33rd News & Documentary Emmy Awards
| 33rd News & Documentary Emmy Awards |
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October 1, 2012 |
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Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center
New York City |
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The 33rd News & Documentary Emmy Awards were held on October 1, 2012, at Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, located in the Time Warner Center in New York City. Awards were presented in 42 categories, including Breaking News, Investigative Reporting, Outstanding Interview, and Best Documentary. In attendance were over 900 television and news media industry executives, news and documentary producers and journalists.
Notable awards included the Lifetime Achievement Award given to news anchors Jorge Ramos and María Elena Salinas of Noticiero Univision.[1]
Winners
Network breakdown
The following chart is a breakdown of number of awards won this awards season per station.
Breakdown by program
Awards
| Lifetime Achievement Award |
Chairman's Award |
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| Regularly Scheduled Newscast |
News Magazine |
- Coverage of a Breaking News Story
- Continuing Coverage of a News Story
- Crisis in Libya, ABC World News (ABC)
- Feature Story
- Investigative Journalism
- Business And Economic Reporting
- The Center for Public Integrity and ABC News Brian Ross Investigates: Green Energy: Contracts, Connections and the Collapse of Solyndra, Good Morning America, ABC World News & Nightline (ABC)
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- Coverage of a Breaking News Story
- Continuing Coverage of a News Story
- Feature Story
- Investigative Journalism
- Brian Ross Investigates: Peace Corps—A Trust Betrayed, 20/20 (ABC)
- Business And Economic Reporting
- News Discussion And Analysis
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| Long Form |
Interview |
- Live Coverage of a Current News Story
- Continuing Coverage of a News Story
- Where Soldiers Come From, POV (PBS)
- Investigative Journalism
- Enemies of the People, POV (PBS)
- Informational Programming
- Historical Programming
- Reagan, HBO Documentary Films (HBO)
- Business And Economic Reporting
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| Programming |
Best Story In A Regularly Scheduled Newscast |
- Arts & Culture
- Science And Technology
- Nature
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| Best Report In A News Magazine |
Best Documentary |
- Brian Ross Investigates: Peace Corps—A Trust Betrayed, 20/20 (ABC)
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- Beyond 9/11: Portraits of Resilience, (TIME.com)
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| New Approaches To News & Documentary Programming: |
Individual Achievement In A Craft: |
- Current News Coverage
- Documentaries
- Beyond 9/11: Portraits of Resilience, (TIME.com)
- Arts, Lifestyle & Culture
- Touch of Evil (NYTimes.com)
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- Writing
- Research
- Cinematography - Nature
- Cinematography - News Coverage / Documentaries
- Editing
- 60 Minutes' Gospel for Teens (CBS)
- Editing–Documentary & Long Form
- Graphic Design & Art Direction
- Rising: Rebuilding Ground Zero - Stories from the Pile (Science Channel)
- Music & Sound
- HBO Documentary Films: Saving Pelican 895 (HBO)
- Lighting Direction & Scenic Design
- NBC News' Education Nation Summit (NBC)
- Video Journalism – News
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| Promotional Announcement |
Regional News Story |
- Institutional
- Episodic
- Rising: Rebuilding Ground Zero (Science Channel)
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- Spot News
- Investigative Reporting
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Nominees
Presenters
- George Stephanopoulos, anchor, Good Morning America and This Week
- Jeff Fager, chairman, CBS News and Executive Producer, 60 Minutes
- Bill Moyers, host, Moyers & Company
- Lara Logan, correspondent, CBS News and 60 Minutes, co-host Person to Person
- Fareed Zakaria, host, Fareed Zakaria GPS and Editor at Large, Time
- David Pogue, technical columnist, The New York Times and host, Nova ScienceNow
- Tamron Hall, anchor, MSNBC's NewsNation, frequent co-host, Today
- Marvin Scott, senior correspondent, WPIX, anchor/host of PIX News Close Up
- N. J. Burkett, correspondent, WABC-TV
- Bruce Paisner, President & CEO, International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
References
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