"Original is excellent," says Gange. "I once saw a statement written in the style of a tabloid journalism article.
Rachel Maddow and Anderson Cooper are both named in the "Outstanding TV Journalism: News Magazine" category for individual LGBT-relevant episodes, while HuffPost reporter Max J. Rosenthal was also recognized for his feature piece, "Adam and Pete: Love in a Time of War," which is nominated for "Outstanding Digital Journalism Article".
The winning journalism articles this year covered many of the biggest news topics of 2011, including an award to Sara Ganim, 24, and The Patriot-News staff in Harrisburg, Pa., for local reporting on the Penn State sexual abuse scandal.
The site enables fans to sign up to donate small amounts of money whenever a creator produces a new piece of work, from songs and videos to comic strips and journalism articles.
When your blogger started in journalism, articles were written on typewriters and sent by vacuum tube to the print floor where they were set in hot metal by the printers, a process that involved them setting the words backwards; those well-paid jobs are long gone.
It publishes long form journalism articles (over 5,000 words) and sells them on subscription for $0.99 per month.
Over a decade ago in a newspaper called the Columbus Ohioo) Dispatch, Mark Somerson reported on this story in a series of investigative journalism articles.
A similar negative-effect trend was measured in scientific journalism articles (ratio=0.7).
For instance, science journalism articles (newspapers) that presented a negative publication tendency regarding SSRIs (ratio=0.7) could not be related to the positive publication tendency found in scientific journals.
Those samples can include a range of genres, though, from journalism articles to blog posts or short stories.
Outstanding Digital-Journalism Article (Spanish-Language) "Perú: violaciones correctivas: El terrible método para 'curar' a las lesbianas" por Leire Ventas, BBCMundo.com.
