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The Punch Sulzberger Award for Journalism Innovation is given for a job that “illustrates new ways to perform the craft of journalism, which will engage the audience and expand the impact and scope of work.”
Calmatters Digital democracy The Punch Sulzberger Award has been awarded for innovation in journalism in national Poynte Journalism RewardsS
The honor, for “California battle with fentanyl“It is a powerful pairing of the rich database of digital democracy of the government for gap and manufactured in partnership with Julie Watts of CBS News. Julie’s story Focused on the defenders of Fentanil’s legislation, who were upset to learn through digital democracy that their bills had died when lawmakers refused to vote.
Her broadcast followed the history of Calmatters, “Power should never say no. How California Democrats kill bills without voting against them“The co-author of the Watts and Calance reporter Ryan Sabalow. The story uses data from the digital democracy to consider more than 1 million votes submitted by current legislators, and revealed that the Democrats voted” not “less than 1% of the time. Instead of direct vote against a bill, Democrats often kill bills, refusing to vote.
The architects, Saballow and Foaad, were the architects of digital democracy.
The judges quoted the work of the team with the “innovative database of digital democracy”, built by Calmatters, which uses artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to give further empowerment of the guard’s journalism and to fill the void of reporting left in the state houses across the country. The database collects information on millions of votes and hundreds of hours of hearing, allowing reporters to disclose hidden practices of California supermistics legislation in California.
“You read these pieces and feel smarter and better equipped to fulfill your rights in democracy,” a judge said.
Digital democracy includes every word spoken in public hearing, every dollar given to a politician, every bill introduced, every vote taken and others. The database enables unprecedented information, such as a review of more than 1 million votes submitted by current legislators in the last five years.
A partner’s investigation with CBS-TV showed the real impact of people who use digital democracy to see how government decisions are made. “I am personally offended,” said the mother of a young man who died of an overdose of fentanyl. “That’s what they registered to present us.” Digital Democracy and Julie Watts also contributed to Special TV for half an hour Concerning Fentanyl’s contradiction in December. CalMatters previously paired with CBS watts, including two videos that won Northern California Amy awardsS CalMatters reporter Nigel Duara and Watts Emmy were for segment How does California investigate shootings by law enforcement officersand cooperation with watts that present themselves Julie Kart’s cover of devastating effects On endless fires for the mental health of firefighters in California.
