SHBA, faqja online "Propublika" fiton Pulitzer, per uraganin Katrina

Posted on Apr 17 2010 - 5:00pm by Berni

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Për herë të parë një shërbim jo fitimprurës dhe vetëm online arrin të fitojë një cmim të tillë prestigjioz në gazetari. Fitoi artikulli mbi uraganin Katrina. 4 cmime per Washington Post dhe 3 cmime per New York Times

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