The Pulizter and Peabody are two heralded journalistic awards, as are POMA's Pinnacle Award presented by Mossy Oak. The Pulitzer is focused on newspaper journalis and the arts, the Peabody is centered on electronic media (radio, television, cable), and the Pinnacle honors traditional outdoor sports communications. Entry deadlines are fast approaching. Enter now. Win big.
The Pulizter and Peabody are two heralded journalistic awards, as are POMA's Pinnacle Award presented by Mossy Oak. The Pulitzer is focused on newspaper journalis and the arts, the Peabody is centered on electronic media (radio, television, cable), and the Pinnacle honors traditional outdoor sports communications. Entry deadlines are fast approaching. Enter now. Win big.
George Foster Peabody Awards -- The intent of the Peabody Awards is to recognize outstanding achievement in electronic media, including radio, television and cable. The competition is open to entries produced for alternative means of electronic distribution, including corporate video, educational media, home-video release, World Wide Web and CD-ROM. Programs produced and intended for general theatrical motion picture release are not eligible for a Peabody Award. All program entries must be for programs originally broadcast, cablecast or released for non-broadcast distribution during the previous calendar year (January 1-December 31, 2010).
POMA Pinnacle Awards -- The Pinnacle Awards presented by Mossy Oak honor journalists annually for exceptional journalistic achievement in traditional outdoor sports-focused magazine writing, newspaper/Web writing, photography/illustration, broadcasting, books and conservation journalism.
Pulitzer Prize -- The Pulitzer Prize Board has announced several changes to the journalism contest rules for 2011, spelling out the board’s interest in seeing entries in all the journalistic formats that news organizations use to generate impactful work. The changes recognize the growing importance of visual storytelling using video and other multimedia formats and the board’s ongoing intention to honor the best journalism from eligible news organizations, regardless of format.