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Journalism Awards Winners Press Release (PDF) TheNewYork Press Club, Inc. www.nypressclub.org | @NYPressClub FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Debra Caruso/DJC Communications [email protected] 212-971-9708 New York Times Wins New York Press Club Gold Keyboard Investigative Journalism Award for Series, "Breakdown." Times wins six awards in total; Newsday wins seven; The Associated Press and The Wall Street Journal win six apiece. Among tri-state broadcasters, News 12 shops in New York and New Jersey win 11 Press Club awards; WCBS Newsradio 880 wins seven. In a series of articles entitled “Breakdown,” The New York Times used the full gamut of multimedia tools to document how bigger purses, swelled by casino money, have corrupted horse racing across the nation. The series documented how money encouraged trainers to rely on pain medicine to race thousands of tired, injured and unfit horses, often with catastrophic results such as at Aqueduct in Queens where horse fatalities doubled after the opening of a nearby casino. Reporter Walt Bogdanich and a Times team that included Joe Drape, Rebecca Ruiz and Griff Palmer, did what no one had done before. When they were through, they had changed the face of thoroughbred racing across America through the analysis of contemporaneous accounts of no fewer than 150,000 races involving more than a million horses. Calls for track reform and regulation arose almost immediately as a result of the facts uncovered and presented in the “Breakdown” series. Superstorm Sandy Special Awards Because of the extraordinary nature of the coverage of Superstorm Sandy, special awards were created this year to acknowledge the exemplary journalism produced during that event. 21 such awards will be presented on June 10th, during the Press Club's awards ceremony. Nearly 500 entries were received in this year's competition, submitted by journalists publishing or broadcasting for 71 metro New York news organizations. An enduring tradition in New York media, the annual New York Press Club Awards For Journalism honor excellence in the craft by writers, reporters, editors, producers, shooters and multimediographers. Entries are considered in more than 20 categories of reporting. Judging is by prominent working journalists, former journalists and academics who are selected for their expertise in each category. Award presentations will take place Monday, June 10th, at the Press Club's Awards and Installation of Officers Dinner at Manhattan's Water Club. MORE INFORMATION about the Awards, the Awards Dinner (including reservations) and the New York Press Club can be found on the Club's Website: www.nypressclub.org. 2013 New York Press Club Awards For Journalism Winners Gold Keyboard Best Headline and Front Page (Magazine) "Breakdown" "The Next Four Years" Walt Bogdanich Josh Tyrangiel, Richard Turley The New York Times Bloomberg Businessweek Finalists: Best Headline and Front Page (Newspaper) "Honduras" "This Is Your Captain Freaking" Alberto Arce Deborah Pines The Associated Press The New York Post "Unlocked" Best Web Exclusive Content Sam Dolnick "A Fighting Chance" The New York Times Arnold Miller, Robert Cassidy, Christopher Ware, Peggy Bustamante, David Holland, John Williams Nellie Bly Cub Reporter Newsday.com staff "Education in the South Bronx" Newsday Patrick Wall DNAInfo.com New York Business Reporting (TV) "The Elf on the Shelf" Finalists: Carol Massar, Carole Zimmer, Courtney Chapman "FT Hedge Fund Survey & Report 2012" Bloomberg Broadcast Jonathan Kanterman Financial Times Business Reporting (radio) "Jobs Explosion, Jobs Implosion" "Rocky & Bullwinkle & The Cuban Missile Crisis" Carole Zimmer, Mark Mills, Al Mayers Julia Wetherell Bloomberg Broadcast WNYC-FM Business Reporting (Internet) Rev. Mychal Judge Heart of New York (newspaper) "Fraud and Folly - The Untold Story of General "100 Years of Staying Put" Electric's Subprime Debacle" Benjamin Weiser, Noah Rosenberg Michael Hudson, E. Scott Reckard The New York Times Center for Public Integrity Rev. Mychal Judge Heart of New York (Internet) Business Reporting (magazine) "Photographing the Humans of New York" "Everything's On Me" Jon Groat Tim Keown Tumblr & NYMag.com ESPN the Magazine Rev. Mychal Judge Heart of New York (TV) Business Reporting (newspaper) "Caught by an Angel" "HCA" Matt Kozar, Mike Humphries, Cheryl Meaney, Ardina Reed Abelson, Julie Creswell Seward, John Carrozelli The New York Times WABC-TV Business Reporting (newswire) Rev. Mychal Judge Heart of New York (Radio) "Corporate Tax Series" "Hudson Square" Tom Bergin Jane Tillman Irving Reuters WCBS-AM 880 Newsradio Consumer Reporting (newswire) Crime Reporting (TV) "Social Security" "Pain Killers: A Prescription For Tragedy" Stephen Ohlemacher Richard French, HolliHaerr, Clare Hickey, Ralph The Associated Press Kebrdle, Amy Nyikos FiOS1 News Consumer Reporting (magazine) "Scourge of the Superbugs" Crime Reporting (magazine) Jason Gale, Adi Narayan "Law and Disorder" Bloomberg Markets Bob Drury Playboy Magazine Consumer Reporting (TV) "Breeder Battle" Crime Reporting (newspaper) Walt Kane, Karin Attonito, Anthony Cocco, Ryan "Crime in America" Beckman Gary Fields, Cameron McWhirter News 12 New Jersey The Wall Street Journal Consumer Reporting (newspaper) Crime Reporting (radio) "Telecom Talk" "Some Undocumented Immigrants Relieved To Stay Anton Troianovski in New York, Even in Legal Limbo" The Wall Street Journal MirelaIverac, Karen Frillmann, Wayne Shulmister WNYC-FM Continuing Coverage (newswire) "Inside the Syrian Resistance" Entertainment News (newswire) Ben Hubbard "TV Double Vision" The Associated Press Frazier Moore The Associated Press Continuing Coverage (Internet) "Mississippi Learning" Entertainment News (magazine) Sarah Carr, Sarah Garland, Liz Willen "Busking a Living" The Hechinger Report Simi Horwitz Back Stage Continuing Coverage (TV) "Deadly Newburgh Police Shooting" Entertainment News (TV) Janine Rose, News 12 Staff "Inside Disney Stories" News 12 Hudson Valley Carol Massar, Carole Zimmer, Adam Harris, Courtney Chapman Continuing Coverage (newspaper) Bloomberg Broadcast "Divorce New York-Style" Sophia Hollander Entertainment News (newspaper) The Wall Street Journal "Leading Lomans" Barbara Hoffman Continuing Coverage (radio) The New York Post "Tragedy In Newtown" WCBS news team Entertainment News (radio) WCBS-AM 880 Newsradio "Jacqueline Kennedy's White House" Sara Fishko, Wayne Shulmister, Karen Frillmann Crime Reporting(newswire) WNYC-FM "Unsafe at Any Bitrate" Michael Riley, Vernon Silver, Dune Lawrence Entertainment News (Internet) Bloomberg News "Ropes, Whips and Songs About Cows - Definitely Not Just for Kids" Alix Cohen WomanAroundTown.com Feature Photo (magazine) News Special (TV) "Shell" "Journey of Remembrance" Corey Arnold Jill Wagner, David Leibowitz, Valerie Gildea Fortune News 12 Long Island Feature Photo (newspaper) Political Coverage (magazine) "Six livery car drivers" "Inside Karl Rove's Billionaire Fundraiser" Jefferson Siegel Sheelah Kolhatkar The New York Daily News Bloomberg Businessweek Feature Reporting(newswire) Political Coverage (Internet) "Niger-Hunger Brides" "60 NJ State 'Double-Dippers' Collect $10 Million Per Rukmini Callimachi Year" The Associated Press Mark Lagerkvist New Jersey Watchdog Feature Reporting(magazine) "Con Man" Political Coverage (TV) Roger Parloff "The Finance Director's Finances" Fortune Walt Kane, Anthony Cocco, Matt Murphy News 12 New Jersey Feature Reporting (TV) "National Pastime" Political Coverage (newspaper) Ruschell Boone "The $300G Commish" NY1 News Rick Brand Newsday Feature Reporting(newspaper) "War's Wake" Political Coverage (newswire) Michael M. 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