Call for entries is now open! Deadline: Sunday, May 22
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WAN-IFRA’s North American Digital Media Awards honor news publishers that have delivered unique and original digital media projects in the past year.
Local, regional and national news media companies in the US and Canada are invited to present their most cutting-edge digital work.
The competition is open to all projects that have been published or carried out between August 1, 2021 and May 31, 2022.
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*Winners of these categories at the regional level will automatically compete for WAN-IFRA’s Worldwide Digital Media Awards, the annual global competition among the editions in Africa, Asia, South Asia, Europe, Middle East, and Latin America.
REGISTRATION FEE
Each application will be invoiced for EUR 100. Bank charges will be borne by the applicant companies. Any incomplete payment will immediately disqualify the application. Registration fees and bank charges will not be refunded.
2021 WINNERS
“These awards are important because they encourage and recognize creativity and innovation in building media companies that meld first-rate editorial content with lasting, sustainable business models.”
“The greatest satisfaction when doing this type of project in which we seek that our audience connect uniquely with the content, is the direct feedback we receive from our followers. This award reaffirms what readers have already let us know through their hundreds of thousands of interactions: different and refreshing content also has space in the news work.”
“We’re so thrilled and humbled to receive a WAN-IFRA award for best journalism project. More than 100 journalists spent more than a year tracking down healthcare workers who succumbed to covid 19 and this honor is a lasting tribute to their work and to the families who lost thousands of loved ones.”
“We are very proud to receive these nominations. As news publishers, our contents are meant to be produced and consumed at a very fast pace. Journalism awards like NADMA are opportunities to pause, to reflect on that work and to assess how it impacted our collective lives. It’s the greatest privilege to be recognized by our peers, especially coming from an organization that has an international reach.”
“We are both humbled and honored to be recognized on a global stage with so many outstanding news organizations doing work that matters, work that leads to change and gives a voice to those who otherwise would go unheard.”
