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Award Type Division and Market Station Category Name Entry Title Award Type Division and Market Station Category Name Entry Title Network Radio Best Network Radio Michigan Radio Network Breaking News Story Truckers' Surprise Protest at Capitol 12-16-14 Best Network Radio Michigan Radio Network Feature Programming The Growth of Hops 11-29-14 Best Network Radio Michigan Radio Network Investigative Story Aramark Troubles Best Network Radio Michigan Radio Network Newscast Newscast 11-17-14 Merit Network Radio Michigan Radio Network Feature/Use of Medium 2014 Election: A Case of Political Spying Merit Network Radio Michigan Radio Network Investigative Story Personal Property Tax Scrapped 8-2-14 Best Network Radio Michigan Talk Network Special Show Broadcast Personality or Team The Albino Whitetail Merit Network Radio Michigan Talk Network Breaking News Story Michigan Road Funding Merit Network Radio Michigan Talk Network Morning Show Broadcast Personality or Team Steve Gruber Show Best Network Radio Michigan's Big Show Morning Show Broadcast Personality or Team Michigan's Big Show starring Michael Patrick Shiels Best Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Commercial Synergy Environmental - Mike Logan Unscripted Best Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Feature/Use of Medium Spartan Profile - Christmas Memories 12-22-14 Best Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Marketing Materials & Promos Spartan Sports Network On-Air Promotion Best Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Play-By-Play Sports MSU Basketball vs. Wisconsin 3-15-14 Best Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Regularly Scheduled Weekday Broadcast Personality or Team The Mark Dantonio Show 10-23-14 Best Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Sports Inside The Huddle 10-10-14 Merit Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Commercial Connelly Crane - Building Michigan Merit Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Feature Programming 2014 Rose Bowl Special Merit Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Play-By-Play Sports 2014 Rose Bowl - Michigan State vs. Stanford Merit Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Special Show Broadcast Personality or Team The Tom Izzo Christmas Show 12-15-14 Merit Network Radio Spartan Sports Network Sports Inside The Huddle 10-13-14 Network Television Best Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Commercial Michigan State Football Season Ticket Renewal 2014 Best Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Marketing Materials & Promos Spartan Vision: What We Do Best Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Mini-Documentary or Series Spartan Football All-Access '14: Episode 1: Jacksonville State Best Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Special Interest Programming Spartan Hockey All-Access: The Needed Ingredients Best Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Sports Spartan Hockey All Access: The Next Step Merit Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Commercial Michigan State Women's Basketball 2014-2015 Merit Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Marketing Materials & Promos Spartan Hockey All-Access Returns Promo Merit Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Special Interest Programming Spartan Football All Access '14: Episode 6: Nebraska Merit Network Television Spartan All-Access Television Network Sports Spartan Football All Access '13: Episode 16: Rose Bowl Special New Media Best New Media - Networks Spartan All-Access Television Network Use of New Media Spartan Football All-Access: Darqueze Dennard - Deep Roots, In Dry Branch Merit New Media - Networks Spartan All-Access Television Network Use of New Media My Spartan Story Best New Media - Market 4 WBKP/WBUP-TV Use of New Media WBKP/WBUP-TV New Media Merit New Media - Market 4 WHFB-FM Use of New Media WHFB Mobile App Best New Media - Market 3 WSYM-TV Use of New Media "We Are Spartans" All-Things MSU Web Section Merit New Media - Market 3 WKHM-AM Use of New Media So You Want To Work In Radio Best New Media - Market 2 Michigan Radio (WUOM-FM/WFUM-FM/WVGR-FM) Use of New Media Michigan Radio's Use of New Media Merit New Media - Market 2 WOOD-TV Use of New Media Google Glasses Best New Media - Market 1 WDIV-TV Use of New Media Climate Change Webcast Merit New Media - Market 1 WWJ-AM Use of New Media Digital Detroit Best Public Radio - Group 2 Michigan Radio (WUOM-FM/WFUM-FM/WVGR-FM) Feature/Use of Medium A school that helps kids "Step into Their Best Selves" Best Public Radio - 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Group 2 Michigan Radio (WUOM-FM/WFUM-FM/WVGR-FM) Special Interest & Cultural Programming Stateside with Cynthia Canty 3-10-14 Best Public Radio - Group 2 WDET-FM Community Involvement Detroit Today - Community Lighting Best Public Radio - Group 2 WDET-FM Hard News & Current Events Story Police Poaching Best Public Radio - Group 2 WDET-FM Marketing Materials & Promos Local POP - Love Train Best Public Radio - Group 2 WDET-FM Membership Appeal This IS What Pat Says - Spring 2014 Best Public Radio - Group 2 WDET-FM Newscast 8:30 A.M. 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