Big News for the Truthdig Community
We've been nominated for the 2010 Webby Awards in both the political site and political blog categories (and we're in great company) Big thanks from the staff to all our readers, donors, writers and commenters who made it possible Take a bow and then take a minute to vote for us here and here -- because your voice matters!.
We’ve been nominated for the 2010 Webby Awards in both the political site and political blog categories (and we’re in great company). Big thanks from the staff to all our readers, donors, writers and commenters who made it possible.
Take a bow and then take a minute to vote for us in the Webby People’s Voice Awards– because your voice matters!
Voting is easy:
- Click here to register to vote–it takes just a few seconds (and your e-mail address will not be shared).
- After you receive your confirmation email, go to the ballots for best political site and best political blog.
- Cast your votes for Truthdig!
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Ear to the Ground
A breakdown of our nods at the National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Awards in Los Angeles.
UPDATE: Truthdig is a finalist for 14 Los Angeles Press Club awards, including best website.
Six novelists have withdrawn as hosts of a PEN event, saying they took the action to protest against an award to the controversial French publication Charlie Hebdo.
Peter Richardson and Chris Hedges took home the first and second place trophies, respectively, in the online critic category at the L.A. Press Club's Sixth Annual National Entertainment Journalism Awards on Sunday.
Truthdig is honored to have once again been named the Best News Website Exclusive to the Internet during the 55th annual Southern California Journalism Awards on Sunday night in Los Angeles.
As a small but tenacious site, we are gratified to be one of the finalists among an array of heavy hitters in the categories of best political website and best political blog. But we still need your help.
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