2009 Knight-Batten Winners
$10,000 Grand Prize:New York Times Body of Work• Represent • Document Reader • Custom Times • Debate Analysis Tool • Living with Less • One Word Read more about The New York Times projects. |
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$1,000 Special Distinction Awards:• Printcasting• Apture • ProPublica's Change Tracker • Patchwork Nation Read more about the Special Distinction Award Winners. |
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$1,000 Citizen Media Award:MyReporter.com(Star News, Wilmington, N.C.) Read more about MyReporter.com. |
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$1,000 Special Distinction Award for Nonprofit Journalism:Center for Public Integrity Body of Work• Broken Government • Tobacco Underground: The Booming Global Trade in Smuggled Cigarettes • Who's Behind the Financial Meltdown? Read more about the Center for Public Integrity projects. |
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