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2008 Pulitzer Prizes for journalism -
Home of The Pulitzer Prizes at the Columbia University School of Journalism, in New York City2008 Pulitzer ödülleri dağıtıldı, Washington Post gazetesi, 6 ödül birden kazandı
This photograph of a Japanese videographer who was fatally wounded during a street demonstration in Myanmar won a Pulitzer Prize on Monday for Breaking News Photography.
A photograph from the series by Preston Gannaway for the Concord Monitor that won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography on Monday. The original caption read "Carolynne St. Pierre, stricken with terminal liver cancer, is surrounded by loved ones in her home."
In a Marlette cartoon from February, Mitt Romney asks a fellow candidate, Rudolph W. Giuliani, “So what’s your position on polygamy?”
For an examination in the Wasghington Post of private security contractors in Iraq. NATIONAL REPORTING: JO BECKER and BARTON GELLMAN
For articles in the Washington Post documenting the power and secrecy wielded by Vice President Dick Cheney. INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING: WALT BOGDANICH and JAKE HOOKER
For a series in The New York Times examining how dangerous and poisonous pharmaceutical ingredients from China have flowed into the global market. INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING: CHICAGO TRIBUNE STAFF
For articles exposuring faulty governmental regulation of toys, car seats and cribs. FEATURE WRITING: GENE WEINGARTEN
For an article in the Washington Post on a world-famous violinist playing incognito for subway riders. BREAKING NEWS REPORTING: WASHINGTON POST
For reporting on the Virginia Tech shootings. EXPLANATORY REPORTING: AMY HARMON
For a series in The New York Times exploring the impact of new genetic technology on American life. LOCAL REPORTING: DAVID UMHOEFER
For artcles in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigating pension deals for county workers. COMMENTARY: STEVE PEARLSTEIN
For the Washington Post business columnist. EDITORIAL WRITING: NO WINNER
CRITICISM: MARK FEENEY
For arts criticism at The Boston Globe. EDITORIAL CARTOONING: MICHAEL RAMIREZ
For cartoons in the Investor's Business Daily Breaking News. BREAKING NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY: ADREES LATIF
For a photograph for Reuters of a Japanese videographer who was fatally wounded during a street demonstration in Myanmar. FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHY: PRESTON GANNAWAY
For photographs from the Concord Monitor of a family coping with ter 
A photograph from the series by Preston Gannaway for the Concord Monitor that won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography on Monday. The original caption read "Carolynne St. Pierre, stricken with terminal liver cancer, is surrounded by loved ones in her home."
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Soldiers Face Neglect, FrustrationNearly six years of combat have transformed Walter Reed Army Medical
2008 Pulitzer Prizes for journalism
PUBLIC SERVICE: DANA PRIEST and ANNE HULL
For articles in the Washington Post revealing the neglect of wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
For an examination in the Wasghington Post of private security contractors in Iraq. NATIONAL REPORTING: JO BECKER and BARTON GELLMAN
For articles in the Washington Post documenting the power and secrecy wielded by Vice President Dick Cheney. INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING: WALT BOGDANICH and JAKE HOOKER
For a series in The New York Times examining how dangerous and poisonous pharmaceutical ingredients from China have flowed into the global market. INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING: CHICAGO TRIBUNE STAFF
For articles exposuring faulty governmental regulation of toys, car seats and cribs. FEATURE WRITING: GENE WEINGARTEN
For an article in the Washington Post on a world-famous violinist playing incognito for subway riders. BREAKING NEWS REPORTING: WASHINGTON POST
For reporting on the Virginia Tech shootings. EXPLANATORY REPORTING: AMY HARMON
For a series in The New York Times exploring the impact of new genetic technology on American life. LOCAL REPORTING: DAVID UMHOEFER
For artcles in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel investigating pension deals for county workers. COMMENTARY: STEVE PEARLSTEIN
For the Washington Post business columnist. EDITORIAL WRITING: NO WINNER
CRITICISM: MARK FEENEY
For arts criticism at The Boston Globe. EDITORIAL CARTOONING: MICHAEL RAMIREZ
For cartoons in the Investor's Business Daily Breaking News. BREAKING NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY: ADREES LATIF
For a photograph for Reuters of a Japanese videographer who was fatally wounded during a street demonstration in Myanmar. FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHY: PRESTON GANNAWAY
For photographs from the Concord Monitor of a family coping with ter
Published: April 7, 2008
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