can think of won, aside from The New Yorker. The magazine was nominated five times, but failed to take home a paperweight that vaguely resembles an elephant for the first time since 2007. But don’t feel bad for The New Yorker. It’s still The New Yorker.
The Sigma Delta Chi Awards — which honor excellence in professional journalism — have been announced. Each year the Society of Professional Journalists sort through over 1,700 entries to pick winners in print, radio, television and online. Below are the magazine winners.
The 2013 Mirror Awards finalists have been announced. The awards highlight excellence in media reporting. The winners will be announced Wednesday, June 5, at Cipriani. Congrats to all those nominated.
The American Society of Magazine Editors has just announced the finalists for the 2013 Magazine of The Year. Just like
The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) has announced the finalists for the 2013 Ellies, and National Geographic leads the pack with seven nominations. Following up NatGeo is Bon Appétit and New York with six nominations; and GQ and The New Yorker each got five.
The 72nd annual George Foster Peabody Award winners have been announced. Below is just a few of the winners who are honored for excellence in electronic media.
The finalists for this year’s Michael Kelly Award have been announced. The award — in its 10th year — is in honor of Kelly, who edited two Atlantic Media publications and was killed while covering the Iraq war. The winner of the $25,000 prize will be announced April 14.
On Sunday, August 25, MTV will be broadcasting its Video Music Awards from the Barclays Center, so if you live anywhere near the arena, you might want to just leave town that weekend.



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