Past Knight-Batten Award Winners

2006 Winners:
Press release announcing the winners.

$10,000 Grand Prize: Global Voices Online, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Harvard (Cambridge, Mass.).

$1,000 Wild Card: Twin Cities Daily Planet, Twin Cities Media Alliance (Minneapolis).

$1,000 Awards of Distinction:
HealthNewsReview.org, University of Minnesota School of Journalism and Mass Communications (Minneapolis).
Transparent Newsroom, SpokesmanReview.com (Spokane, Wash.).
IBISEYE.com, Sarasota Herald-Tribune (Sarasota, Fla.).
U.S. Congress Votes Database, WashingtonPost.com (Arlington, Va.).
Bakersfield Californian Social Media Platform, The Bakersfield Californian (Bakersfield, Calif.).

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2005 Winners:
Press release announcing the winners.

$10,000 Grand Prize: chicagocrime.org, Adrian Holovaty (Chicago).

$2,000 First Place: The View Magazine, IMOL, Interactive Magazines Online (London).

$1,000 Awards of Distinction:
Town Square, News & Record (Greensboro, N.C.).
Public Insight Journalism, Minnesota Public Radio (St. Paul, Minn.).
The Cost of War, Newsday.com (Melville, N.Y.).

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2004 Winners:
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$10,000 Grand Prize: You Decide, KQED (San Francisco).

$2,000 Runner-up: P.O.V.'s Borders/Environment, POV Interactive (New York).

$1,000 Special Distinction Awards:
The Nature of Things: The Investigation of Swissair 111, CBC.ca (Toronto).
Tribute to Our Troops, Providence Journal Web site, Projo.com (Providence, R.I.).
Sing My Song, USAToday.com (McLean, Va.).

More About the Winners  |  Notable Entries  |  Election Entries

2003 Winners:
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$10,000 Grand Prize: The Big Picture, MSNBC.com (Redmond, Wash.).

$2,500 Runner-up: When Evil Struck America, The Chicago Tribune (Chicago).

$2,500 Runner-up: Budget Balancer, Minnesota Public Radio (St. Paul, Minn.).

Honorable Mentions:
The Two Cents Project, The San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco).
VillageSoup.com, (Knox and Waldo counties, Maine).

More About the Winners  |  Selected Entries

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