Truthdig in the Running for Best Political Blog Webby Award
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This just in: Truthdig’s Ear to the Ground section has been nominated in the Best Political Blog category for the 2014 Webby Awards.
We’re thrilled to be included in this bracket, near and dear to our hearts as it is, since we’ve always been a fully online operation. This year we’re in some prestigious company too, sharing the lineup with The Daily Beast’s Washington Bureau blog, The Atlantic Politics, The Center for Public Integrity: Primary Source and Exit Syria – Diaries from Za’atari.
Every year, two Webbys are handed out for each category: A group of professionals picks a winner for a juried award, and the public also gets to weigh in by voting for the People’s Voice Webby Award.
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In return for that pitch, we’ll take this nod as welcome recognition that our efforts to keep Truthdig what it’s been from the start — a truly independent news source featuring some of the boldest, most original voices on the Web — are holding strong for the better part of a decade.
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