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Three Podcasts Among Winners Of 2020 duPont-Columbia University Awards
December 11, 2019 at 7:01 AM (PT)
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COLUMBIA JOURNALISM SCHOOL has announced the winners of the 2020 ALFRED I. DUPONT-COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AWARDS for journalism, and the three audio awards all went to podcasts. The winners include MSNBC and RACHEL MADDOW's "BAG MAN", MICHIGAN RADIO and NPR's "BELIEVED," and AMERICAN PUBLIC MEDIA's "IN THE DARK." Eight of the awards went to public media outlets, six of those to PBS.
“This important work is all coming at a time of increased mistrust in powerful institutions,” said former NBC NEWS executive CHERYL GOULD, Jury Chair for the awards. "Journalists are playing a critical role in holding the powerful accountable, and we are proud to honor these DUPONT winners for their commitment.”
“That three separate reports on sexual abuse would win in one year is significant,” said DUPONT-COLUMBIA Director LISA R. COHEN. “The wide range of coverage -- local, national and international -- on a topic so long hidden from view tells us we are truly in the midst of a reckoning.”
The winner's list;
- AMERICAN PUBLIC MEDIA/APM REPORTS, "IN THE DARK," Season Two: SUPREME COURT coverage
- CBS NEWS, "60 MINUTES," "On the Border"
- CNN, "The Disappearance of JAMAL KHASHOGGI"
- PBS' "FRONTLINE" and PROPUBLICA, "Documenting Hate"
- PBS' "FRONTLINE," "The FACEBOOK Dilemma"
- TEGNA NBC affiliate KARE-TV (KARE 11)/MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, "Love Them FIrst: Lessons from LUCY LANEY ELEMENTARY"
- TEGNA NBC affiliate KARE-TV (KARE 11)/MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, "KARE 11 INVESTIGATES," "On the Veterans Beat"
- NETFLIX, "Bleeding Edge"
- PBS, "PBS NEWSHOUR," "Inside YEMEN"
- PBS and AMERICAN DOCUMENTARY, INC., "POV," "The Apology"
- PBS, "POV," "Dark Money"
- MICHIGAN RADIO and NPR, "BELIEVED"
- MSNBC, "BAG MAN"
- SCRIPPS ABC affiliate WKBW-TV (7 ABC)/BUFFALO, "Fall From Grace: When Priests Prey and Bishops Betray"
- PBS, GREATER WASHINGTON EDUCATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION PBS affiliate WETA-TV/WASHINGTON, MCGEE MEDIA, and INKWELL FILMS, "Reconstruction: AMERICA After The CIVIL WAR"
- COX MEDIA GROUP ABC affiliate WSOC-TV/CHARLOTTE, "Something Suspicious in District 9"
The Silver Batons will be bestowed at a ceremony hosted by CNN and PBS reporter CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR and THE NEW YOK TIMES "THE DAILY" podcast host MICHAEL BARBARO on JANUARY 21st in NEW YORK.