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Ms. Miller said the magazine would also offer more service journalism for its readers.

The Guardian won the Innovation of the Year award at the 2014 British Journalism for its NSA Files: Decoded interactive.

Under Stewart's guidance The Daily Show has won Emmys for its comedy and Peabodys (second only to the fabled Pulitzer in American journalism) for its election coverage.

Originally a student of law, Fletcher switched to journalism for its greater excitement and worked on the Leeds Mercury and the Yorkshire Post.

In the journalism prizes, the Associated Press won the gold medal for public service journalism for its investigation of workers kept as slaves, supplying seafood to American supermarkets.

A case in point in America is Inside Climate News, a young Web site employing enterprising journalists that won a Pulitzer Prize, the top honor in American journalism, for its investigation of oil pipeline problems.

Last month, it won an Online Journalism Award for its coverage of the snowstorm in December 2010, when it asked listeners to send text messages telling the station whether their streets had been plowed, and then plotted the results on interactive maps on its Web site.

The Guardian has won two Online Journalism Awards for its coverage of the NSA leaks.

The Guardian have won Innovation of the Year award at the 2014 British Journalism Awards for its NSA Files: Decoded interactive.

In 2009 the center won awards from various journalism organizations for its reports on the hidden costs of clean coal, the underground global tobacco trade and sexual assaults on college campuses.

Mailer wrote two erotically hyper-charged novels in this period, "The American Dream" and "Why Are We in Vietnam?," but, as the country's mood became hotly contentious, he began writing an expansive new form of journalism, which, for its evocative power and philosophical reach, has never been equalled.