
Susan Steade of the Bay Area News Group wins the DFMie for SEO headline writing.
Read Full PostDFMie judges chose Tim O’Rourke of the Bay Area News Group as Copy Editor of the Year.
Read Full PostDespite an outstanding year for breaking news coverage for many Digital First newsrooms, the least-surprising choice for a DFMie is in the breaking news category: The Denver Post adds a DFMie to the Pulitzer Prize and American Society of News Editors awards (and others) it won for coverage of the massacre at a theater in Aurora, Colo.
Read Full PostMile High Mamas wins the DFMie for Community Blog, the only DFMie not awarded to a Digital First Media staff member.
Read Full PostPeggy Fletcher Stack and Lee Davidson of the Salt Lake Tribune win the DFMie for best political journalism for their coverage of the role Mitt Romney’s Mormon faith played in the 2012 presidential election.
Read Full PostZack Harold of the Charleston Daily Mail wins the DFMie for best use of social media for his coverage of a pipeline explosion in West Virginia.
Read Full PostTom Kelly IV of the Daily Local News in West Chester, Pa., wins the DFMie for the best visual journalism of 2012.
Read Full PostJudges chose Martin G. Reynolds as Innovator of the Year for 2012 in Digital First Media newsrooms.
Read Full PostDesigner Samantha Dellinger of the York Daily Record wins the DFMie for best print front page for her cover on the death of Penn State football coach Joe Paterno.
Read Full PostJudges chose the York Daily Record’s NewsVroom as the best community engagement project of 2012.
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