Truthdig in Running for 2008 Webby Award
Truthdig has once again been nominated for a Webby award. This year, we're up for a Webby in the Politics category, facing fierce (and prestigious) competition for the People's Voice award from the likes of NPR.org Political, FactCheck.org, The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, and MAPLight.org.
Truthdig has once again been nominated for a Webby award. This year, we’re up for a Webby in the Politics category, facing fierce (and prestigious) competition for the People’s Voice award from the likes of NPR.org Political, FactCheck.org, The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, and MAPLight.org.
The Webby Awards committee has also given Truthdig an extra accolade this year by including us in its Best Copy/Writing Honorees list.
We’d love your help as we shoot for another Webby win — taking home the Best Political Blog award last year was a real honor, and we owe it to our community of readers and contributors. To vote, sign up here and find us under Politics in the Society category. Thanks for your support!
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