enough about conflict of interest, let's see some APSE results!

I'm not an APSE follower, but I was curious looking over the results. Does St. Pete not enter the section contest? Or do they enter but not win? That's a pretty freakin' good newspaper to not get recognition.

 

Should be Bran Strickland, not Ben. I hope, for his sake, it's correct on the plaque.

 

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lynn hoppes wins an APSE?! let the conspiracy theories begin! jk.

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Must've been for writing somone's annual performance review?

 

They have winners in the writers divisions, so I'd assume they'd enter their sections. Don't know that for sure though.

 

St. Pete has very good individual elements, but its sections tend not to stand out. Layout is plain, and there's little surprise or humor. Good group of people, though.

 

Ah, yes, surprise and humor...basic elements of a good nespaper.

 

Am I missing something or did Mitch Albom NOT make a top 10? I'm not gloating. I'm just wondering if this is a first.

 

Great. Now their employees will become even more insufferable.

Seriously, congratulations.

 

I haven't seen the large-paper columnist winners listed yet ... maybe I missed them.

 

Do share.

 

large category columns are in. interesting in that 3 papers got 2 columnists each (Wash. Post, LA Times, Kansas City)

COLUMNS

Washington Post: Thomas Boswell

The Oregonian: John Canzano

St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Bryan Burwell

Indianapolis Star: Bob Kravitz

Los Angeles Times: Bill Plaschke

Kansas City Star: Joe Posnanski

Boston Globe: Dan Shaughnessy

Los Angeles Times: T.J. Simers

Kansas City Star: Jason Whitlock

Washington Post: Mike Wise

 

I believe that's four for Posnanski (columns, gamer, feature, projects). Well done, Joe.