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April 20th, 2009

Pulitzer datapoint of the day

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Posted by: Felix Salmon

Tags: journalism

Number of 2009 Pulitzers awarded for financial journalism: 0.

poll by twiigs.com

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April 20th, 2009 8:54 pm GMT [permalink]	E: A and B are correct. - Posted by Equity Private
April 20th, 2009 9:04 pm GMT [permalink]	I see the NYT won in the Anti-Americana & Obama Hagiography categories, among others. Walter Duranty would be proud. You need to do more for the cause if you want to win, Felix! Here’s a novel idea: blame the mortgage crisis on James G. Watt or Ed Meese - that should get you noticed. - Posted by Conservadick
April 20th, 2009 9:24 pm GMT [permalink]	The Pulitzer Prize committee also isn’t hip to this whole “blogging” thing. As a result, they’re probably unaware of most of the best stuff out there. Speaking of which, please do make sure you remember to submit this for consideration for next year’s awards. - Posted by Ironman
April 20th, 2009 9:46 pm GMT [permalink]	All financial journalism pieces submitted to the committee were mistakenly included in the Fiction category by an intern, who could not fathom that the incidents reported could be anything other than make believe. Once there, the judges rejected them as too outlandish and implausible even for fiction. QED - Posted by The Epicurean Dealmaker
April 20th, 2009 10:01 pm GMT [permalink]	The problem with this poll is that the choices are not mutually exclusive…one could validly argue that all four are simultaneously true…I would, however, agree with Equity Private. - Posted by Donald A. Coffin

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