- Bloomberg wins 23; awards to be presented in Dallas April 9
- Contest has record 904 entries
- Complete winner lists, original March 18 contest release follow
PHOENIX, March 21 – Thirty-two additional awards were announced today in the Best in Business competition conducted by the Society of American Business Editors and Writers (SABEW).
Those winners came from 11 categories affected by technical difficulties associated with new electronic contest software that digitized the entry and judging processes.
In all, there were 200 winners in 76 categories in the 16th annual contest, established in 1995 to set standards and recognize role models in business journalism. One hundred sixty eight winners were announced Friday.
With the additional honors, Bloomberg News captured the most awards overall with 23. Â The New York Times was second with 11 awards. GlobalPost was next with 10 awards.
The competition attracted a record number of 904 entries, surpassing the previous record of 862 entries in 2008.
The awards will be presented Saturday, April 9, at the 48th annual SABEW conference at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Members or guests can register for the conference on SABEW.org, or call SABEW at 602-496-7862. Hotel rooms are still available.
Print: Dailies
Feature: Dailies Sunday circulation 200,000 to 500,000
The Boston Globe: “Upper Crust”
The Seattle Times: “Dreamliner’s woes pile up”
The Denver Post: “High-End Hustle”
Explanatory: Dailies Sunday circulation 200,000 to 500,000
Columbus Dispatch: “Green Dreams           “
The Plain Dealer, Cleveland: “Their Lives Unraveling”
Philadelphia Inquirer: “Surviving the Storm”
Investigative: Dailies Sunday circulation 25,000 to 100,000
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: “Contaminated Drywall Cover-Up”
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: “Florida’s Insurance Nightmare”
American Banker: “The Trouble with Force-Placed Insurance”
Investigative: Dailies Sunday circulation over 500,000
Washington Post: “Alaska Native Corporations”
Wall Street Journal: “In Medicare’s Data Trove, Clues to Curing Cost Crisis”
New York Times: “Radiation Boom”
Creative Use Across Multiple Platforms 25,000 to 500,000
The Tennessean: “Life In Limbo”
Las Vegas Sun: “Do No Harm: Hospital Care in Las Vegas”
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: “Contaminated Drywall Cover-Up”
Creative Use Across Multiple Platforms over 500,000
The New York Times: “You Fix the Budget”
The New York Times: “Gulf Oil Spill”
The Wall Street Journal: “What They Know”
News Agencies
Explanatory
Bloomberg News: “Hidden Haven”
Bloomberg News: “Medicine and Money”
Bloomberg News: “Gold’s Affliction”
Print: Weeklies/ Biweeklies
Feature
Advertising Age: “Creative Exodus in Adland”
Los Angeles Business Journal: “Cornering Downtown”
Crain’s New York Business: “Debt Crumbles Cookie”
Creative Use Across Multiple Platforms
Crain’s New York Business: 25 Anniversary Issue and Micro-site
Crain’s Chicago Business: “40 Under 40: Making a difference in Chicago!”
Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle WA): WaMu coverage
Print: Magazines
General Excellence: All Groups
Fortune
Money
Opinion/ Column over 500,000
SmartMoney Magazine: “Common Sense”Â
SmartMoney Magazine: “Tough Customer”
Money: “Retirement Column”
