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Contest Winners: Web sites in Western Washington
Saturday, May 11, 2002
Entries were judged by professional journalists in Oregon. Judges’ comments were optional, and all of their comments are reproduced here.
Best overall Web site
1. Seattlepi.com
2. Seattletimes.com
3. HeraldNet.com
HM. Moneycentral.msn.com
Web site design
1. Seattletimes.com
2. Seattlepi.com
3. HeraldNet.com
HM. Microsoft bCentral
Special report
1. Seattletimes.com, “Understanding the conflict.”
2. Seattletimes.com, “Uninformed consent.”
3. HeraldNet.com, “Waterfront.”
HM. Seattlepi.com, “Africa.”
Regular news feature
1. Gina Hills, Mike Thompson, Seattlepi.com, “4 p.m.”
2. John Hickey, Shannon Fears, Seattlepi.com, “Baseball.”
3. Gina Hills, Seattlepi.com, “Transportation.”
HM. Mike Espinosa, Seattlepi.com, “Hotspots.”
Spot news report
1. Staff, Seattlepi.com, "Earthquake.”
2. Staff, Seattletimes.com, “Earthquake.”
3. No award given.
Sports reporting
1. Seattlepi.com, “All star.” Judge’s comments: “A very complete and impressive site.”
2. No award given.
3. No award given.
Arts and entertainment reporting
1. Winda Beneditti, Mike Espinosa and Mike Thompson; Seattlepi.com, “Morocco.”
2. Winda Beneditti and Mike Thompson, Seattlepi.com, “Videogames.”
3. Mike Espinosa, Seattlepi.com, “Pop.”
Business reporting
1. Jon D. Markman, Moneycentral.msn.com, “What happens when markets reopen . . .”
2. Monte Enbysk, Microsoft bCentral, “Make telecommuting work for you” and two other articles.
3. Jeff Wuorio, Microsoft bCentral, “Attack aftermath: Is that business trip a must” and two other articles.
HM. Mike Espinosa, Seattlepi.com, “Nordstrom.”
HM. Joseph Anthony, Microsoft bCentral, “When an Internet startup is too successful” and two other articles.
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