AFR’s James Chessell and Ben Holgate win Citi Journalism Award
The Australian Financial Review’s James Chessell and Ben Holgate have been jointly been awarded the 2013 Citi Journalism Award for Excellence for an article about the decline of the Ten network.
The annual journalism awards recognises the best in Australian and New Zealand business journalism.
“The presentation of this joint award is a testament to the difficult task our judging panel faced when choosing this year’s winner and serves to highlight the high standard of quality journalism in our region,” said Stephen Roberts, Citi Australia’s chief country officer.
This year saw 59 entries representing 20 publications were submitted from Australian and New Zealand journalists across five categories of: general business, personal finance, financial markets, the economy and broadcast media.
Why is that this award is so consistently won by the same types?