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The managing editor of CJRDaily.org, an online adjunct of The Columbia Journalism Review, and his deputy both quit yesterday after the dean of Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism told them he was cutting the site's budget nearly in half.
Laurent also spoke about his wish for the awards to educate as well as demonstrate, pointing to a lack of awareness among a minority of editors and media executives regarding the skills required to perform cutting edge data journalism.
Stone and Hurley have been at the cutting edge of chequebook journalism.
At the cutting edge of digital journalism, it has "more scoops in three years than the Washington Post has had in 30", according to the internet guru Clay Shirky.
In a speech for the occasion, Mr. Bloomberg said he was there "to celebrate my second favorite financial news outlet," which he said has "always been on the cutting edge of financial journalism".
It's no secret that newspapers -- the primary source of journalism -- are slashing staff and cutting back on original reporting.
The Voice was not on the cutting edge of anything except journalism.
In October, the NUJ called on Desmond to sell his papers to "someone who cares about journalism", following the announcement that the company was cutting 200 jobs in a bid to save around £10m.
But newspapers are in such peril, she said, that "in 2009, you can't equate cutting with a lack of devotion to journalism".
While many newspapers and magazines have been cutting jobs to cope with the crisis in print journalism, Die Zeit has invested heavily.
