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   <title>Now &apos;Sharknado&apos; Will Light Up America&apos;s Homes! Syfy and Philips Announce First-Ever Transmedia Lighting Experience for &apos;Sharknado&apos; and &apos;Sharknado 2&apos; In-Home Screening</title>
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   <published>2014-07-24T14:01:59Z</published>
   <updated>2014-07-24T14:03:11Z</updated>
   
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	Press release from Syfy and Philips Lighting Communications, July 24, 2014:

	Just in time for the world premiere of Sharknado 2: The Second One, Syfy and Philips, the global leader in lighting, today announced the first-ever television content-focused immersive lighting experience with the pairing of the Syfy Sync second screen app and the Philips Hue connected lighting system for the home.
	
	Fans who pair the Syfy Sync app for iPhone and iPad and Philips Hue bulbs while watching Sharknado and Sharknado 2 on Wednesday, July 30 (at 7PM and 9PM EST, respectively) will be treated to a specially designed &ldquo;light track&rdquo; &ndash; a visual soundtrack &ndash; that adds a heightened layer to the movie-watching experience in addition to the existing content and social experience Syfy Sync provides. However, fans of Syfy and Hue can get warmed up starting today as the app works immediately with the original Sharknado, available on a variety of platforms.
	
	When combined, the app will detect audio cues from the Sharknado movies and translate them to the Web-enabled Hue system. Fans will of then be enveloped in the onscreen action through ambient lighting effects as the bulbs change colors to reflect the increasingly stormy weather conditions, chainsaw-induced shark carnage and more throughout the two movies.
	
	In making the announcement, Matthew Chiavelli, Vice President, Digital Media &amp; Strategy, said: &ldquo;With a fan base that&rsquo;s always looking for new ways to interact with our content, we&rsquo;re happy to give them an innovative way take it to the next level. Syfy Sync has always been a multiplatform play, and now the action makes the leap from the television and second screen to an even more immersive Sharknado viewing experience with Philips Hue.&rdquo;
	
	&ldquo;We continue to look at new and innovative ways that we can create unique lighting experiences for the home and working with Syfy, we can give Sharknado viewers a whole new way to experience television,&rdquo; said Arif Quraishi, Vice President of Marketing, Sales and Strategy at Philips.&nbsp; &ldquo;Unlike other lighting offerings that are limited to proprietary systems, we can work through third-party apps like Syfy Sync, and allow the lighting to react to Sharknado content, taking a further bite out of the audience&rsquo;s imagination. Together we are making television history.&rdquo;
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	Press release from Syfy and Philips Lighting Communications, July 24, 2014:

	Just in time for the world premiere of Sharknado 2: The Second One, Syfy and Philips, the global leader in lighting, today announced the first-ever television content-focused immersive lighting experience with the pairing of the Syfy Sync second screen app and the Philips Hue connected lighting system for the home.
	
	Fans who pair the Syfy Sync app for iPhone and iPad and Philips Hue bulbs while watching Sharknado and Sharknado 2 on Wednesday, July 30 (at 7PM and 9PM EST, respectively) will be treated to a specially designed &ldquo;light track&rdquo; &ndash; a visual soundtrack &ndash; that adds a heightened layer to the movie-watching experience in addition to the existing content and social experience Syfy Sync provides. However, fans of Syfy and Hue can get warmed up starting today as the app works immediately with the original Sharknado, available on a variety of platforms.
	
	When combined, the app will detect audio cues from the Sharknado movies and translate them to the Web-enabled Hue system. Fans will of then be enveloped in the onscreen action through ambient lighting effects as the bulbs change colors to reflect the increasingly stormy weather conditions, chainsaw-induced shark carnage and more throughout the two movies.
	
	In making the announcement, Matthew Chiavelli, Vice President, Digital Media &amp; Strategy, said: &ldquo;With a fan base that&rsquo;s always looking for new ways to interact with our content, we&rsquo;re happy to give them an innovative way take it to the next level. Syfy Sync has always been a multiplatform play, and now the action makes the leap from the television and second screen to an even more immersive Sharknado viewing experience with Philips Hue.&rdquo;
	
	&ldquo;We continue to look at new and innovative ways that we can create unique lighting experiences for the home and working with Syfy, we can give Sharknado viewers a whole new way to experience television,&rdquo; said Arif Quraishi, Vice President of Marketing, Sales and Strategy at Philips.&nbsp; &ldquo;Unlike other lighting offerings that are limited to proprietary systems, we can work through third-party apps like Syfy Sync, and allow the lighting to react to Sharknado content, taking a further bite out of the audience&rsquo;s imagination. Together we are making television history.&rdquo;
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   <title>After Discovery&apos;s &apos;Shark Week&apos; Comes &apos;Bark Week&apos;: A Week-Long Event Celebrating Man&apos;s Best Friend on the Hub Network, Starting Aug. 17</title>
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   <published>2014-07-23T20:24:24Z</published>
   <updated>2014-07-23T20:26:32Z</updated>
   
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	Press release from the Hub Network, July 23, 2014:

	Fresh off the biting adventures of Discovery&rsquo;s &ldquo;Shark Week&rdquo; comes the Hub Network&rsquo;s celebration of a furrier creature &mdash; dogs. Starting Sunday, August 17 to Friday, August 22, the Network is bringing everyone&rsquo;s favorite family member and best friend to its air with &ldquo;Bark Week,&rdquo; a special week full of fun canine programming for dog-lovers of all ages to enjoy. The tail-wagging week will feature four popular series from Animal Planet, a sister network also owned by Discovery, called &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest,&rdquo; &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog,&rdquo; &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; and &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo; airing for the first time on the Hub Network, champions of family fun and the only network dedicated to providing kids and their families with entertainment they can watch together. It will also feature a different dog-themed family movie every night, including &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs,&rdquo; &ldquo;101 Dalmatians,&rdquo; &ldquo;102 Dalmatians,&rdquo; &ldquo;Snow Buddies,&rdquo; &ldquo;Good Boy&rdquo; and &ldquo;Scooby-Doo.&rdquo;

	&ldquo;&lsquo;Bark Week&rsquo; is fun new way that Hub Network delivers on its brand promise of making family fun by celebrating dogs and their special relationships with families,&rdquo; said Dena Kapan, Chief Marketing Officer, Hub Network. &ldquo;By packaging popular, family friendly dog shows and dog-themed movies together with dog-umentary interstitials, the Hub Network is providing comical, clever and relatable content that the whole family will enjoy watching together.&rdquo;

	&ldquo;Bark Week&rdquo; kicks off Sunday, August 17 with special presentations of the movie &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs&rdquo; followed by the Animal Planet series &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo; and &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest.&rdquo; Beginning Monday, August 18 to Friday, August 22, the Network will also air an episode of Animal Planet&rsquo;s &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo; followed by a dog-themed family movie. It will cap off each night with an episode of &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest,&rdquo; an episode of &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; and an episode of &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or The Dog.&rdquo;

	Please see below for a detailed schedule. &ldquo;Bark Week&rdquo; will also give viewers a humorous look into the wonderful world of dogs with fun dog-umentary pieces airing as interstitials throughout the week. Much like the brave explorers of &ldquo;Shark Week,&rdquo; who lower themselves into shark infested waters in the name of science and learning, the pieces will feature the Hub Network intrepidly entering a dog-infested bark park to study the habits of the domesticated canine it its natural habitat.

	About &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	&ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; documents just how far pets can push their owners and still get unconditional love. They are some of the &lsquo;baddest&rsquo; pets on the planet, but their owners love them just the way they are.

	About &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;
	Renowned British dog trainer Victoria Stilwell has seen everything from unruly hounds to pampered poodles. But how does she interact with the owners who are forced to live with these &lsquo;hell hounds&rsquo;? Homes are destroyed and marriages are in trouble, so it is not just the dogs that need help. Victoria brings her unique approach to American families.

	About &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	Can dogs be inspired by music to dance? Which breeds can walk on their hind legs? &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo; counts down the cutest doggie clips in the web-o-sphere and introduces some of the cutest dogs ever seen.

	About &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	&ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo; features three remarkable litters, three fascinating breeds and one amazing story: puppies coming of age. The first few months of their lives are an adorable adventure in a world where cuddly knows no bounds.

	Full &ldquo;Bark Week&rdquo; Schedule:

	Sunday, August 17

	8 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs&rdquo;
	War is being waged between the two great armies of Cats and Dogs. When the Cats plot to destroy a new vaccine that would cure all human allergies to Dogs, the Dogs fight back to prevent the Cats from succeeding in their quest for world domination.
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;
	12 a.m. ET: &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs&rdquo;
	2 a.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;

	Monday, August 18

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;101 Dalmatians&rdquo;
	When a litter of Dalmatian puppies are dognapped by the wicked Cruella De Vil (Glenn Close), all of London&rsquo;s canines unite to rescue the pups before she uses them for a diabolical fashion statement in this live-action remake of Disney&rsquo;s animated classic.
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Tuesday, August 19

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;102 Dalmatians&rdquo;
	Oddball, a spotless Dalmatian puppy on a search for her rightful spots, and Waddlesworth, a wisecracking macaw who thinks he&#39;s a Rottweiler, lead a posse of puppies on a mission to outfox the wildly wicked Cruella De Vil (Glenn Close).
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Wednesday, August 20

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Snow Buddies&rdquo;
	The Buddies venture to the frosty arctic and team up with new friends, Talon and Shasta, in a thrilling dog sled race across Alaska. The daring dogs have to band together and muster up courage to face the fur-raising challenges ahead.&nbsp;
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Thursday, August 21

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Good Boy&rdquo;
	In this comedy starring Molly Shannon and Kevin Nealon and featuring the voice of Matthew Broderick, a canine agent, Hubble (Broderick), from the star Sirius is sent to verify the rumors that dogs have failed to take over the Planet Earth.
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Friday, August 22

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Scooby-Doo&rdquo;
	The live-action adaptation of the beloved animated series catches up with Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang as they meddle their way into a mystery that leads them into murky and supernatural waters. The movie stars Freddie Prinze, Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	
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	Press release from the Hub Network, July 23, 2014:

	Fresh off the biting adventures of Discovery&rsquo;s &ldquo;Shark Week&rdquo; comes the Hub Network&rsquo;s celebration of a furrier creature &mdash; dogs. Starting Sunday, August 17 to Friday, August 22, the Network is bringing everyone&rsquo;s favorite family member and best friend to its air with &ldquo;Bark Week,&rdquo; a special week full of fun canine programming for dog-lovers of all ages to enjoy. The tail-wagging week will feature four popular series from Animal Planet, a sister network also owned by Discovery, called &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest,&rdquo; &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog,&rdquo; &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; and &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo; airing for the first time on the Hub Network, champions of family fun and the only network dedicated to providing kids and their families with entertainment they can watch together. It will also feature a different dog-themed family movie every night, including &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs,&rdquo; &ldquo;101 Dalmatians,&rdquo; &ldquo;102 Dalmatians,&rdquo; &ldquo;Snow Buddies,&rdquo; &ldquo;Good Boy&rdquo; and &ldquo;Scooby-Doo.&rdquo;

	&ldquo;&lsquo;Bark Week&rsquo; is fun new way that Hub Network delivers on its brand promise of making family fun by celebrating dogs and their special relationships with families,&rdquo; said Dena Kapan, Chief Marketing Officer, Hub Network. &ldquo;By packaging popular, family friendly dog shows and dog-themed movies together with dog-umentary interstitials, the Hub Network is providing comical, clever and relatable content that the whole family will enjoy watching together.&rdquo;

	&ldquo;Bark Week&rdquo; kicks off Sunday, August 17 with special presentations of the movie &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs&rdquo; followed by the Animal Planet series &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo; and &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest.&rdquo; Beginning Monday, August 18 to Friday, August 22, the Network will also air an episode of Animal Planet&rsquo;s &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo; followed by a dog-themed family movie. It will cap off each night with an episode of &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest,&rdquo; an episode of &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; and an episode of &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or The Dog.&rdquo;

	Please see below for a detailed schedule. &ldquo;Bark Week&rdquo; will also give viewers a humorous look into the wonderful world of dogs with fun dog-umentary pieces airing as interstitials throughout the week. Much like the brave explorers of &ldquo;Shark Week,&rdquo; who lower themselves into shark infested waters in the name of science and learning, the pieces will feature the Hub Network intrepidly entering a dog-infested bark park to study the habits of the domesticated canine it its natural habitat.

	About &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	&ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo; documents just how far pets can push their owners and still get unconditional love. They are some of the &lsquo;baddest&rsquo; pets on the planet, but their owners love them just the way they are.

	About &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;
	Renowned British dog trainer Victoria Stilwell has seen everything from unruly hounds to pampered poodles. But how does she interact with the owners who are forced to live with these &lsquo;hell hounds&rsquo;? Homes are destroyed and marriages are in trouble, so it is not just the dogs that need help. Victoria brings her unique approach to American families.

	About &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	Can dogs be inspired by music to dance? Which breeds can walk on their hind legs? &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo; counts down the cutest doggie clips in the web-o-sphere and introduces some of the cutest dogs ever seen.

	About &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	&ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo; features three remarkable litters, three fascinating breeds and one amazing story: puppies coming of age. The first few months of their lives are an adorable adventure in a world where cuddly knows no bounds.

	Full &ldquo;Bark Week&rdquo; Schedule:

	Sunday, August 17

	8 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs&rdquo;
	War is being waged between the two great armies of Cats and Dogs. When the Cats plot to destroy a new vaccine that would cure all human allergies to Dogs, the Dogs fight back to prevent the Cats from succeeding in their quest for world domination.
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;
	12 a.m. ET: &ldquo;Cats &amp; Dogs&rdquo;
	2 a.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;

	Monday, August 18

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;101 Dalmatians&rdquo;
	When a litter of Dalmatian puppies are dognapped by the wicked Cruella De Vil (Glenn Close), all of London&rsquo;s canines unite to rescue the pups before she uses them for a diabolical fashion statement in this live-action remake of Disney&rsquo;s animated classic.
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Tuesday, August 19

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;102 Dalmatians&rdquo;
	Oddball, a spotless Dalmatian puppy on a search for her rightful spots, and Waddlesworth, a wisecracking macaw who thinks he&#39;s a Rottweiler, lead a posse of puppies on a mission to outfox the wildly wicked Cruella De Vil (Glenn Close).
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Wednesday, August 20

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Snow Buddies&rdquo;
	The Buddies venture to the frosty arctic and team up with new friends, Talon and Shasta, in a thrilling dog sled race across Alaska. The daring dogs have to band together and muster up courage to face the fur-raising challenges ahead.&nbsp;
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Thursday, August 21

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Good Boy&rdquo;
	In this comedy starring Molly Shannon and Kevin Nealon and featuring the voice of Matthew Broderick, a canine agent, Hubble (Broderick), from the star Sirius is sent to verify the rumors that dogs have failed to take over the Planet Earth.
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	Friday, August 22

	6 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Too Cute!&rdquo;
	7 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Scooby-Doo&rdquo;
	The live-action adaptation of the beloved animated series catches up with Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang as they meddle their way into a mystery that leads them into murky and supernatural waters. The movie stars Freddie Prinze, Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar.
	9 p.m. ET: &ldquo;America&rsquo;s Cutest&rdquo;
	10 p.m. ET: &ldquo;Bad Dog!&rdquo;
	11 p.m. ET: &ldquo;It&rsquo;s Me or the Dog&rdquo;

	
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   <title>The Television Critics Association Announces 2014 TCA Awards Winners</title>
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   <published>2014-07-21T15:17:30Z</published>
   <updated>2014-07-21T15:19:23Z</updated>
   
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	Press release from TCA, July 19, 2014:

	The Television Critics Association (TCA) recognized the top programs and actors of the 2013-2014 television season tonight, at its 30th Annual TCA Awards presentation. The prestigious organization&rsquo;s event was held at the Beverly Hills Hilton hotel, and emceed by Terry Crews, actor, comedian, and host of &ldquo;WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE&rdquo; and star of FOX&rsquo;s hit precinct sitcom &ldquo;BROOKLYN NINE-NINE.&rdquo;

	The results were determined from votes cast by the TCA&rsquo;s membership, comprised of more than 220 professional TV critics and journalists from the United States and Canada. The winners represented an eclectic blend of shows and stars in 12 categories, putting the spotlight on the best of the best in comedy, drama, reality, miniseries, news, and youth programming. Highlights included AMC&rsquo;s celebrated drug drama &ldquo;BREAKING BAD&rdquo; winning Program of the Year for the second consecutive season, and Netflix&rsquo;s freshman prison dramedy, &ldquo;ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK,&rdquo; taking home honors for Outstanding New Program.

	HBO emerged as one of the evening&rsquo;s biggest winners, thanks to its gritty crime drama &ldquo;TRUE DETECTIVE,&rdquo; which won Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials, while star Matthew McConaughey was honored with Individual Achievement in Drama for his portrayal of Rust Cohle. And &ldquo;VEEP&rdquo; earned the network even more accolades, as the politically charged series tied with FX&rsquo;s critical darling &ldquo;LOUIE&rdquo; for Outstanding Achievement in Comedy. &ldquo;VEEP&rdquo; star Julia Louis-Dreyfus nabbed the top trophy in the Individual Achievement in Comedy category.

	Additionally, CBS&rsquo; &ldquo;THE GOOD WIFE&rdquo; received the award for Outstanding Achievement in Drama; Logo&rsquo;s &ldquo;RUPAUL&rsquo;S DRAG RACE&rdquo; took home the award for Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming; ABC Family&rsquo;s &ldquo;THE FOSTERS&rdquo; earned Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming; and the FOX/National Geographic Channel docuseries &ldquo;COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey&rdquo; received top honors for Outstanding Achievement in News &amp; Information.

	The TCA also bestowed a Heritage Award upon NBC&rsquo;s long-running late-night sketch comedy program &ldquo;SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE,&rdquo; for the cultural and social impact it has had on society, and presented prolific award-winning director/writer/producer James Burrows (&ldquo;CHEERS,&rdquo; &ldquo;TAXI,&rdquo; &ldquo;WILL &amp; GRACE&rdquo;) with a Career Achievement Award for his legendary role in creating some of the most groundbreaking and influential TV programming over the course of three decades.

	&ldquo;This was truly a monumental year -- not just for television, but for our organization, as a whole,&rdquo; said Scott D. Pierce, TCA President and TV critic for The Salt Lake Tribune. &ldquo;These winners truly are the absolute best of the best, and they could not be more deserving of the awards they&rsquo;ve earned tonight. But, the real stars are our members, who have worked so tirelessly to make the Television Critics Association the highly respected and influential entity that it is today. Without them, none of this would have been possible. I&rsquo;m excited to see what the next 30 years has in store for us.&rdquo;

	2014 TCA Award recipients are as follows:

	&bull; Individual Achievement in Drama: Matthew McConaughey (&ldquo;True Detective,&rdquo; HBO)
	&bull; Individual Achievement in Comedy: Julia Louis-Dreyfus (&ldquo;Veep,&rdquo; HBO)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in News and Information: &ldquo;COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey&rdquo; (FOX and National Geographic Channel)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming: &ldquo;RuPaul&rsquo;s Drag Race&rdquo; (LOGO)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming: &ldquo;The Fosters&rdquo; (ABC Family)
	&bull; Outstanding New Program: &ldquo;Orange is the New Black&rdquo; (Netflix)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials: &ldquo;True Detective&rdquo; (HBO)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Drama: &ldquo;The Good Wife&rdquo; (CBS)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Comedy: (Tie) &ldquo;Veep&rdquo; (HBO) and &ldquo;Louie&rdquo; (FX)
	&bull; Career Achievement Award: James Burrows
	&bull; Heritage Award: &ldquo;Saturday Night Live&rdquo; (NBC)
	&bull; Program of the Year: &ldquo;Breaking Bad&rdquo; (AMC) -- second consecutive

	
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	Press release from TCA, July 19, 2014:

	The Television Critics Association (TCA) recognized the top programs and actors of the 2013-2014 television season tonight, at its 30th Annual TCA Awards presentation. The prestigious organization&rsquo;s event was held at the Beverly Hills Hilton hotel, and emceed by Terry Crews, actor, comedian, and host of &ldquo;WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE&rdquo; and star of FOX&rsquo;s hit precinct sitcom &ldquo;BROOKLYN NINE-NINE.&rdquo;

	The results were determined from votes cast by the TCA&rsquo;s membership, comprised of more than 220 professional TV critics and journalists from the United States and Canada. The winners represented an eclectic blend of shows and stars in 12 categories, putting the spotlight on the best of the best in comedy, drama, reality, miniseries, news, and youth programming. Highlights included AMC&rsquo;s celebrated drug drama &ldquo;BREAKING BAD&rdquo; winning Program of the Year for the second consecutive season, and Netflix&rsquo;s freshman prison dramedy, &ldquo;ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK,&rdquo; taking home honors for Outstanding New Program.

	HBO emerged as one of the evening&rsquo;s biggest winners, thanks to its gritty crime drama &ldquo;TRUE DETECTIVE,&rdquo; which won Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials, while star Matthew McConaughey was honored with Individual Achievement in Drama for his portrayal of Rust Cohle. And &ldquo;VEEP&rdquo; earned the network even more accolades, as the politically charged series tied with FX&rsquo;s critical darling &ldquo;LOUIE&rdquo; for Outstanding Achievement in Comedy. &ldquo;VEEP&rdquo; star Julia Louis-Dreyfus nabbed the top trophy in the Individual Achievement in Comedy category.

	Additionally, CBS&rsquo; &ldquo;THE GOOD WIFE&rdquo; received the award for Outstanding Achievement in Drama; Logo&rsquo;s &ldquo;RUPAUL&rsquo;S DRAG RACE&rdquo; took home the award for Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming; ABC Family&rsquo;s &ldquo;THE FOSTERS&rdquo; earned Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming; and the FOX/National Geographic Channel docuseries &ldquo;COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey&rdquo; received top honors for Outstanding Achievement in News &amp; Information.

	The TCA also bestowed a Heritage Award upon NBC&rsquo;s long-running late-night sketch comedy program &ldquo;SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE,&rdquo; for the cultural and social impact it has had on society, and presented prolific award-winning director/writer/producer James Burrows (&ldquo;CHEERS,&rdquo; &ldquo;TAXI,&rdquo; &ldquo;WILL &amp; GRACE&rdquo;) with a Career Achievement Award for his legendary role in creating some of the most groundbreaking and influential TV programming over the course of three decades.

	&ldquo;This was truly a monumental year -- not just for television, but for our organization, as a whole,&rdquo; said Scott D. Pierce, TCA President and TV critic for The Salt Lake Tribune. &ldquo;These winners truly are the absolute best of the best, and they could not be more deserving of the awards they&rsquo;ve earned tonight. But, the real stars are our members, who have worked so tirelessly to make the Television Critics Association the highly respected and influential entity that it is today. Without them, none of this would have been possible. I&rsquo;m excited to see what the next 30 years has in store for us.&rdquo;

	2014 TCA Award recipients are as follows:

	&bull; Individual Achievement in Drama: Matthew McConaughey (&ldquo;True Detective,&rdquo; HBO)
	&bull; Individual Achievement in Comedy: Julia Louis-Dreyfus (&ldquo;Veep,&rdquo; HBO)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in News and Information: &ldquo;COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey&rdquo; (FOX and National Geographic Channel)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Reality Programming: &ldquo;RuPaul&rsquo;s Drag Race&rdquo; (LOGO)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Youth Programming: &ldquo;The Fosters&rdquo; (ABC Family)
	&bull; Outstanding New Program: &ldquo;Orange is the New Black&rdquo; (Netflix)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Movies, Miniseries and Specials: &ldquo;True Detective&rdquo; (HBO)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Drama: &ldquo;The Good Wife&rdquo; (CBS)
	&bull; Outstanding Achievement in Comedy: (Tie) &ldquo;Veep&rdquo; (HBO) and &ldquo;Louie&rdquo; (FX)
	&bull; Career Achievement Award: James Burrows
	&bull; Heritage Award: &ldquo;Saturday Night Live&rdquo; (NBC)
	&bull; Program of the Year: &ldquo;Breaking Bad&rdquo; (AMC) -- second consecutive

	
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   <title>TNT Renews Three Summer Hits: &apos;The Last Ship,&apos; &apos;Major Crimes&apos; and &apos;Falling Skies&apos;</title>
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	Press release from Turner, July 18, 2014:

	TNT has renewed three of its chart-topping summer hits: The Last Ship, Major Crimes and Falling Skies. All three dramas rank among basic cable&#39;s Top 5 scripted series this summer with total viewers and adults 25-54. They have also helped TNT score a significant lead as basic cable&#39;s #1 network in primetime for the summer-to-date.
	
	TNT has ordered 13 episodes of The Last Ship, an increase over its first-season order of 10 episodes. The network is also ordering 15 episodes for season four of Major Crimes. And Falling Skies will mark its fifth and final season with 10 episodes.
	
	&quot;TNT&#39;s refreshed and recharged drama brand is soaring this summer, and that is due in large part to these three enormously popular dramas,&quot; said Michael Wright, president, head of programming for TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies (TCM). &quot;The Last Ship has become this summer&#39;s top drama among key adult demos with its epic scale and visceral storytelling. Major Crimes continues to be one of the most enduring and popular crime-drama franchises on television. And Falling Skies has begun an ambitious and thrilling story arc this summer as it sets the stage for next year&#39;s climactic final season.&quot;
	
	The Last Ship is a blockbuster hit in its first season, not only among total viewers but also among key adult demos. The action-packed drama from executive producer Michael Bay has averaged more than 7.2 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery in its first season and currently ranks as basic cable&#39;s #1 scripted series this summer with adults 18-49 and adults 25-54. The show is also cable&#39;s #1 new series for the year-to-date among total viewers and adults 25-54.
	
	Major Crimes is showing an uptick over last year, with 7 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its third season so far. It ranks second behind Rizzoli &amp; Isles among the summer&#39;s top scripted series on basic cable. Major Crimes has also drawn key demo deliveries of 2.1 million adults 25-54 and 1.5 million adults 18-49.
	
	Falling Skies has averaged more than 5.5 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its fourth season, including 2.5 million adults 25-54 and 2.1 million adults 18-49. It ranks behind The Last Ship and Rizzoli &amp; Isles among basic cable&#39;s Top 3 scripted series this summer with adults 25-54.
	
	TNT&#39;s summer success also includes Rizzoli &amp; Isles, which ranks as basic cable&#39;s #1 scripted series this summer. The show has brought in a whopping 8.5 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery in its fifth season, a slight increase over its summer average last year, and ranks right behind The Last Ship as basic cable&#39;s #2 scripted series this summer with key demos. In addition, TNT&#39;s new crime-drama Murder in the First has averaged 5.0 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its first season, and Perception is averaging 4.6 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its third season.
	
	TNT will continue to roll out summer dramas in August. The network will launch the highly buzzed-about drama Legends, starring Sean Bean, on Wednesday, Aug. 13, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT). It will be followed by Franklin &amp; Bash, which is coming back for its fourth season. And on Aug. 18, Dallas will return to continue its third season.
	
	Complete descriptions for TNT&#39;s newly renewed series are included below. The network will announce additional summer renewals in the coming weeks.
	
	The Last Ship &ndash; Sundays at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
	
	TNT&#39;s action-packed drama The Last Ship, stars Eric Dane (Grey&#39;s Anatomy) and is executive-produced by blockbuster filmmaker Michael Bay (Transformers). The Last Ship opens with a global catastrophe that nearly decimates the world&#39;s population. Because of its positioning, the Navy destroyer U.S.S. Nathan James avoids falling victim to the devastating tragedy. But now, Captain Tom Chandler (Dane) and his crew must confront the reality of their new existence in a world where they may be among the few remaining survivors. Rhona Mitra (Strike Back) plays Rachel Scott, a strong-willed, intelligent and fearless paleomicrobiologist assigned to the ship. Adam Baldwin (Firefly, Chuck) is XO Mike Slattery, a former homicide detective and Chandler&#39;s second-in-command. Also starring in The Last Ship are Travis Van Winkle (Heart of Dixie), Charles Parnell (Pariah), Christina Elmore (Fruitvale Station), Sam Spruell (Snow White and The Huntsman) and Marissa Neitling (Leverage). Based on William Brinkley&#39;s popular novel, The Last Ship comes to TNT from Bay&#39;s Platinum Dunes and its partners, Brad Fuller and Andrew Form, whose credits include the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Bay, Fuller and Form have served as executive producers, along with series co-creators Hank Steinberg (Without a Trace, The Nine) and Steven Kane (The Closer), and director Jack Bender (Lost).
	
	Major Crimes &ndash; Mondays at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
	
	Television&#39;s favorite squad of detectives is on the case in Major Crimes, TNT&#39;s powerful crime-drama that ranks as one of basic cable&#39;s Top 5 original series. Major Crimes focuses on how the American justice system approaches the art of the deal as law enforcement officers and prosecutors work together to score a conviction. The elite team is headed by two-time Oscar&reg; nominee Mary McDonnell as Los Angeles Police Captain Sharon Raydor, G.W. Bailey as Lieutenant Provenza, Tony Denison as Lieutenant Andy Flynn, Michael Paul Chan as Lieutenant Mike Tao, Raymond Cruz as Detective Julio Sanchez, Phillip P. Keene as tech expert Buzz Watson, Kearran Giovanni as Detective Amy Sykes and Jonathan Del Arco as Dr. Morales, with Robert Gossett as Assistant Chief Russell Taylor. Graham Patrick Martin stars as Rusty Beck, the homeless teen and former material witness taken in by Captain Raydor. In addition to the main cast, Major Crimes also features recurring appearances by Jon Tenney as Agent Fritz Howard, Ransford Doherty as Coroner&rsquo;s Investigator Kendall, Kathe Mazur as DDA Andrea Hobbs, Malcolm-Jamal Warner as Lt. Chuck Cooper and Bill Brochtrup as Rusty&#39;s therapist, Dr. Joe Bowman. Also returning in the third season is guest star Tom Berenger as Jack Raydor, Capt. Raydor&#39;s estranged husband. Major Crimes is produced by The Shephard/Robin Company and Walking Entropy, Inc., in association with Warner Bros. Television. James Duff, Greer Shephard &amp; Michael M. Robin, Rick Wallace, Adam Belanoff and Leo Geter serve as executive producers.
	
	Falling Skies &ndash; Sundays at 10 p.m. (ET/PT)
	
	TNT&#39;s epic drama Falling Skies &ndash; from Amblin Television and executive producer Steven Spielberg &ndash; tells the extraordinary story about life and survival in the wake of a catastrophic alien invasion. Noah Wyle stars as Tom Mason, a college professor who became an unlikely resistance leader. Moon Bloodgood is Dr. Anne Glass, a pediatrician who became the survivors&#39; primary physician and eventually fell in love with Tom. Will Patton is Colonel Weaver, the gruff and emotionally scarred commander leading the battle against the invaders. Also starring in Falling Skies are Drew Roy, Connor Jessup, Maxim Knight, Colin Cunningham, Seychelle Gabriel, Mpho Koaho, Sarah Carter, Doug Jones and Scarlett Byrne. Since premiering as basic cable&#39;s #1 new series of 2011, Falling Skies has ranked as one of the Top 20 original series on basic cable with total viewers and key adult demos. In addition to Spielberg, Falling Skies is executive-produced by Amblin Television heads Justin Falvey and Darryl Frank, along with David Eick and Greg Beeman.

	
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	Press release from Turner, July 18, 2014:

	TNT has renewed three of its chart-topping summer hits: The Last Ship, Major Crimes and Falling Skies. All three dramas rank among basic cable&#39;s Top 5 scripted series this summer with total viewers and adults 25-54. They have also helped TNT score a significant lead as basic cable&#39;s #1 network in primetime for the summer-to-date.
	
	TNT has ordered 13 episodes of The Last Ship, an increase over its first-season order of 10 episodes. The network is also ordering 15 episodes for season four of Major Crimes. And Falling Skies will mark its fifth and final season with 10 episodes.
	
	&quot;TNT&#39;s refreshed and recharged drama brand is soaring this summer, and that is due in large part to these three enormously popular dramas,&quot; said Michael Wright, president, head of programming for TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies (TCM). &quot;The Last Ship has become this summer&#39;s top drama among key adult demos with its epic scale and visceral storytelling. Major Crimes continues to be one of the most enduring and popular crime-drama franchises on television. And Falling Skies has begun an ambitious and thrilling story arc this summer as it sets the stage for next year&#39;s climactic final season.&quot;
	
	The Last Ship is a blockbuster hit in its first season, not only among total viewers but also among key adult demos. The action-packed drama from executive producer Michael Bay has averaged more than 7.2 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery in its first season and currently ranks as basic cable&#39;s #1 scripted series this summer with adults 18-49 and adults 25-54. The show is also cable&#39;s #1 new series for the year-to-date among total viewers and adults 25-54.
	
	Major Crimes is showing an uptick over last year, with 7 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its third season so far. It ranks second behind Rizzoli &amp; Isles among the summer&#39;s top scripted series on basic cable. Major Crimes has also drawn key demo deliveries of 2.1 million adults 25-54 and 1.5 million adults 18-49.
	
	Falling Skies has averaged more than 5.5 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its fourth season, including 2.5 million adults 25-54 and 2.1 million adults 18-49. It ranks behind The Last Ship and Rizzoli &amp; Isles among basic cable&#39;s Top 3 scripted series this summer with adults 25-54.
	
	TNT&#39;s summer success also includes Rizzoli &amp; Isles, which ranks as basic cable&#39;s #1 scripted series this summer. The show has brought in a whopping 8.5 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery in its fifth season, a slight increase over its summer average last year, and ranks right behind The Last Ship as basic cable&#39;s #2 scripted series this summer with key demos. In addition, TNT&#39;s new crime-drama Murder in the First has averaged 5.0 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its first season, and Perception is averaging 4.6 million viewers in Live + 7 delivery for its third season.
	
	TNT will continue to roll out summer dramas in August. The network will launch the highly buzzed-about drama Legends, starring Sean Bean, on Wednesday, Aug. 13, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT). It will be followed by Franklin &amp; Bash, which is coming back for its fourth season. And on Aug. 18, Dallas will return to continue its third season.
	
	Complete descriptions for TNT&#39;s newly renewed series are included below. The network will announce additional summer renewals in the coming weeks.
	
	The Last Ship &ndash; Sundays at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
	
	TNT&#39;s action-packed drama The Last Ship, stars Eric Dane (Grey&#39;s Anatomy) and is executive-produced by blockbuster filmmaker Michael Bay (Transformers). The Last Ship opens with a global catastrophe that nearly decimates the world&#39;s population. Because of its positioning, the Navy destroyer U.S.S. Nathan James avoids falling victim to the devastating tragedy. But now, Captain Tom Chandler (Dane) and his crew must confront the reality of their new existence in a world where they may be among the few remaining survivors. Rhona Mitra (Strike Back) plays Rachel Scott, a strong-willed, intelligent and fearless paleomicrobiologist assigned to the ship. Adam Baldwin (Firefly, Chuck) is XO Mike Slattery, a former homicide detective and Chandler&#39;s second-in-command. Also starring in The Last Ship are Travis Van Winkle (Heart of Dixie), Charles Parnell (Pariah), Christina Elmore (Fruitvale Station), Sam Spruell (Snow White and The Huntsman) and Marissa Neitling (Leverage). Based on William Brinkley&#39;s popular novel, The Last Ship comes to TNT from Bay&#39;s Platinum Dunes and its partners, Brad Fuller and Andrew Form, whose credits include the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Bay, Fuller and Form have served as executive producers, along with series co-creators Hank Steinberg (Without a Trace, The Nine) and Steven Kane (The Closer), and director Jack Bender (Lost).
	
	Major Crimes &ndash; Mondays at 9 p.m. (ET/PT)
	
	Television&#39;s favorite squad of detectives is on the case in Major Crimes, TNT&#39;s powerful crime-drama that ranks as one of basic cable&#39;s Top 5 original series. Major Crimes focuses on how the American justice system approaches the art of the deal as law enforcement officers and prosecutors work together to score a conviction. The elite team is headed by two-time Oscar&reg; nominee Mary McDonnell as Los Angeles Police Captain Sharon Raydor, G.W. Bailey as Lieutenant Provenza, Tony Denison as Lieutenant Andy Flynn, Michael Paul Chan as Lieutenant Mike Tao, Raymond Cruz as Detective Julio Sanchez, Phillip P. Keene as tech expert Buzz Watson, Kearran Giovanni as Detective Amy Sykes and Jonathan Del Arco as Dr. Morales, with Robert Gossett as Assistant Chief Russell Taylor. Graham Patrick Martin stars as Rusty Beck, the homeless teen and former material witness taken in by Captain Raydor. In addition to the main cast, Major Crimes also features recurring appearances by Jon Tenney as Agent Fritz Howard, Ransford Doherty as Coroner&rsquo;s Investigator Kendall, Kathe Mazur as DDA Andrea Hobbs, Malcolm-Jamal Warner as Lt. Chuck Cooper and Bill Brochtrup as Rusty&#39;s therapist, Dr. Joe Bowman. Also returning in the third season is guest star Tom Berenger as Jack Raydor, Capt. Raydor&#39;s estranged husband. Major Crimes is produced by The Shephard/Robin Company and Walking Entropy, Inc., in association with Warner Bros. Television. James Duff, Greer Shephard &amp; Michael M. Robin, Rick Wallace, Adam Belanoff and Leo Geter serve as executive producers.
	
	Falling Skies &ndash; Sundays at 10 p.m. (ET/PT)
	
	TNT&#39;s epic drama Falling Skies &ndash; from Amblin Television and executive producer Steven Spielberg &ndash; tells the extraordinary story about life and survival in the wake of a catastrophic alien invasion. Noah Wyle stars as Tom Mason, a college professor who became an unlikely resistance leader. Moon Bloodgood is Dr. Anne Glass, a pediatrician who became the survivors&#39; primary physician and eventually fell in love with Tom. Will Patton is Colonel Weaver, the gruff and emotionally scarred commander leading the battle against the invaders. Also starring in Falling Skies are Drew Roy, Connor Jessup, Maxim Knight, Colin Cunningham, Seychelle Gabriel, Mpho Koaho, Sarah Carter, Doug Jones and Scarlett Byrne. Since premiering as basic cable&#39;s #1 new series of 2011, Falling Skies has ranked as one of the Top 20 original series on basic cable with total viewers and key adult demos. In addition to Spielberg, Falling Skies is executive-produced by Amblin Television heads Justin Falvey and Darryl Frank, along with David Eick and Greg Beeman.

	
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   <title>Christina Miller Named President and General Manager, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang</title>
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	Press release from Turner Broadcasting, July 16, 2014:
	
	Christina Miller has been named President and General Manager for the Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. networks Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang, as well as their digital brand extensions, including Cartoon Network.com and Adult Swim.com. The announcement was made by David Levy, President of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., to whom Miller reports.

	Miller will be responsible for leading the business in North America and working closely with Turner International to establish short and long-term priorities, as well as an overall worldwide strategic plan that will more closely align the Kids business. This role gives Miller global oversight of linear and non-linear content, the consumer products group and franchise management. She will lead a team of business and creative executives that includes, Rob Sorcher, chief content officer, Cartoon Network and Mike Lazzo, executive vice president/creative director, Adult Swim.

	&ldquo;As we continue to expand and look for growth opportunities in the kids and young adults business, it is imperative that we strategically leverage the brand equity that Cartoon Network has worldwide and continue to build on the tremendous success of Adult Swim,&rdquo; said Levy. &ldquo;Christina is a well-respected executive who has had great success growing the NBA Digital business for us and also brings a wealth of experience in leading global brands and franchises in the kids business. She is a strategic thinker with a reputation for being a collaborator and achieving great results; and I am thrilled to have her at the helm of the next evolution of this business.&rdquo;

	&ldquo;I am very excited to return in this new role to the business that I initially joined Turner for, and look forward to working with Rob, Mike and the great teams at Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang,&rdquo; said Miller. &ldquo;These are beloved brands with a passionate following and there&rsquo;s a tremendous opportunity to continue to grow them domestically and, with guidance from David and Turner International President Gerhard Zeiler, a new focus on alignment and partnership to leverage the global potential of Cartoon Network and Boomerang.&rdquo;

	Prior to today&rsquo;s announcement, Miller was general manager of NBA Digital and senior vice president of Turner Sports Strategy/Marketing/Programming, where she oversaw the day-to-day operations for the NBA Digital portfolio, which includes NBA TV, the league&rsquo;s 24-hour digital television network, NBA.com, WNBA.com, NBA League.com, NBA League Pass; and the league&rsquo;s broadband and wireless businesses. Miller&rsquo;s duties as senior vice president of Turner Sports Strategy/Marketing/Promotions included managing relationships with league partners, Turner networks and their digital extensions, as well as the strategic planning and scheduling of on-air sports programming and developing marketing programs for the division&rsquo;s linear and digital properties. Previously, she was senior vice president of Cartoon Network Enterprises (CNE) and directed Turner&rsquo;s youth and young adults consumer products and home video business in the United States, including global licensing partnerships and merchandising strategies and retail business development for Cartoon Network and Adult Swim properties.

	Miller joined Cartoon Network Enterprises in 2005 and was responsible for building the division&rsquo;s first global, multi-property, strategic partnership which brought the entire Cartoon Network portfolio of toys to market. She also launched CNE&rsquo;s first consumer products franchise Ben 10, overseeing the development of the property in all key categories. Under her direction and in addition to managing the licensing of all Cartoon Network and Adult Swim original series, CNE expanded its role in to third-party licensing through strategic partnerships that built on the division&rsquo;s core competencies.

	Before joining Turner, Miller served as senior vice president of brand licensing for HIT Entertainment, responsible for brand strategy and licensing for classic preschool brands including Thomas &amp; Friends&trade;, Barney, The Wiggles&trade; and Bob the Builder&trade;.
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	Press release from Turner Broadcasting, July 16, 2014:
	
	Christina Miller has been named President and General Manager for the Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. networks Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang, as well as their digital brand extensions, including Cartoon Network.com and Adult Swim.com. The announcement was made by David Levy, President of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., to whom Miller reports.

	Miller will be responsible for leading the business in North America and working closely with Turner International to establish short and long-term priorities, as well as an overall worldwide strategic plan that will more closely align the Kids business. This role gives Miller global oversight of linear and non-linear content, the consumer products group and franchise management. She will lead a team of business and creative executives that includes, Rob Sorcher, chief content officer, Cartoon Network and Mike Lazzo, executive vice president/creative director, Adult Swim.

	&ldquo;As we continue to expand and look for growth opportunities in the kids and young adults business, it is imperative that we strategically leverage the brand equity that Cartoon Network has worldwide and continue to build on the tremendous success of Adult Swim,&rdquo; said Levy. &ldquo;Christina is a well-respected executive who has had great success growing the NBA Digital business for us and also brings a wealth of experience in leading global brands and franchises in the kids business. She is a strategic thinker with a reputation for being a collaborator and achieving great results; and I am thrilled to have her at the helm of the next evolution of this business.&rdquo;

	&ldquo;I am very excited to return in this new role to the business that I initially joined Turner for, and look forward to working with Rob, Mike and the great teams at Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang,&rdquo; said Miller. &ldquo;These are beloved brands with a passionate following and there&rsquo;s a tremendous opportunity to continue to grow them domestically and, with guidance from David and Turner International President Gerhard Zeiler, a new focus on alignment and partnership to leverage the global potential of Cartoon Network and Boomerang.&rdquo;

	Prior to today&rsquo;s announcement, Miller was general manager of NBA Digital and senior vice president of Turner Sports Strategy/Marketing/Programming, where she oversaw the day-to-day operations for the NBA Digital portfolio, which includes NBA TV, the league&rsquo;s 24-hour digital television network, NBA.com, WNBA.com, NBA League.com, NBA League Pass; and the league&rsquo;s broadband and wireless businesses. Miller&rsquo;s duties as senior vice president of Turner Sports Strategy/Marketing/Promotions included managing relationships with league partners, Turner networks and their digital extensions, as well as the strategic planning and scheduling of on-air sports programming and developing marketing programs for the division&rsquo;s linear and digital properties. Previously, she was senior vice president of Cartoon Network Enterprises (CNE) and directed Turner&rsquo;s youth and young adults consumer products and home video business in the United States, including global licensing partnerships and merchandising strategies and retail business development for Cartoon Network and Adult Swim properties.

	Miller joined Cartoon Network Enterprises in 2005 and was responsible for building the division&rsquo;s first global, multi-property, strategic partnership which brought the entire Cartoon Network portfolio of toys to market. She also launched CNE&rsquo;s first consumer products franchise Ben 10, overseeing the development of the property in all key categories. Under her direction and in addition to managing the licensing of all Cartoon Network and Adult Swim original series, CNE expanded its role in to third-party licensing through strategic partnerships that built on the division&rsquo;s core competencies.

	Before joining Turner, Miller served as senior vice president of brand licensing for HIT Entertainment, responsible for brand strategy and licensing for classic preschool brands including Thomas &amp; Friends&trade;, Barney, The Wiggles&trade; and Bob the Builder&trade;.
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   <title>A+E Networks Promotes Executives to Pivotal New Roles in the Newly Established A+E Networks Research &amp; Analytics Team</title>
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	Press release from A+E Networks, July 16, 2014:

	A+E Networks&reg; has established a new integrated division, the A+E Research &amp; Analytics Team, which will be composed of four units that will work closely together and with their respective internal clients.&nbsp; The divisions include Brand Research, Digital Analytics &amp; CRM, Multiplatform Analytics and Revenue Research. The team will report to Don Robert, who was recently appointed to the role of Senior Vice President, Research, A+E Networks.

	As part of this new structure, Marcela Tabares will be promoted to Senior Vice President, Revenue Research, A+E Networks. Marcela and her team will continue to translate audience insights into compelling stories and will continue to position our brands to maximize the value of our audiences.

	Tom Pellegrino will be promoted to Senior Vice President, Brand Research, A+E Networks, overseeing research for the company&rsquo;s portfolio of six networks, A+E Studios&reg; and A+E Networks&rsquo; International division.

	Lee Boykoff will take on the expanded role of Vice President, Digital Analytics and CRM, where he will continue to lead Digital Audience Development, Digital Measurement and Digital Analytics. He will also now oversee both Digital Ad Sales Research and the growth of the A+E Networks&rsquo; CRM program, supporting all brands in the A+E Networks&rsquo; portfolio.

	Julya Fridman also takes on an expanded role, as Vice President, Multiplatform &amp; Distribution Analytics. She will now lead the Multiplatform efforts for A+E, including the measurement and valuation of content across all platforms, TV Everywhere reporting and set-top-box analyses. She will continue her work in Distribution to inform business strategy and pursue new distribution opportunities

	Mr. Robert said, &ldquo;We are fortunate to have strong incumbents to lead these teams, which will now be equipped to anticipate and answer questions about our relative performance and potential across a number of new and traditional areas of research.&nbsp; Together, these leaders and their teams will create meaningful, actionable insights across platforms that will help us maximize A+E viewership and value.&nbsp; I&rsquo;m more excited than ever to be able to leverage such a qualified and energetic team.&rdquo;
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	Press release from A+E Networks, July 16, 2014:

	A+E Networks&reg; has established a new integrated division, the A+E Research &amp; Analytics Team, which will be composed of four units that will work closely together and with their respective internal clients.&nbsp; The divisions include Brand Research, Digital Analytics &amp; CRM, Multiplatform Analytics and Revenue Research. The team will report to Don Robert, who was recently appointed to the role of Senior Vice President, Research, A+E Networks.

	As part of this new structure, Marcela Tabares will be promoted to Senior Vice President, Revenue Research, A+E Networks. Marcela and her team will continue to translate audience insights into compelling stories and will continue to position our brands to maximize the value of our audiences.

	Tom Pellegrino will be promoted to Senior Vice President, Brand Research, A+E Networks, overseeing research for the company&rsquo;s portfolio of six networks, A+E Studios&reg; and A+E Networks&rsquo; International division.

	Lee Boykoff will take on the expanded role of Vice President, Digital Analytics and CRM, where he will continue to lead Digital Audience Development, Digital Measurement and Digital Analytics. He will also now oversee both Digital Ad Sales Research and the growth of the A+E Networks&rsquo; CRM program, supporting all brands in the A+E Networks&rsquo; portfolio.

	Julya Fridman also takes on an expanded role, as Vice President, Multiplatform &amp; Distribution Analytics. She will now lead the Multiplatform efforts for A+E, including the measurement and valuation of content across all platforms, TV Everywhere reporting and set-top-box analyses. She will continue her work in Distribution to inform business strategy and pursue new distribution opportunities

	Mr. Robert said, &ldquo;We are fortunate to have strong incumbents to lead these teams, which will now be equipped to anticipate and answer questions about our relative performance and potential across a number of new and traditional areas of research.&nbsp; Together, these leaders and their teams will create meaningful, actionable insights across platforms that will help us maximize A+E viewership and value.&nbsp; I&rsquo;m more excited than ever to be able to leverage such a qualified and energetic team.&rdquo;
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   <title>Nominees for the 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy Awards Announced by the National Academy of Television Arts &amp; Sciences</title>
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	Press release from NATAS, July 15, 2014:

	Nominations for the 35th Annual News and Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards were announced today by the National Academy of Television Arts &amp; Sciences (NATAS).&nbsp; The News &amp; Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards will be presented on Tuesday, September 30th, 2014, at a ceremony at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, located in the Time Warner Center in New York City. The event will be attended by more than 1,000 television and news media industry executives, news and documentary producers and journalists. Emmy&reg; Awards will be presented in 43 categories, including the first-ever categories reserved for news &amp; documentary programming in Spanish.

	William J. Small, the legendary CBS News Washington Bureau chief from 1962-1974, and later President of NBC News, will receive the prestigious Lifetime Achievement award at the 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy Awards. &quot;Bill Small is an icon in the television news industry,&quot; said Chuck Dages, Chairman, NATAS. &quot;As Bureau Chief of the CBS Washington News office throughout the 60&#39;s and 70&#39;s, he was paramount in the dramatic evolution of network news that continues today. Recruiting the likes of Dan Rather, Bob Schieffer, Bill Moyers, Ed Bradley, Diane Sawyer and Lesley Stahl among many others, he changed not only who we watched each evening but how.&rdquo;

	Yangaroo, Inc. is the official provider of the Digital Media Distribution System Awards Management Solution (&ldquo;DMDS&rdquo;) for the submission, judging and voting of all programs in the 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards.&nbsp; Accounting services for the competition are provided by the firm of Lutz &amp; Carr, LLP.&nbsp; Off the Wall Productions is the sponsors of the official News &amp; Documentary gift bags.

	The 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards honors programming distributed during the calendar year 2013.

	The list of nominees for the 35th Annual News and Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards:

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	BBC World News America BBC World News
	Typhoon Haiyan: Destruction in the Philippines
	Executive Producers
	Kate Farrell , Jo Floto, Andrew Roy
	Producers
	Jiro Akiba, Alice Budisatrijo, Liz Corbin, Kate Forbes, Melanie Marshall, Chika Nakayama, Stuart Philipps, Joe Phua, Dean Squires
	Correspondents
	Jon Donnison, Andrew Harding, Alastair Leithead, Rupert Wingfield Hayes

	
	Good Morning America, World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline&nbsp; ABC
	Direct Hit: Oklahoma Tornadoes
	Executive Producer Michael Corn
	Senior Executive Producer
	Tom Cibrowski
	Senior Producers
	Angela Ellis, Mike Noble, Denise Rehrig, Sarah Ruth, Kristin Sebastian, Jay Shaylor, Simone Swink, Chris Vlasto
	Executive Editorial Producer
	Santina Leuci
	Deputy Editorial Producer
	Justin Weaver
	Producers
	Brinda Adhikari, Brandon Bodow, Carlos Boettcher, Darcy Bonfils, Brandon Chase, Courtney Condron, Katie Conway, Larry Dechant, Alison Ehrlich, Sabina Ghebremedhin, Jennifer Harrison, Matt Hosford, Matt Jaffe, Ashley Jennings, Amanda Keegan, Mi Seon Lee, Roger Lee, Beth Loyd, Melissa Lustrin, John Marshal, Scott McCartney, Drew Millhon, Sarah Netter, Maria Nikias, Eric Noll, Alex Perez, Bartley Price, Shahriar Rahmanzadeh, Daisha Riley, Christine Romo, John Santucci, James Scholz, Emily Stanitz, Gina Sunseri, Holly&nbsp; Sweet, Gerry Wagschal
	Coordinating Producers
	Elena Genovese, Erin Keohane, Barbara Schmitt
	Reporters
	Mike Boettcher, sam Champion, David Muir, Reena Ninan, Byron Pitts, Cecila Vega, Ginger Zee
	Anchors
	Robin Roberts, Diane Sawyer, George Stephanopoulos

	&nbsp;

	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC

	Devastation in Oklahoma
	Executive Producer
	Pat Burkey
	Senior Producer
	Tracey Lyons
	Producers
	Laura Allenbaugh, Justin Balding, Roxanne Garcia, Carmen Gonzalez, Andrew Gross, Charles Hadlock, Madeleine Haeringer, Aarne Heikkila, Mark Hudspeth, Leo Juarez, Joo Lee, Victor Limjoco, Caroll Ann Mears, Heather O&#39;Neill, Amy Perrette
	Coordinating Producers
	Jack Chesnutt, Al Henkel
	Correspondents
	Tom Costello, Ann Curry, Lester Holt, Janet Shamlian, Kate Snow, Anne Thompson
	Anchor
	Brian Williams


	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC
	Typhoon
	Executive Producer
	Pat Burkey
	Senior Producers
	Jay Blackman, Andrew Franklin
	Producers
	Eric Baculinao, Jane Derenowski, Ed Flanagan, Susan Kroll, David Lom, David Lom, Chiara Sottile, Yuka Tachibana, Christina Vallice
	Correspondents
	Tom Costello, Harry Smith, Nancy Snyderman, Angus Walker
	Anchor
	Brian Williams

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a News Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	Anderson Cooper 360 CNN
	Boston Bombing Victim Vows to Dance Again
	Executive Producer Charlie Moore
	Senior Producer
	Kerry Rubin
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Kara Kasarjian
	Producers
	Dave Castelein, Kelly Daniel, Carl Graf, Chuck Hadad, Nate Little, Leah Smith
	Anchor
	Anderson Cooper

	&nbsp;

	BBC World News America BBC World News

	Inside Syria&rsquo;s Deadly Conflict
	Executive Producers
	Paul&nbsp; Danahar, Kate Farrell , Andrew Roy
	Producers
	Feras Ahmed, Mughira Al Sharif, Lana Antaki, Kate Benyon-Tinker, Richard Colebourn, Darren Conway, Riam Dalati, Phil Goodwin, Sara Halfpenny, Ghassan Ibraheem, Fred Scott, Kevin Sissons, Kevin Sweeney, Rachel Thompson
	Correspondents
	Jeremy Bowen, Lyse Doucet, Ian Pannell, Paul Wood


	CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS
	Bangladesh Factory Collapse
	Executive Producer
	Patricia Shevlin
	Senior Producer
	Heather Abbott
	Producers
	Thorsten Hoefle, Justine Redman
	Correspondent
	Holly Williams

	CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS
	Syria Rebel Territory Executive Producer Patricia Shevlin
	Senior Producer
	Heather Abbott
	Producers
	Lynne Edwards, Randall Joyce, Ben Plesser, Jane Whitfield
	Correspondent Clarissa Ward

	Nightline ABC
	Crisis in Syria
	Executive Producer Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Sarah Kolinovsky , Jenna Millman
	Reporter
	Terry Moran
	Additional Producers
	Abdulmajeed Abdulmajeed , Rhana Natour

	&nbsp;

	Today NBC
	Military Death Benefits Denied During Government Shutdown
	Executive Producers
	Pat Burkey, Don Nash
	Co-Executive Producer
	Tom Mazzarelli
	Senior Producers
	Pete Breen, Matthew Carluccio, Scott Foster, Libby Leist, Albert Oetgen, Steve Thode
	Producers
	Doug Adams, Lete Childs, Tory Duncan, Bill Hatfield, Sarah Heidarpour, John Holland, Kasie Hunt, Rich Minner, Carl Sears, Shawna Thomas, Frank Thorp
	Correspondents
	Andrea Mitchell, Kelly O&#39;Donnell

	Outstanding Feature Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	BBC World News America BBC World News
	Suffering in the Central African Republic
	Executive Producers
	Kate Farrell , Andrew Roy
	Producers
	Christian Dembe Kette, William Edmundson, Kate Forbes, Fred Scott, Toby Woodbridge
	Correspondent
	Andrew Harding

	CBS This Morning CBS
	Note to Self: Newtown Father
	Executive Producer
	Chris Licht
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ryan Kadro
	Editorial Producer Sam Jacobson
	Producer
	Paige Kendig

	Nightline ABC
	American Valor: The Long Road Home
	Executive Producer Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Bartley Price, Shushannah Walshe
	Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent
	Martha Raddatz

	&nbsp;

	Nightline ABC

	Caught in the Crossfire: Lama Hasan Reports from Jordan
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Jackie Jesko , Ben Newman, Candace Smith
	Field Producers
	Eric&nbsp; Johnson , Alex Waterfield
	Reporter
	Lama Hasan

	Nightline ABC
	Caught in the Crossfire: Terry Moran Reports
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Sarah Kolinovsky , Jenna Millman
	Additional Producers
	Abdulmajeed Abdulmajeed , Rhana Natour
	Chief Foreign Correspondent
	Terry Moran

	Nightline ABC
	The Gift of Sight Executive Producer Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedivoc
	Producer
	Christine Romo
	Reporter
	David Muir
	Sunday Morning CBS
	Band of Brothers Executive Producer Rand Morrison
	Senior Producers
	Gavin Boyle, Amy Rosner, Jason Sacca
	Producer
	Mary Walsh
	Co-Producer David Bhagat Correspondent David Martin

	&nbsp;

	Sunday Morning CBS

	The Holocaust Executive Producer
	Rand Morrison
	Senior Producers
	Gavin Boyle, Amy Rosner, Jason Sacca
	Producers
	Remington Korper, Amiel Barton Weisfogel
	Correspondent
	Lee Cowan

	Outstanding Investigative Journalism in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	
	NBC Nightly News and Today NBC
	Lost Children
	Executive Producers
	Patrick Burkey, Don Nash
	Senior Executive Producer, Investigations
	Richard Esposito
	Managing Producer, Investigations
	Robert Dembo
	Senior Producer
	Matt Carluccio
	Producers
	Maggie Kassner, Kevin Monahan


	Nightline ABC
	Raid in the Philippines
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producer
	Alex Waterfield
	Reporter
	Alexander Marquardt

	&nbsp;

	PBS NewsHour PBS

	Veterans
	Executive Producers
	Susanne Reber, Linda Winslow
	Senior Producer
	Stephen Talbot
	Executive Editor
	Robert Rosenthal
	Producers
	Dan&nbsp; Sagalyn, Adithya Sambamurthy
	Story Editor
	Amy Pyle
	Contributing Producer
	Michael Montgomery
	Investigative Correspondent
	Aaron Glantz

	PBS NewsHour Weekend PBS
	Costly Generics
	Executive Producers
	Marc Rosenwasser, Stephen Segaller
	Executive-in-Charge
	Neal Shapiro
	Editorial Producer Judith Starr Wolff
	Broadcast Producer Irene Francis
	Correspondent/Producer Megan Thompson
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Scott Davis

	&nbsp;

	World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline ABC

	OUT OF BREATH: The Untold Story of Big Money, Black Lung and Doctors for the Coal Companies. An ABC News Brian Ross Investigation with the Center for Public Integrity
	Executive Producer, Nightline
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Executive Producer, World News with Diane Sawyer
	Michael Corn
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ronnie Greene, Almin Karamehmedovic
	Broadcast Producer
	Megan Chuchmach
	Chief Investigative Producer
	Rhonda Schwartz
	Producer
	Matthew Mosk
	Chief Investigative Correspondent
	Brian Ross
	Senior Reporters
	Ronnie Greene, Almin Karamehmedovic
	Reporter
	Chris Hamby

	Outstanding Business and Economic Reporting in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	Nightline ABC Brian Ross Investigates: Billion Dollar Losers--China Fraud and U.S. Markets
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Chief Investigative Producer
	Rhonda Schwartz
	Producer
	Matthew Mosk
	Chief Investigative Correspondent
	Brian Ross

	&nbsp;

	PBS NewsHour PBS

	Is Globalization Wiping Out the American Surfboard Industr?
	Executive Producer Linda Winslow
	Senior Producer
	Murrey Jacobson
	Producers
	Diane Lincoln Estes, Lee Koromvokis
	Business &amp; Economics Correspondent
	Paul Solman

	PBS NewsHour PBS
	New Uses for Virtual Reality
	Executive Producer Linda Winslow
	Senior Producer
	Murry Jacobson
	Producers
	Diane Lincoln Estes, Lee Koromvokis
	Business &amp; Economics Correspondent
	Paul Solman

	Sunday Morning CBS
	Making Ends Meet
	Executive Producer
	Rand Morrison
	Senior Producers
	Gavin&nbsp; Boyle, Amy Rosner, Jason Sacca
	Producers
	Lauren Barnello, Ed Forgotson, Ayesha Siddiqi
	Correspondent
	Erin Moriarty

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in a News Magazine

	20/20 ABC
	The Boston Manhunt
	Executive Producer
	John Green
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Sloan
	Senior Producers
	Janice Johnston, Matthew Lombardi, Danielle Rossen, Miguel Sancho, Roxanna Sherwood, Lisa Soloway
	Producers
	Thomas Berman, Joseph Diaz, Sean Dooley, Marc Dorian, Shana Druckerman, Jim DuBreuil, Kimberly Launier, Resa Matthews, Michael Mendelsohn, Andrew Paparella, Muriel Pearson, Rob Wallace
	Correspondents
	Jim Avila, Linsey Davis, Byron Pitts, Deborah Roberts, Brian Ross
	Anchors
	David Muir, Elizabeth Vargas

	48 Hours CBS
	Caught
	Senior Executive Producer
	Susan Zirinsky
	Senior Producers
	Anthony Batson, Nancy Kramer, Peter Schweitzer, Judy Tygard
	Executive Editor
	Al Briganti
	Producers
	Patti Aronofsky, John Bentley, Ruth Chenetz, Avi Cohen, Rodney Comrie, Liza Finley, Clare Friedland, Josh Gelman, Peter Henderson, Sara Ely Hulse, Kim Kennedy, Paul LaRosa, Susan Mallie, Linda Martin, Chris O&#39;Connell, Kathleen O&#39;Connell, Karen Raffensperger, Justine Redman, Sally Rosen, Judy Rybak, Tom Seligson, Alec Sirken, Chuck Stevenson, James Stolz, Megan Towery, Shoshanah Wolfson
	Field Producers
	Elena DiFiore, Jonathan Leach, Ryan Smith, Taigi Smith
	Directors
	Chip Colley, Rob Klug
	Correspondents
	Jim Axelrod, Terrell Brown, John Miller, Elizabeth Palmer, Mark Phillips, Elaine Quijano, Dean Reynolds, Troy Roberts, Richard Schlesinger, Tracy Smith, Peter Van Sant
	60 Minutes CBS
	Boston Bombings
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Senior Producer
	Michael Radutzky
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	L. Franklin Devine, Keith Sharman, Katie Spikes, Nicole Young
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley

	&nbsp;

	Terror in Boston: An NBC News Special NBC

	Executive Producers
	Elizabeth Cole, Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producers
	Adam Gorfain, Allan Maraynes, Ellen Mason
	Senior Investigative Producer
	Adam Gorfain, Allan Maraynes, Ellen Mason
	Senior Producer
	Paul Ryan
	Coordinating Producer
	Susan Nalle
	Producers
	Justin Balding, Tim Beacham, Dan Bregman, Elizabeth Brown, Robert Buchanan , Kim Cornett, Brad Davis, Anthony Galloway, David&nbsp; Gelles, Marianne Haggerty, Izhar Harpaz, Meade Jorgensen, Sara Karlson, Tom Keenan, Kim Krawitz, Michael Nardi, Fred Rothenberg, Tim Sandler, Anne Schecter, Ellen Sherman, Sue Simpson, Dan Slepian, Justin Smith, Jane Stone, Adrienne Wheeler, Jay Young, Esther Zucker
	Field Producers
	Simon Doolittle, Sergei Ivonin, Terrell Tangonan
	Correspondents
	Andrea Canning, Ann Curry, Chris Hansen, Lester Holt, Matt Lauer, Dennis Murphy, Pete Williams
	Anchor
	Brian Williams

	
	Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a News Story in a News Magazine
	60 Minutes CBS
	12/14
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Henry Schuster
	Co-Producers
	Rachael Kun Morehouse, Warren Lustig
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley

	&nbsp;


	60 Minutes CBS
	Imminent Danger
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Coleman Cowan, Graham Messick
	Co-Producers
	Matthew Richman, Evie Solomon
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft


	60 Minutes CBS
	The Gaskos
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Tanya Simon
	Co-Producers
	Daniel J. Glucksman, Nichole Marks
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	&nbsp;

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Lost Boys Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Draggan Mihailovich
	Correspondent
	Bob Simon

	&nbsp;

	Need to Know PBS

	Dying to Get Back
	Executive Producer
	Marc Rosenwasser
	Executive-in-Charges
	Stephen Segaller, Neal Shapiro
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Scott Davis
	Broadcast Producer
	Irene Francis
	Editorial Producer
	Judith Starr Wolff
	Producer
	Brian Epstein
	Field Producer
	Alexandra Nikolchev
	Correspondent &amp; Producer
	John Larson
	Investigate Editor, The Nation Institute
	Esther Kaplan
	Investigative Reporter, The Nation Institute
	John Carlos Frey

	Retro Report The New York Times
	The Shadow of Thalidomide
	Executive Producer
	Kyra Darnton
	Producer
	Kit R Roane

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Feature Story in a News Magazine

	20/20 ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Executive Producers
	Eric Avram, Jessica Velmans
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Sloan
	Senior Producers
	Muriel Pearson, Teri Whitcraft
	Producer
	Joseph Diaz
	Field Producers
	Keturah Gray, Habibullah Khan, Zunaira Zaki
	Reporter
	Diane Sawyer

	
	60 Minutes CBS
	Africa Mercy
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Rachael Kun Morehouse, Henry Schuster
	Co-Producer
	Warren Lustig
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley


	60 Minutes CBS
	The Recyclers Executive Producer Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor Bill Owens
	Producer
	Michael H. Gavshon
	Co-Producers
	Paul Bellinger, Vanessa Fica
	Correspondent
	Bob Simon

	&nbsp;

	Ann Curry Reports NBC

	A Face In The Crowd Executive Producer Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Producer
	Adam Gorfain
	Producers
	Justin Balding, Adam Rivera
	Anchor
	Ann Curry

	Dan Rather Reports AXS TV
	Kim vs. Kabul Executive Producer Wayne Nelson
	Producers
	Steve Tyler, Tracy Wholf
	Senior Producer Elliot Kirschner Correspondent
	Dan Rather

	Rock Center with Brian Williams NBC
	Over A Barrel
	Executive Producer
	Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ellen Mason
	Senior Producer
	Justin Balding
	Producer
	Tim Sandler
	Correspondent
	Ann Curry

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Investigative Journalism in a News Magazine

	60 Minutes CBS
	Lethal Medicine Executive Producer Jeff Fager
	Senior Producer
	Michael Radutzky
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Michael Rey, Oriana Zill de Granados
	Co-Producers
	Andrew Bast, Michael G. Kaplan, Stephanie Palewski Brumbach, Emily Rand
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Pioneer Hotel Fire
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	James Jacoby, Michael Karzis
	Co-Producer Matthew Lev Correspondent Steve Kroft

	Fault Lines Al Jazeera America
	Haiti in a Time of Cholera
	Executive Producer
	Mathieu Skene
	Producers
	Singeli Agnew, Jeremy Dupin, Sebastian Walker
	Correspondent Sebastian Walker

	Fault Lines Al Jazeera America
	Made in Bangladesh
	Executive Producer
	Mat Skene
	Senior Producer
	Paul&nbsp; Sapin
	Producer
	Laila&nbsp; Al-Arian
	Correspondent
	Anjali&nbsp; Kamat

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Business and Economic Reporting in a News Magazine

	60 Minutes CBS
	40 Million Mistakes
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	James Jacoby, Michael Karzis
	Co-Producer
	Matthew Lev
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft
	60 Minutes CBS
	China&#39;s Real Estate Bubble
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Shachar Bar-On
	Correspondent
	Lesley Stahl
	Rock Center with Brian Williams NBC
	Theft &amp; Taxes Executive Producer Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ellen Mason
	Producer
	Jenny Dubin
	Correspondent Kate Snow
	Rock Center with Brian Williams NBC
	Wage War
	Executive Producer
	Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ellen&nbsp; Mason
	Senior Producer
	Katie Boyle
	Producer
	Anna Schecter
	Correspondent
	Harry Smith

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding News Discussion and Analysis

	Anderson Cooper 360 CNN
	Guns Under Fire: An AC360 Town Hall
	Executive Producer Charlie Moore
	Senior Producers
	Susan Chun, Mary Anne Fox, Kerry Rubin, Sean Yates
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Kara Kasarjian
	Producers
	Jack Gray, Kirk McDonald, Elisa Roupenian, Trish Turner
	Anchor
	Anderson Cooper

	Face the Nation CBS
	50th Anniversary of John F. Kennedy&rsquo;s Assassination
	Executive Producer
	Mary Hager
	Senior Producer
	Robert Hendin
	Producers
	Emily Bradley, Kimberlee Shaffir
	Director
	Sue Ann Staake-Wayne
	Moderator
	Bob Schieffer

	Larry King Now Ora TV
	Head Trauma in the NFL
	Executive Producers
	Alison Marsh, Jason Rovou
	Senior Executive Producer
	Wendy Walker
	Senior Producer
	Malavika Gangolly
	Senior Editorial Producer
	David Theall
	Producers
	Serena Brahney, Ben Monie
	Director
	Scott Brown
	Host
	Larry King

	&nbsp;

	Moyers &amp; Company&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; American Public Television

	Mark Leibovich on Glitz and Greed in Washington
	Executive Producers
	Sally Roy, Judy&nbsp; Doctoroff O&#39;Neill
	Producer
	Gina Kim
	Host
	Bill Moyers

	PBS NewsHour PBS
	Voices of the ACA
	Executive Producer
	Linda Winslow
	National Affairs Editor
	Murry Jacobson
	Producers
	Mary Jo Brooks, Anne Davenport, Merrill Schwerin
	Manging Producer
	Patti Parson

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Live Coverage of a Current News Story&mdash;Long-Form

	CBS News CBS
	Boston Marathon Bombings
	Executive Producers
	Patricia Shevlin, Michael Solmsen
	Senior Producers
	Heather Abbott, Guy Campanile, Lulu Chiang, Tim Gaughan, Kimberly Godwin, Pat Milton, Ward Sloane, Len Tepper
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Jim McGlinchy
	Producers
	Amy Birnbaum, Arden Farhi, Kevin Finnegan, Karen Raffensperger, Chris St. Peter, Heather Tesoriero, Andres Triay
	Correspondents
	Don Dahler, Jonathan Elias, Dr. Jonathan LaPook, John Miller, Bob Orr, Lou Young
	Anchor &amp; Managing Editor
	Scott Pelley

	&nbsp;

	CBS News CBS

	The Election of Pope Francis
	Executive Producer
	Patricia Shevlin
	Senior Producers
	Heather Abbott, Guy Campanile, Tim Gaughan, Kimberly Godwin, Michael Solmsen
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Jim McGlinchy
	Producers
	Win Ansley, Lynne Edwards, Ben Plesser, Agnes Reau, Justine Redman, Fernando Suarez, Ashley Velie, Nicole Young
	Correspondents
	Mark Phillips, Allen Pizzey
	Anchor
	Norah O&#39;Donnell
	Anchor &amp; Managing Editor
	Scott Pelley

	
	CNN Newsroom&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CNN
	CNN&rsquo;s Coverage of Typhoon Haiyan&nbsp;
	Staff
	CNN Staff

	NBC News Specials&nbsp; NBC
	Boston Marathon Bombings&nbsp;
	Executive Producers
	Bob Epstein, Mark Lukasiewicz
	Producers
	Michelle Acevedo, Laura Allenbaugh, Rosanna Arlia, John Bailey, Anne Binford, Stacy Brady,
	Marisa Buchanan, Betsy Cline, Nadine Comerford, Kim Cornett, Tricia Culligan, Robert Dembo,
	Richard Esposito, Lauren Fairbanks, Mary Beth Fay, Gina Gentilesco, Naomi Karam, Justin Kirschner,
	Jamie Kraft, Susan Kroll, Megan Marcus, Yvette Miley, Mary Murray, Christopher Nelson,
	Jamie Novogrod, Neil O&rsquo;Brien, Katie Primm, Stephanie Psyllos, Rob Rivas, Frank Salamone,
	Sam Singal, Gresham Streigel, Jenn Suozzo, David Verdi, Steve Wende, Kip Whitlock,
	Tom Winter, Julmary Zambrano
	Director
	Brett Holey
	Anchors/Correspondents
	Ron Allen,Rehema Ellis, Lester Holt, Michael Isikoff, Kerry Sanders, Mara Schiavocampo, Anne Thompson, Brian Williams, Pete Williams

	&nbsp;

	NBC News Specials&nbsp; NBC

	Inauguration of Barack Obama&nbsp;
	Executive Producers
	Bob Epstein, Mark Lukasiewicz
	Anchor
	Brian Williams
	Correspondents
	Peter Alexander, Tom Brokaw, Richard Engel, Willie Geist, David Gregory, Savannah Guthrie, Tamron Hall, Erica Hill, Lester Holt, Craig Melvin, Andrea Mitchell, Natalie Morales, Ron Mott, Kelly O&rsquo;Donnell, Al Roker, Luke Russert, Chuck Todd, Kristen Welker, Pete Williams
	Director
	Brett Holey
	Producers
	Doug Adams, Rosanna Arlia, John Bailey, Jay Blackman, Brooke Brower, Marisa Buchanan, Kim Cornett, Oliver Cox, Natalie Cucchiara, Ilana Drimmer, Clare Duffy, Tory Duncan, Lauren Fairbanks, Betsy Fischer, Scott Foster, Joshua Janiak, Nick Johnson, Meade Jorgensen, Naomi Karam, Courtney Kube, Rich Latour, Libby Leist, Jana Lerner, Megan Marcus, Zoe Marcus, Michelle Melnick, Rich Minner, Bridget Nurre, Neil O&rsquo;Brien, Michelle Perry, Deb Pettit, Shelby Poduch, Katie Primm, Stephanie Psyllos, Rob Rivas, Joel Seidman, Frank Thorp, Ali Weinberg, Katie Yu

	
	
	Outstanding Coverage a Current News Story&mdash;Long Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Egypt in Crisis Executive Producer David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producers
	Marcela Gaviria, Martin Smith
	Correspondent
	Charles M. Sennott

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Syria Behind the Lines
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Executive Producer
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Olly Lambert

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Valentine Road
	Executive Producers
	Gil Goldschein, Jon&nbsp; Murray, Sheila Nevins
	Director / Producers
	Sasha&nbsp; Alpert, Marta Cunningham, Eddie Schmidt
	Supervising Producer
	Lisa Heller

	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	Brooklyn Castle
	Director/Producer
	Katie Dellamaggiore
	Executive Producers
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Simon Kilmurry, Geoff Gibson, Robert McLellan, Julie Parker Benello, Wendy Ettinger, Judith Helfand
	Co-Executive Producers
	Cynthia Lopez, Neal Flaherty
	Vice President Production and Programming
	Chris White
	Producers
	Nelson Dellamaggiore, Brian Schulz

	POV PBS
	The World Before Her
	Director/Producer
	Nisha Pahuja
	Executive Producers
	Simon Kilmurry, Mike Chamberlain
	Producers/Executive Producers
	Ed Barreveld, Cornelia Principe
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Vice President Production and Programming
	Chris White
	
	 Outstanding Investigative Journalism&mdash;Long-Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	A Death in St. Augustine
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producers
	Frank Koughan, Glenn Silber
	Correspondent
	Walt Bogdanich

	FRONTLINE PBS
	League of Denial: The NFL&#39;s Concussion Crisis
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producers
	Jim Gilmore, Michael Kirk, Mike Wiser
	Reporters
	Steve Fainaru, Mark Fainaru-Wada
	&nbsp;

	FRONTLINE PBS

	Rape in the Fields
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Executive Producer, Univision
	Juan Rendon
	Editor, Center for Investigative Reporting
	Susanne Reber
	Producer
	Andres Cediel
	Reporter, Center for Investigative Reporting
	Bernice Yeung Correspondent Lowell Bergman

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Tales from the Organ Trade
	Director / Producer / Executive Producer
	Ric Esther Bienstock
	Producer / Executive Producer
	Simcha Jacobovici
	Executive Producer
	Sheila&nbsp; Nevins
	Producer
	Felix Golubev
	Supervising Producer
	Nancy Abraham


	Independent Lens PBS
	The Invisible War
	Director
	Kirby Dick
	Executive Producers
	Nicole Boxer-Keegan, Maria Cuomo Cole, Abigail Disney, Sally Jo Fifer, Sarah Johnson Redlich, Regina Kulik Scully, Teddy Leifer, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Geralyn White Dreyfous
	Producers
	Tanner King Barlow, Amy Ziering
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen

	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	Special Flight
	Director/Producer
	Fernand Melgar
	Executive Producer
	Simon Kilmurry
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez Producer
	Elise Shubs
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Informational Programming&mdash;Long-Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Outlawed in Pakistan
	Executive Producers
	Raney Aronson-Rath, David Fanning, Sally Jo Fifer
	Producer/ Directors&nbsp;
	Habiba Nosheen, Hilke Schellmann
	Coordinating Producer
	Diana Holtzberg

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1
	Director
	Ellen Goosenberg Kent&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Producer
	Dana Perry
	Supervising Producer
	Jacqueline Glover

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Gideon&#39;s Army
	Director / Producer
	Dawn Porter&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Senior Producers
	Nancy Abraham, Jacqueline Glover
	Producer
	Julie Goldman

	
	
	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	The Crash Reel
	Producer / Director
	Lucy Walker&nbsp;
	Executive Producers
	Dan Cogan, Geralyn Dreyfous, Sheila Nevins
	Producer
	Julian Cautherley
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein

	POV PBS
	Reportero
	Director/Producer
	Bernardo Ruiz&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Simon Kilmurry
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White
	Co-Producer
	Patricia Benabe

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Historical Programming&mdash;Long-Form

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Kraus
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Producer / Director Steven Pressman
	Supervising Producer
	Jacqueline Glover


	Defiant Requiem:&nbsp; Voices of Resistance PBS
	Director/Executive Producer
	Doug Shultz
	Executive Producers
	Whitney Johnson, Peter Schnall, Doug Shultz

	&nbsp;

	The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. PBS

	Executive Producers
	Julie Anderson, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Peter Kunhardt, Dyllan McGee
	Executive in Charge Stephen Segaller
	Senior Producer
	Rachel Dretzin
	Director/Producer
	Sabin Streeter

	The Central Park Five PBS
	Executive Producer
	Ken Burns
	Producer/Directors
	Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon

	
	Outstanding Business and Economic Reporting&mdash;Long Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	The Retirement Gamble
	Executive Producer David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Marcela Gaviria
	Correspondent
	Martin Smith

	FRONTLINE PBS
	The Untouchables
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Martin Smith
	Co-Producers
	Ben Gold, Linda Hirsch

	&nbsp;

	HBO Documentary Films HBO

	American Winter
	Producer / Director
	Joe Gantz
	Executive Producer Sheila Nevins
	Producer / Co-Director
	Harry Gantz
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein
	Co-Producers
	Aaron I. Butler, Devon Terrill

	Independent Lens PBS
	The Revolutionary Optimists
	Producer/Directors
	Maren Grainger-Monsen, Nicole Newnham
	Executive Producer
	Sally Jo Fifer
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Interview

	20/20 ABC
	A Murder, A Mystery: Amanda Knox Speaks
	Executive Producers
	Eric Avram, David Sloan, Jessica Velmans
	Senior Producer
	Geoff Martz
	Producers
	Nikki Battiste, Phoebe Natanson
	Field Producers
	Joseph Diaz, Keturah Gray, Astrid Rodrigues
	Anchor
	Diane Sawyer

	60 Minutes CBS
	Angel of Death Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Graham Messick
	Co-Producers
	Maria Gavrilovic, Stephanie Palewski Brumbach, Lauren Seifert, Andy Soto, Robert Zimet
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	&nbsp;

	CBS This Morning/Charlie Rose CBS

	One-on-One with Assad
	Correspondent
	Charlie Rose
	Chairman of CBS News and Executive Producer of 60 Minutes
	Jeff Fager
	CBS This Morning Executive Producer
	Chris Licht
	Charlie Rose Executive Producer
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Yvette Vega
	Charlie Rose Senior Producer
	&nbsp; Courtney Litz
	Charlie Rose Managing Editor
	&nbsp; Tim Morrison
	CBS This Morning Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ryan&nbsp; Kadro
	Charlie Rose Producers
	&nbsp; Cora Engelbrecht, Neil Goldman, Lara Gungor, Tamara Sepper, Adam Waller, Oz Woloshyn
	CBS This Morning Producer
	Paige Kendig
	60 Minutes Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	CBS News Beirut Producer
	Randall Joyce
	CBS News Correspondent, London
	Elizabeth Palmer
	CBS News Damascus Producer
	Agnes Reau
	CBS News London Assignment Editor
	Vicky Burston
	CBS News London Bureau Chief
	Andy Clarke
	CBS News London Deputy Bureau Chief
	Deb Thomson
	CBS News London Producer
	Fernando Suarez

	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC
	Interview with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani
	Executive Producer Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Producers
	Stacy Brady, David Verdi
	Producers
	Justin Balding, Tom Bettag, ML Flynn, Anthony Galloway
	Field Producer
	Hooman Majd
	Additional Producer
	Ali Arouzi
	Chief Foreign Correspondent:&nbsp; Ann&nbsp; Curry
	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	56 Up
	Director/Producer
	Michael Apted
	Executive Producer
	Simon Kilmurry
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Producer
	Claire Lewis
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Arts and Culture Programming

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Casting By
	Executive Producers
	John Balis, Ed Durkin, Steve Edwards
	Co- Executive Producer
	Margaret Whitton
	Producers
	Ilan&nbsp; Arboleda, Joanna&nbsp; Colbert, Kate Lacey
	Director / Producer
	Tom&nbsp; Donahue

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Which Way Is the Front Line from Here? The Life and Time of Tim
	Hetherington
	Director
	Sebastian&nbsp; Junger
	Executive Producer Sheila Nevins
	Producers
	James Brabazon, Nick Quested
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein
	Co-Producer
	Gretchen McGowan

	Independent Lens PBS
	Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
	Executive Producers
	Andrew Cohen, Sally Jo Fifer, Julie Goldman, Karl Katz
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen
	Producers
	Alison Klayman, Adam Schlesinger
	Director
	Alison Klayman

	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	Herman&#39;s House
	Director/Producer
	Angad Singh Bhalla
	Executive Producers
	Simon Kilmurry, Ed Barreveld, Loring McAlpin
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Producer
	Lisa Valencia-Svensson
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White

	
	Outstanding Science and Technology Programming

	CNN Films CNN
	Escape Fire
	Executive Producer
	Doug Scott
	Directors
	Susan Froemke, Matthew Heineman
	Co-Producers
	Elyssa Hess, Bradley J. Ross, Adam White

	How To Build A Planet Science Channel
	Creating an Earth
	Executive Producers
	Will Aslett, Mark Hedgecoe, Neil Laird
	Series Producer
	Arif Nurmohamed
	Directors
	Nick Shoolingin-Jordan, Nigel Simpkins, Mike Slee
	Host
	Richard Hammond

	NOVA PBS
	Manhunt - Boston Bombers
	Senior Executive Producer
	Paula S. Apsell
	Executive Producer
	Julia Cort
	Producer
	Miles O&#39;Brien

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Nature Programming

	Africa Discovery Channel
	Executive Producers
	Michael Gunton, Mike Masland, Susan Winslow, Robert Zakin
	Producer/Directors
	Simon Blakeney, Kate Broome, Jeanine Butler, James Manfull, Hugh Pearson, Verity White, Matthew Wright
	Directors
	Ben Aviss, Katrina Bartlam, Nick Easton, Felicity Lanchester, Rosie Thomas
	Coordinating Producer
	John Cavanagh
	Series Producer
	James Honeyborne
	Line Producer
	Brigitta Shroyer


	Chasing Ice&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Channel
	Executive Producers
	David J. Cornfield, Linda A. Cornfield
	Director/Producers
	Jerry Aronson, Paula Dupre&rsquo; Pesmen, Jeff Orlowski

	One Life&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Wild
	Executive Producers
	Marcus Arthur, Martyn Freeman, Amanda Hill, Neil Nightingale, Joe Oppenheimer
	Producers
	Martin Pope, Michael Rose
	Directors
	Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

	Penguins: Waddle All The Way Discovery Channel
	Executive Producers
	John Cavanagh, Cassian Harrison
	Producers
	Philip Dalton, James Manfull, Matthew Gordon
	Coordinating Producer
	Katy Jones Garrity
	Director
	John Downer

	Wild Arabia Animal Planet
	Executive Producers
	Mick Kaczorowski, Brian Leith
	Producer
	Kenitra&nbsp; Ford
	Series Producer
	Dan&nbsp; Rees
	Series Producer/Director
	Chadden Hunter

	Best Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	Anderson Cooper 360 CNN
	Rehab Racket
	Senior Investigative Producer
	Scott Zamost
	Senior Editor
	Amy Pyle
	Investigative Unit Director
	Patricia DiCarlo
	Investigative Correspondent
	Drew Griffin
	Reporters
	Will Evans, Christina Jewett

	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC
	The Border War
	Executive Producer
	Pat Burkey
	Senior Producer
	Jamie Kraft
	Producers
	Al Henkel, Steven Louie, Olivia Santini
	Correspondent
	Mark Potter

	Nightline ABC
	The Raid
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedivoc
	Producer
	Alex Waterfield
	Reporter
	Alexander Marquardt

	Nightline ABC
	The War For Paradise Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producer
	Nick Capote
	Reporter
	Dan Harris

	&nbsp;

	World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline ABC

	Hidden America: Fear and Hope at Strawberry Mansion
	Executive Producer, Nightline
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Executive Producer, World News with Diane Sawyer
	Michael Corn
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Senior Producers
	Jon Meyersohn, Claire Weinraub
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Eric&nbsp; Johnson , Denise Martinez-Ramundo, Candace Smith
	Field Producers
	Ozren Milharcic, Stephanie Wash
	Reporter
	Diane Sawyer

	&nbsp;

	Best Report in a News Magazine

	20/20 ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Executive Producers
	Eric Avram, Jessica Velmans
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Sloan
	Senior Producers
	Muriel Pearson, Teri Whitcraft
	Field Producers
	Keturah Gray, Habibullah Khan, Zunaira Zaki
	Producer
	Joseph Diaz
	Reporter
	Diane Sawyer

	60 Minutes CBS
	Disability, USA
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	James Jacoby, Michael Karzis
	Co-Producer
	Matthew Lev
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	&nbsp;

	60 Minutes&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CBS

	Guantanamo and Gitmo&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Richard Bonin
	Co-Producer
	Richard Buddenhagen
	Correspondent
	Lesley Stahl

	60 Minutes CBS
	Imminent Danger
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Coleman Cowan, Graham Messick
	Co-Producers
	Matthew Richman, Evie Solomon
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Lost Boys
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Draggan Mihailovich
	Correspondent
	Bob Simon

	&nbsp;

	Best Documentary
	

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Valentine Road
	Executive Producers
	Gil Goldschein, Jon Murray, Sheila Nevins
	Director / Producers
	Sasha&nbsp; Alpert, Marta Cunningham, Eddie Schmidt
	Supervising Producer
	Lisa Heller
	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Which Way Is the Front Line from Here? The Life and Time of Tim
	Hetherington
	Director
	Sebastian Junger
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Producers
	James Brabazon, Nick Quested
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein
	Co-Producer
	Gretchen McGowan

	Independent Lens PBS
	How to Survive a Plague
	Director / Producer
	David France
	Executive Producers
	Dan Cogan, Sally Jo Fifer, Joy Tomchin
	Producer
	Howard Gertler
	Deputy Executive Director
	Lois Vossen

	Independent Lens PBS
	The Invisible War
	Executive Producers
	Nicole Boxer-Keegan, Maria Cuomo Cole, Abigail Disney, Sally Jo Fifer, Sarah Johnson Redlich, Regina Kulik Scully, Teddy Leifer, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Geralyn White Dreyfous
	Producers
	Tanner King Barlow, Amy Ziering
	Director
	Kirby Dick
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen
	The Central Park Five PBS
	Executive Producer
	Ken Burns
	Producer / Directors: Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon
	New Approaches to News &amp; Documentary Programming: Current News

	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	A Game of Shark and Minnow
	Executive Producer
	Steven Duenes

	The NSA Files Decoded&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Guardian
	Producers
	Kenan Davis, Nadja&nbsp; Popovich, Kenton Powell, Ruth Spencer, Lisa van Gelder
	Reporter
	Ewen MacAskill
	Additional Producers
	Spencer Ackerman, Kayla Epstein, Paul Lewis, Amanda Michel, Katie Rogers, Dominic Rushe
	Interactive Designers
	Feilding Cage, Greg Chen
	Interactive Editor
	Gabriel Dance
	Videographer
	Bob Sacha

	The Seattle Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Seattle Times
	Sea Change: The Pacific&#39;s Perilous Turn
	Reporter
	Craig Welch
	Photojournalist
	Steve Ringman
	Digital Designer
	Katrina Barlow
	Video Editors
	Genevieve Alvarez, Danny Gawlowski

	WSJ Live&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Wall Street Journal
	Prescribed - A Personalized Tour of &#39;Obamacare&#39;
	Executive Producer
	Andy Regal
	Producers
	Jarrard Cole, Neal Mann
	Director
	Jarrard Cole
	Reporter
	Janet Adamy
	Interactive Designer
	Paul Antonson
	Interactive Editor
	Jarrard Cole

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	New Approaches: Documentaries

	FRONTLINE PBS
	The Bombing of Al Bara
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Azmat Khan
	Assistant Managing Editor for Digital Media
	Sarah Moughty
	Filmmaker
	Olly Lambert


	Hollow: An Interactive Documentary&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; hollowdocumentary.com
	The Story of a Shrinking American Community
	Director
	Elaine McMillion Sheldon
	Interactive Designer
	Jeff Soyk
	Multimedia Producers
	Tricia Fulks, Billy Wirasnik
	Multimedia Editors
	Sarah Ginsburg, Kerrin Sheldon
	Web Designers
	Russell Goldenburg, Robert Hall

	The Last Clinic&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Atavist
	Director, Producer, Editor
	Maisie Crow
	Executive Producer&nbsp;
	Evan&nbsp; Ratliff
	Editorial Producer&nbsp;
	Olivia&nbsp; Koski
	Writer
	Alissa Quart
	Graphics
	Gray Beltran
	Composer
	Jefferson Raab
	Camera
	Nathan Fitch, Hunter Newman, Raisa Zaidi
	Sound
	Damian Biniek

	&nbsp;

	Planet Money Makes a T-Shirt&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; NPR

	Executive Producer
	Alex Blumberg
	Multimedia Producers
	Nacho&nbsp; Corbella, Katie Hayes Luke, Eric Helton, James Jensen, Soren Jensen, David Nevala, Claire O&#39;Neill
	Photojournalist
	David Gilkey
	Video Director
	Joshua Davis
	Designers
	Suzanne Batmanghelichi, Quoctrung Bui
	Senior Interaction Designer
	Wes Lindamood
	News Apps Developers
	Jeremy Bowers, Danny DeBelius
	Reporter/Producer
	Adam Cole
	Reporters
	Jess Jiang, Zoe Chace, Jacob Goldstein, Caitlin Kenney, David Kestenbaum, Marianne McCune, Robert Smith
	Graphics Editor
	Alyson Hurt
	Picture Editor
	Kainaz Amaria
	Sound Editor
	Drew Kennedy
	Visuals Editor
	Brian Boyer

	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	Gun Country
	Reporter and Producer
	Catrin Einhorn
	Photojournalist
	Todd&nbsp; Heisler
	Deputy Editor/Digital News Design and Producer
	John Niedermeyer
	Deputy Editor/Photography and Producer
	Meaghan Looram
	Graphic/Multimedia Editor and Producer
	Josh Williams

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;


	New Approaches: Arts, Lifestyle, Culture

	
	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Modern Love
	Series Producer
	Zena Barakat

	The Future Starts Here&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; AOL On
	Executive Producer
	Tiffany Shlain

	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	The Jockey
	Executive Producer
	Steven Duenes

	The New York Times Magazine&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	Making a Scene: The New York Times Magazine&rsquo;s Annual Great Performers
	Video Series
	Executive Producer
	Shayla Harris
	Producers
	Joanna&nbsp; Milter, Kathy Ryan
	Director
	Janusz Kaminski
	Issue Editor
	Adam Sternbergh
	Interactive Designers
	Arem Duplessis, Meghan Louttit, John Niedermeyer, Jason Sfetko
	Director/BTS Video
	Catherine Spangler
	Magazine Web Editor
	Samantha Henig

	The New York Times Op-Docs&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	A Short History of the Highrise
	Executive Producers
	Silva Basmajian, Jason&nbsp; Spingarn-Koff
	Producer
	Gerry Flahive
	Coordinating Producer
	Kathleen Lingo
	Director, Writer, Editor
	Katerina Cizek
	Interactive Art Direction And Development
	Jacky Myint

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Writing

	20/20 ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Writer
	Diane Sawyer

	60 Minutes CBS
	Cosmic Roulette
	Writers
	Anderson Cooper, Andy Court

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Recyclers
	Writers
	Michael H. Gavshon, Bob Simon

	Defiant Requiem: Voices of Resistance PBS
	Writer
	Doug&nbsp; Shultz

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Tales from the Organ Trade
	Writer
	Ric&nbsp; Esther Bienstock

	PBS NewsHour Weekend PBS
	Flying Coach
	Writer
	John Larson

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Research

	60 Minutes&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CBS
	Guantanamo and Gitmo&nbsp;
	Researchers
	Richard Bonin, Cassi Feldman, Pia Malbran
	60 Minutes CBS
	Lethal Medicine
	Researchers
	Andrew Bast, Michael G. Kaplan, Michael Radutzky, Emily Rand, Michael Rey, Oriana Zill de Granados

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Outlawed in Pakistan
	Researchers
	Habiba Nosheen, Misha Rezvi, Hilke Schellmann, Mohammed Ali Sheikh, Dan Sugarman, Shannon Romines

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Gasland Part II
	Researchers
	Trish&nbsp; Adlesic, Josh Fox, Matthew Sanchez, Deborah Wallace

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Video Journalism: News

	60 Minutes CBS
	Africa Mercy
	Camera
	Chris&nbsp; Everson, Ian Robbie

	60 Minutes CBS
	Lamborghini
	Camera
	Wim De Vos, Massimo Mariani

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Copts
	Camera
	Chris Albert, Wim De Vos

	CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS
	Church Van
	Videojournalist
	Eric Jensen
	&nbsp; Mark Phillips &ndash; Reporting from Afghanistan and the Philippines&nbsp;&nbsp; CNN
	Camera
	Mark Phillips

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Cinematography: Documentary and Long Form

	CNN Films CNN
	Girl Rising
	Director of Photography
	Nicole Whitaker

	Killer in the Caves Smithsonian Channel
	Camera
	Roland Breitschuh, Torbj&ouml;rn Karvang, Michael Kern, Dr. Rudolf Diesel, Dr. Nickolay Hristov

	One Life National Geographic Wild
	Directors of Photography
	Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

	Wild Arabia Animal Planet
	Cinematographers
	John&nbsp; Aitchison, Susan&nbsp; Gibson, Ted Giffords, Max Hug-Williams, Jonathan Jones, Justin Maguire, David Mckay, Hugh Miller, Ben Saradzic, Rolf&nbsp; Steinmann, Toby Strong, Mateo Willis

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Editing: News

	48 Hours CBS
	Art Theft Segments from &quot;Brooklyn DA&quot;
	Editor
	Doreen Schechter

	60 Minutes CBS
	Africa Mercy
	Editor
	Warren Lustig

	60 Minutes CBS
	Return of the Humpback
	Editor
	Tom Honeysett

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Greatest Show on Earth
	Editor
	Terry Manning

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Nile Crocodile
	Editor
	Paul Bellinger

	60 Minutes Sports Showtime
	Great Falls
	Editor
	Richard Buddenhagen

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Editing: Documentary and Long Form

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	First Cousin Once Removed
	Editor
	Alan Berliner

	Independent Lens PBS
	Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
	Editor
	Jennifer Fineran
	Co-Editor
	Alison Klayman

	Independent Lens PBS
	Detropia
	Editor
	Enat Sidi

	&nbsp;

	Independent Lens PBS

	How to Survive a Plague
	Editors
	Todd Woody Richman, Tyler H. Walk

	Independent Lens PBS
	The Waiting Room
	Editor
	Lawrence Lerew

	The Imposter A&amp;E
	Editor
	Andrew Hulme

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Graphic Design &amp; Art Direction

	Big History H2
	Creative Director
	Steffen Schlachtenhaufen
	Art Director
	Dominique Navarro
	Visual Effects Supervisors
	Matt Drummond, Christopher Gaal, John R. McConnell
	Compositings
	Dean Guiliotis, Carter Higgins, Brad Moylan, Ian Pauly
	Lead 3D Visual Effects Artist
	Michael Ranger
	3D Artist
	Scott Bell, Jennie Bozic, Keith Yakouboff
	Lead FX Artist
	Nico Sugleris
	3D Artists
	Scott Bell, Jennie Bozic, Keith Yakouboff

	Independent Lens PBS
	Beauty Is Embarrassing
	Art Directors
	Neil Berkeley, Milan Erceg, Andrew Julien, Anthony Maiuri

	Nightline ABC
	JFK Remembered
	Creative Director
	Hal Aronow-Theil
	Art Director
	James Holbrook

	Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle PBS
	Designer
	Alexander Cardia

	&nbsp;

	The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents History Channel

	Graphics
	Alper Nakri
	Graphics Producer
	Fikret Manoglu

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Music &amp; Sound

	Africa Discovery Channel
	Composers
	Sarah Class, Will Slater
	Sound Mixer
	David Kowalski
	Sound Recordists
	Marc Hatch, Bill Rudolph
	Sound Editors
	Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens
	Dubbing Mixers
	Chris Domaille, Graham Wild
	Music Editor
	Dan Brown

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer
	Composer
	Simon Russell
	Sound Mixer / Sound Editor
	Chris&nbsp; Bertolotti

	Wild West National Geographic Wild
	Composer
	Chris Beaty
	Sound Designers
	Rob Fritts, David Kowalski, Emmanuel Mairesse, Salvatore Vecchio
	Sound Mixer
	Rob Fritts

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Lighting Direction &amp; Scenic Design

	A Crime To Remember Investigation Discovery
	Production Designer
	Amy Williams
	Director of Photography
	Andreas Burgess

	CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CNN
	Lighting Designer
	Michael Appel
	Assistant Lighting Designer
	Wolfram Ott
	Gaffer
	Christopher Szabo
	Manager of Production
	Tony Siniscalco
	Scenic Project Manager
	Sharon Braunstein

	Lee Harvey Oswald: 48 Hours to Live History Channel
	Lightning Design
	Tim Metzger
	Scenic Design
	R. Scott Frawley, Lynne Moone
	2nd Unit Cinematographer
	Tim Sessler

	Lincoln@Gettysburg PBS
	Design Director
	Peter Schnall

	Shadow Ops: Code Name Trigon Military Channel
	Lighting Director George Dascalescu Design Director Doug Shultz
	Art Director
	Adrian Cristea

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Promotional Announcement - Institutional
	

	American Experience PBS
	JFK Promo
	Editor
	Glenn Fukushima
	Brain Games&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Channel
	Creative Director
	Brian Everett
	SVP/Group Creative Director
	Andy Baker
	Chief Marketing Officer
	Courtenay Monroe
	Composer
	Tony Anderson

	CBS News CBS
	Little Different
	Executive Producer
	Julie Haaland
	Producer
	Justin DiLauro
	Editor
	Rich O&#39;Connell
	Co-Producer
	Milka Stanisic
	Creative Director
	Dave McCoy
	Animator
	Alex Rupert
	Sound Designer
	Eric Casimiro
	Discovery&#39;s Shark Week 2013 Discovery Channel
	Director
	Peter McKeon
	Executive Producer/Creative Director
	Lara Richardson
	Supervising Producer
	Jason Turner
	Director of Photography
	Kevin Sarnoff

	Inside Combat Rescue&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Channel
	Writers/Creative Directors
	Tyler Korba, Courtenay Monroe
	SVP Creative
	Andy Baker
	Editorial
	Dan Marks
	Design Director
	Carla Daeninckx
	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Promotional Announcement &ndash; Episodic

	48 Hours CBS
	As It Happened: John F Kennedy 50 Years
	Executive Producer
	Julie Haaland
	Senior Producer / Editor
	Joey Romano
	Producers
	Justin DiLauro, Milka Stanisic
	Graphic Designer Simon Potter
	Creative Director Dave McCoy
	Sound Designer
	Greg Capolino

	ABC News Marketing &amp; Creative ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Executiver Producer/Creative Director
	Alan Ives
	Associate Creative Director/Producer
	Andres Sandoval
	Senior Art Designer
	Rodrigo Redondo
	Sound Designer/Mixer
	Leslie Mona-Mathus

	CNN Films: Blackfish CNN
	Senior VP Creative Services
	Rick Lewchuck
	Creative Director
	Sean Houston
	Executive Writer/Producer
	Bill Platt
	Senior Director of Design
	Robert Poulton
	Editor
	Heather Steckley
	Graphic Designer
	Edward Reid

	FRONTLINE PBS
	League of Denial &quot;Dangerous Love Affair&quot; Trailer
	Executive Producer David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Missy Frederick
	Editor
	John MacGibbon
	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Regional News Story - Spot News
	
	WFAA News 8 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) WFAA-TV
	Dixon Circle
	Producer
	Amanda McNew

	WFAA News 8 at 10 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) WFAA-TV
	Texas Tornado Outbreak
	Producer
	Meagan Harris

	Noticiero Telemundo 39 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) KXTX-TV
	Oklahoma Devastation
	Reporter
	Fernando Mejia
	Photographer
	Noe Cumplido

	WISN 12 News 8 (Milwaukee, WI) WIS-TV
	Sikh Temple Shooting
	Executive Producer
	Rita Aleman
	Executive News Producer
	Jessica Schmid
	Producers
	Eric Marshall, Tonya Simpson, Paula Vansack
	Reporters
	Mike Anderson, Shelby Croft, Colleen Henry, Abe Lubetkin, Marianne Lyles, Christina Palladino, Kent Wainscott
	Reporter/Photographer
	Matt Salemme
	Anchors
	Kathy Mykleby, Patrick Paolantonio, Terry Sater, Toya Washington
	Editor
	Sam Cundari
	Digital Managing Editor
	Tom Swigert
	Managing Editor
	Renee Raffaelli
	Engineers
	Sean Downs, Blaine Hackbarth, Norm Hunicutt, Jim Steinhart
	Photojournalists
	David Bakken, Cary Edwards, John Lazarevic, Saman Wanniarachchi
	Assignment Desks
	Jennifer Fritz, Sally Severson, Julie Stay
	Assistant News Director
	Ed Reams
	Operations Manager: Yve Jones
	&nbsp;

	WNBC Breaking News (New York, NY) WNBC-TV

	Superstorm Sandy
	News Director
	Susan Sullivan

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Regional News Story - Investigative Reporting

	KING 5 News (Seattle, WA) KING-TV
	Fraud on the Job
	News Director
	Mark Ginther
	Executive Producer of Investigations
	Kellie Cheadle
	Investigative Reporter
	Susannah Frame
	Photographer
	Steve Douglas

	KNXV-TV Daily Newscast (Phoenix, AZ) KNXV-TV
	Ford Escape: Exposing a Deadly Defect
	Executive Producer
	Maria Tomasch
	Producer
	Lauren Gilger
	Editor
	Scott Sherman
	Photojournalist
	Gerard&nbsp; K. Watson
	Investigative Reporter
	Joe Ducey

	NBC 5 News at 10 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) KXAS-TV
	Driven to Distraction
	Executive Producer of Investigations
	Shannon Hammel&nbsp;
	Producer
	Eva Parks
	Senior Investigative Reporter
	Scott Friedman
	Photojournalist
	Peter Hull

	&nbsp;

	WTHR Eyewitness News (Indianapolis, IN) WTHR-TV

	Investigating the IRS
	Producer
	Cyndee Hebert
	Photojournalists
	Bill Ditton, Jacob Jennings, Steve Rhodes
	Investigative Reporter
	Bob Segall

	WTHR Eyewitness News (Indianapolis, IN) WTHR-TV
	Released Too Soon?
	Producer
	Cyndee Hebert
	Photojournalists
	Bill Ditton, Steve Rhodes
	Investigative Reporter
	Bob Segall

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Newscast or News Magazine in Spanish

	Al Rojo Vivo Telemundo
	Executive Producer&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
	Pilar Garibotto
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ricdamis Garcia
	Entertainment Producers
	Sairy Perez, Osvaldo Velasquez, Mario Bernal
	International Producer&nbsp;
	Juliana Gonzalez
	Line Producer&nbsp;
	Lisbeth Fernandez
	National Producers
	Carlos Galindo, Janneth Quintero
	Segment Producers
	Marcelo Rey, Gabriela Velez, Melina Zambrano
	Chief Writer
	Irma Negroni
	Writers
	Lola Marmol, Ramon Melendez
	Reporters
	Diego Arias, Magaly Ayala, Linda Candelo, Edgardo del Villar, Carmen Dominicci, Sofia Lachapelle, Jorge Miramontes, Janet Rodriguez, Enrique Usales, Guadalupe Venegas
	Anchor
	Maria Celeste Arraras

	
	Noticiero Telemundo Telemundo
	Executive Producer
	Leticia Herrera
	VP of Noticias Telemundo
	Sylvia Rosabal
	Bureau Chiefs
	Leonor Ayala, Karen Carranza
	Director of Newsgathering
	Elizabeth Valdes
	Producers
	Gremaud Angee, Ana Avila, Glenda Contreras, Paula Gonzalez, Fabiola Ortiz, Fernando Ramirez, Elisa Ross, David Vila
	Co-Producers
	Robert Fuentes, Raudel Magadan
	Line Producer&nbsp;
	Eva Luna
	Writer
	Irma Negroni
	Reporters
	Carlos Botifoll, Cristina Londo&ntilde;o, Rogelio Mora Tagle, Isolda Peguero, Janet Rodriguez, Angie Sandoval, Raul Torres
	Anchors
	Maria Celeste Arraras, Jose Diaz Balart

	Noticiero Univision Univision
	Executive Producer
	Patsy Loris
	Senior Coordinating Producers
	Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee

	Noticiero Univision: Edicion Nocturna Univision
	Executive Producer
	Patsy Loris
	Senior Coordinating Producers
	Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee

	Panorama Mundial CNN en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producer
	David G&aacute;mez
	Senior Producer
	Magdalena Cabral
	Producers
	Richard Beltran, Angeles Font, Sandra G&oacute;mez, Carolina L&oacute;pez, Eileen Panzardi, Patricia Ramos
	Segment Producers
	Gustavo Gonz&aacute;lez , Ana Mar&iacute;a&nbsp; Luengo-Romero
	Head Writers
	Dinorah Rosas, David Valenzuela
	Director
	Juli&aacute;n Quijano
	Correspondents
	Juan&nbsp; Carlos L&oacute;pez, Adriana Hauser, Osmary Hern&aacute;ndez, Jose Levy, Andr&eacute;s L&oacute;pez, Ione Molinares, Rey Rodr&iacute;guez
	Anchor: Patricia&nbsp; Janiot

	
	Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in Spanish

	CNN en Espa&ntilde;ol CNN en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Pope Election
	Executive Producer
	David&nbsp; Gamez
	Senior Producers
	Magdalena Cabral, Marcela Salazar
	Director
	Jose Nu&ntilde;ez
	Head Writer
	Tatiana Heredia
	Anchors
	Juan Carlos Lopez, Patricia Ramos
	Correspondents
	Adriana Hauser, Jose Levy, Jose Manuel Rodriguez, Rey Rodriguez, Maria Santana

	Noticiero Univision Univision
	Oklahoma Tornado
	Executive Producers
	Patsy Loris, Gabriela Tristan
	Producers
	Alexis Aran Coello, Maria Martinez-Henao
	Correspondent
	Maria Elena Salinas

	Pope Francis Telemundo
	Executive Producer Leticia Herrera
	Senior Vice President of News
	Sylvia Rosabal
	Director of Newsgathering
	Elizabeth Valdes
	Director of Special Projects
	Desiree Colomina
	Producers
	Gremaund Angee, Jaime Ascencio, Ana Avila, Juliana Gonzalez, Ricdamis Garcia, Fabiola Ortiz, Janneth Quintero, Fernando Ramirez, Yolanda Zugasti
	Field Producers
	Carlos Calvo, Oscar Lagos, Hugo Luna, Ramfis Rodriguez
	Line Producer
	Eva Luna
	Writer
	Irma Negroni
	Anchors
	Maria Celeste Arraras, Jose Diaz Balart
	Correspondents
	Carlos Botifol, Carmen Dominicci, Vanessa Hauc, Rogelio Mora Tagle, Maribel Osorio, Isolda Peguero, Raul Torres
	Reporters
	Jorge Bernal

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Investigative Journalism in Spanish

	Aqu&iacute; y Ahora Univision
	Boliburgueses
	Executive Producers
	Patsy Loris, Jairo Marin , Gerardo Reyes
	Senior Coordinating Producers Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee Producers
	Tomas Ocana, Margarita Rabin
	Correspondent
	Mariana Atencio

	Aqu&iacute; y Ahora Univision
	El Chapo: El Eterno Fugitivo
	Executive Producers
	Patsy Loris, Jairo&nbsp; Marin
	Senior Coordinating Producers Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee Producers
	Tomas Ocana, Margarita Rabin
	Director
	Gerardo Reyes

	Huesos Que Hablan Discovery en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producers
	Michela Giorelli, Luis&nbsp; Del Valle, Guillermo Galdos
	Supervising Producers
	Irune Ariztoy, Rafael Rodr&iacute;guez
	Director
	Giovanni Ulleri

	Narco Armas Discovery en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producers
	Luis&nbsp; Del Valle, Guillermo Galdos, Michela Giorelli
	Supervising Producers
	Mauricio V&eacute;lez-Dom&iacute;nguez, Irune Ariztoy,

	Trata de Mujeres: De Tenancingo a Nueva York Discovery en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producer
	Michela Giorelli
	Supervising Producer&nbsp; Irune Ariztoy
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	Press release from NATAS, July 15, 2014:

	Nominations for the 35th Annual News and Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards were announced today by the National Academy of Television Arts &amp; Sciences (NATAS).&nbsp; The News &amp; Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards will be presented on Tuesday, September 30th, 2014, at a ceremony at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, located in the Time Warner Center in New York City. The event will be attended by more than 1,000 television and news media industry executives, news and documentary producers and journalists. Emmy&reg; Awards will be presented in 43 categories, including the first-ever categories reserved for news &amp; documentary programming in Spanish.

	William J. Small, the legendary CBS News Washington Bureau chief from 1962-1974, and later President of NBC News, will receive the prestigious Lifetime Achievement award at the 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy Awards. &quot;Bill Small is an icon in the television news industry,&quot; said Chuck Dages, Chairman, NATAS. &quot;As Bureau Chief of the CBS Washington News office throughout the 60&#39;s and 70&#39;s, he was paramount in the dramatic evolution of network news that continues today. Recruiting the likes of Dan Rather, Bob Schieffer, Bill Moyers, Ed Bradley, Diane Sawyer and Lesley Stahl among many others, he changed not only who we watched each evening but how.&rdquo;

	Yangaroo, Inc. is the official provider of the Digital Media Distribution System Awards Management Solution (&ldquo;DMDS&rdquo;) for the submission, judging and voting of all programs in the 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards.&nbsp; Accounting services for the competition are provided by the firm of Lutz &amp; Carr, LLP.&nbsp; Off the Wall Productions is the sponsors of the official News &amp; Documentary gift bags.

	The 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards honors programming distributed during the calendar year 2013.

	The list of nominees for the 35th Annual News and Documentary Emmy&reg; Awards:

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	BBC World News America BBC World News
	Typhoon Haiyan: Destruction in the Philippines
	Executive Producers
	Kate Farrell , Jo Floto, Andrew Roy
	Producers
	Jiro Akiba, Alice Budisatrijo, Liz Corbin, Kate Forbes, Melanie Marshall, Chika Nakayama, Stuart Philipps, Joe Phua, Dean Squires
	Correspondents
	Jon Donnison, Andrew Harding, Alastair Leithead, Rupert Wingfield Hayes

	
	Good Morning America, World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline&nbsp; ABC
	Direct Hit: Oklahoma Tornadoes
	Executive Producer Michael Corn
	Senior Executive Producer
	Tom Cibrowski
	Senior Producers
	Angela Ellis, Mike Noble, Denise Rehrig, Sarah Ruth, Kristin Sebastian, Jay Shaylor, Simone Swink, Chris Vlasto
	Executive Editorial Producer
	Santina Leuci
	Deputy Editorial Producer
	Justin Weaver
	Producers
	Brinda Adhikari, Brandon Bodow, Carlos Boettcher, Darcy Bonfils, Brandon Chase, Courtney Condron, Katie Conway, Larry Dechant, Alison Ehrlich, Sabina Ghebremedhin, Jennifer Harrison, Matt Hosford, Matt Jaffe, Ashley Jennings, Amanda Keegan, Mi Seon Lee, Roger Lee, Beth Loyd, Melissa Lustrin, John Marshal, Scott McCartney, Drew Millhon, Sarah Netter, Maria Nikias, Eric Noll, Alex Perez, Bartley Price, Shahriar Rahmanzadeh, Daisha Riley, Christine Romo, John Santucci, James Scholz, Emily Stanitz, Gina Sunseri, Holly&nbsp; Sweet, Gerry Wagschal
	Coordinating Producers
	Elena Genovese, Erin Keohane, Barbara Schmitt
	Reporters
	Mike Boettcher, sam Champion, David Muir, Reena Ninan, Byron Pitts, Cecila Vega, Ginger Zee
	Anchors
	Robin Roberts, Diane Sawyer, George Stephanopoulos

	&nbsp;

	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC

	Devastation in Oklahoma
	Executive Producer
	Pat Burkey
	Senior Producer
	Tracey Lyons
	Producers
	Laura Allenbaugh, Justin Balding, Roxanne Garcia, Carmen Gonzalez, Andrew Gross, Charles Hadlock, Madeleine Haeringer, Aarne Heikkila, Mark Hudspeth, Leo Juarez, Joo Lee, Victor Limjoco, Caroll Ann Mears, Heather O&#39;Neill, Amy Perrette
	Coordinating Producers
	Jack Chesnutt, Al Henkel
	Correspondents
	Tom Costello, Ann Curry, Lester Holt, Janet Shamlian, Kate Snow, Anne Thompson
	Anchor
	Brian Williams


	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC
	Typhoon
	Executive Producer
	Pat Burkey
	Senior Producers
	Jay Blackman, Andrew Franklin
	Producers
	Eric Baculinao, Jane Derenowski, Ed Flanagan, Susan Kroll, David Lom, David Lom, Chiara Sottile, Yuka Tachibana, Christina Vallice
	Correspondents
	Tom Costello, Harry Smith, Nancy Snyderman, Angus Walker
	Anchor
	Brian Williams

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a News Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	Anderson Cooper 360 CNN
	Boston Bombing Victim Vows to Dance Again
	Executive Producer Charlie Moore
	Senior Producer
	Kerry Rubin
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Kara Kasarjian
	Producers
	Dave Castelein, Kelly Daniel, Carl Graf, Chuck Hadad, Nate Little, Leah Smith
	Anchor
	Anderson Cooper

	&nbsp;

	BBC World News America BBC World News

	Inside Syria&rsquo;s Deadly Conflict
	Executive Producers
	Paul&nbsp; Danahar, Kate Farrell , Andrew Roy
	Producers
	Feras Ahmed, Mughira Al Sharif, Lana Antaki, Kate Benyon-Tinker, Richard Colebourn, Darren Conway, Riam Dalati, Phil Goodwin, Sara Halfpenny, Ghassan Ibraheem, Fred Scott, Kevin Sissons, Kevin Sweeney, Rachel Thompson
	Correspondents
	Jeremy Bowen, Lyse Doucet, Ian Pannell, Paul Wood


	CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS
	Bangladesh Factory Collapse
	Executive Producer
	Patricia Shevlin
	Senior Producer
	Heather Abbott
	Producers
	Thorsten Hoefle, Justine Redman
	Correspondent
	Holly Williams

	CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS
	Syria Rebel Territory Executive Producer Patricia Shevlin
	Senior Producer
	Heather Abbott
	Producers
	Lynne Edwards, Randall Joyce, Ben Plesser, Jane Whitfield
	Correspondent Clarissa Ward

	Nightline ABC
	Crisis in Syria
	Executive Producer Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Sarah Kolinovsky , Jenna Millman
	Reporter
	Terry Moran
	Additional Producers
	Abdulmajeed Abdulmajeed , Rhana Natour

	&nbsp;

	Today NBC
	Military Death Benefits Denied During Government Shutdown
	Executive Producers
	Pat Burkey, Don Nash
	Co-Executive Producer
	Tom Mazzarelli
	Senior Producers
	Pete Breen, Matthew Carluccio, Scott Foster, Libby Leist, Albert Oetgen, Steve Thode
	Producers
	Doug Adams, Lete Childs, Tory Duncan, Bill Hatfield, Sarah Heidarpour, John Holland, Kasie Hunt, Rich Minner, Carl Sears, Shawna Thomas, Frank Thorp
	Correspondents
	Andrea Mitchell, Kelly O&#39;Donnell

	Outstanding Feature Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	BBC World News America BBC World News
	Suffering in the Central African Republic
	Executive Producers
	Kate Farrell , Andrew Roy
	Producers
	Christian Dembe Kette, William Edmundson, Kate Forbes, Fred Scott, Toby Woodbridge
	Correspondent
	Andrew Harding

	CBS This Morning CBS
	Note to Self: Newtown Father
	Executive Producer
	Chris Licht
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ryan Kadro
	Editorial Producer Sam Jacobson
	Producer
	Paige Kendig

	Nightline ABC
	American Valor: The Long Road Home
	Executive Producer Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Bartley Price, Shushannah Walshe
	Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent
	Martha Raddatz

	&nbsp;

	Nightline ABC

	Caught in the Crossfire: Lama Hasan Reports from Jordan
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Jackie Jesko , Ben Newman, Candace Smith
	Field Producers
	Eric&nbsp; Johnson , Alex Waterfield
	Reporter
	Lama Hasan

	Nightline ABC
	Caught in the Crossfire: Terry Moran Reports
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Sarah Kolinovsky , Jenna Millman
	Additional Producers
	Abdulmajeed Abdulmajeed , Rhana Natour
	Chief Foreign Correspondent
	Terry Moran

	Nightline ABC
	The Gift of Sight Executive Producer Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedivoc
	Producer
	Christine Romo
	Reporter
	David Muir
	Sunday Morning CBS
	Band of Brothers Executive Producer Rand Morrison
	Senior Producers
	Gavin Boyle, Amy Rosner, Jason Sacca
	Producer
	Mary Walsh
	Co-Producer David Bhagat Correspondent David Martin

	&nbsp;

	Sunday Morning CBS

	The Holocaust Executive Producer
	Rand Morrison
	Senior Producers
	Gavin Boyle, Amy Rosner, Jason Sacca
	Producers
	Remington Korper, Amiel Barton Weisfogel
	Correspondent
	Lee Cowan

	Outstanding Investigative Journalism in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	
	NBC Nightly News and Today NBC
	Lost Children
	Executive Producers
	Patrick Burkey, Don Nash
	Senior Executive Producer, Investigations
	Richard Esposito
	Managing Producer, Investigations
	Robert Dembo
	Senior Producer
	Matt Carluccio
	Producers
	Maggie Kassner, Kevin Monahan


	Nightline ABC
	Raid in the Philippines
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producer
	Alex Waterfield
	Reporter
	Alexander Marquardt

	&nbsp;

	PBS NewsHour PBS

	Veterans
	Executive Producers
	Susanne Reber, Linda Winslow
	Senior Producer
	Stephen Talbot
	Executive Editor
	Robert Rosenthal
	Producers
	Dan&nbsp; Sagalyn, Adithya Sambamurthy
	Story Editor
	Amy Pyle
	Contributing Producer
	Michael Montgomery
	Investigative Correspondent
	Aaron Glantz

	PBS NewsHour Weekend PBS
	Costly Generics
	Executive Producers
	Marc Rosenwasser, Stephen Segaller
	Executive-in-Charge
	Neal Shapiro
	Editorial Producer Judith Starr Wolff
	Broadcast Producer Irene Francis
	Correspondent/Producer Megan Thompson
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Scott Davis

	&nbsp;

	World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline ABC

	OUT OF BREATH: The Untold Story of Big Money, Black Lung and Doctors for the Coal Companies. An ABC News Brian Ross Investigation with the Center for Public Integrity
	Executive Producer, Nightline
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Executive Producer, World News with Diane Sawyer
	Michael Corn
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ronnie Greene, Almin Karamehmedovic
	Broadcast Producer
	Megan Chuchmach
	Chief Investigative Producer
	Rhonda Schwartz
	Producer
	Matthew Mosk
	Chief Investigative Correspondent
	Brian Ross
	Senior Reporters
	Ronnie Greene, Almin Karamehmedovic
	Reporter
	Chris Hamby

	Outstanding Business and Economic Reporting in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	Nightline ABC Brian Ross Investigates: Billion Dollar Losers--China Fraud and U.S. Markets
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Chief Investigative Producer
	Rhonda Schwartz
	Producer
	Matthew Mosk
	Chief Investigative Correspondent
	Brian Ross

	&nbsp;

	PBS NewsHour PBS

	Is Globalization Wiping Out the American Surfboard Industr?
	Executive Producer Linda Winslow
	Senior Producer
	Murrey Jacobson
	Producers
	Diane Lincoln Estes, Lee Koromvokis
	Business &amp; Economics Correspondent
	Paul Solman

	PBS NewsHour PBS
	New Uses for Virtual Reality
	Executive Producer Linda Winslow
	Senior Producer
	Murry Jacobson
	Producers
	Diane Lincoln Estes, Lee Koromvokis
	Business &amp; Economics Correspondent
	Paul Solman

	Sunday Morning CBS
	Making Ends Meet
	Executive Producer
	Rand Morrison
	Senior Producers
	Gavin&nbsp; Boyle, Amy Rosner, Jason Sacca
	Producers
	Lauren Barnello, Ed Forgotson, Ayesha Siddiqi
	Correspondent
	Erin Moriarty

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in a News Magazine

	20/20 ABC
	The Boston Manhunt
	Executive Producer
	John Green
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Sloan
	Senior Producers
	Janice Johnston, Matthew Lombardi, Danielle Rossen, Miguel Sancho, Roxanna Sherwood, Lisa Soloway
	Producers
	Thomas Berman, Joseph Diaz, Sean Dooley, Marc Dorian, Shana Druckerman, Jim DuBreuil, Kimberly Launier, Resa Matthews, Michael Mendelsohn, Andrew Paparella, Muriel Pearson, Rob Wallace
	Correspondents
	Jim Avila, Linsey Davis, Byron Pitts, Deborah Roberts, Brian Ross
	Anchors
	David Muir, Elizabeth Vargas

	48 Hours CBS
	Caught
	Senior Executive Producer
	Susan Zirinsky
	Senior Producers
	Anthony Batson, Nancy Kramer, Peter Schweitzer, Judy Tygard
	Executive Editor
	Al Briganti
	Producers
	Patti Aronofsky, John Bentley, Ruth Chenetz, Avi Cohen, Rodney Comrie, Liza Finley, Clare Friedland, Josh Gelman, Peter Henderson, Sara Ely Hulse, Kim Kennedy, Paul LaRosa, Susan Mallie, Linda Martin, Chris O&#39;Connell, Kathleen O&#39;Connell, Karen Raffensperger, Justine Redman, Sally Rosen, Judy Rybak, Tom Seligson, Alec Sirken, Chuck Stevenson, James Stolz, Megan Towery, Shoshanah Wolfson
	Field Producers
	Elena DiFiore, Jonathan Leach, Ryan Smith, Taigi Smith
	Directors
	Chip Colley, Rob Klug
	Correspondents
	Jim Axelrod, Terrell Brown, John Miller, Elizabeth Palmer, Mark Phillips, Elaine Quijano, Dean Reynolds, Troy Roberts, Richard Schlesinger, Tracy Smith, Peter Van Sant
	60 Minutes CBS
	Boston Bombings
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Senior Producer
	Michael Radutzky
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	L. Franklin Devine, Keith Sharman, Katie Spikes, Nicole Young
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley

	&nbsp;

	Terror in Boston: An NBC News Special NBC

	Executive Producers
	Elizabeth Cole, Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producers
	Adam Gorfain, Allan Maraynes, Ellen Mason
	Senior Investigative Producer
	Adam Gorfain, Allan Maraynes, Ellen Mason
	Senior Producer
	Paul Ryan
	Coordinating Producer
	Susan Nalle
	Producers
	Justin Balding, Tim Beacham, Dan Bregman, Elizabeth Brown, Robert Buchanan , Kim Cornett, Brad Davis, Anthony Galloway, David&nbsp; Gelles, Marianne Haggerty, Izhar Harpaz, Meade Jorgensen, Sara Karlson, Tom Keenan, Kim Krawitz, Michael Nardi, Fred Rothenberg, Tim Sandler, Anne Schecter, Ellen Sherman, Sue Simpson, Dan Slepian, Justin Smith, Jane Stone, Adrienne Wheeler, Jay Young, Esther Zucker
	Field Producers
	Simon Doolittle, Sergei Ivonin, Terrell Tangonan
	Correspondents
	Andrea Canning, Ann Curry, Chris Hansen, Lester Holt, Matt Lauer, Dennis Murphy, Pete Williams
	Anchor
	Brian Williams

	
	Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a News Story in a News Magazine
	60 Minutes CBS
	12/14
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Henry Schuster
	Co-Producers
	Rachael Kun Morehouse, Warren Lustig
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley

	&nbsp;


	60 Minutes CBS
	Imminent Danger
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Coleman Cowan, Graham Messick
	Co-Producers
	Matthew Richman, Evie Solomon
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft


	60 Minutes CBS
	The Gaskos
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Tanya Simon
	Co-Producers
	Daniel J. Glucksman, Nichole Marks
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	&nbsp;

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Lost Boys Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Draggan Mihailovich
	Correspondent
	Bob Simon

	&nbsp;

	Need to Know PBS

	Dying to Get Back
	Executive Producer
	Marc Rosenwasser
	Executive-in-Charges
	Stephen Segaller, Neal Shapiro
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Scott Davis
	Broadcast Producer
	Irene Francis
	Editorial Producer
	Judith Starr Wolff
	Producer
	Brian Epstein
	Field Producer
	Alexandra Nikolchev
	Correspondent &amp; Producer
	John Larson
	Investigate Editor, The Nation Institute
	Esther Kaplan
	Investigative Reporter, The Nation Institute
	John Carlos Frey

	Retro Report The New York Times
	The Shadow of Thalidomide
	Executive Producer
	Kyra Darnton
	Producer
	Kit R Roane

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Feature Story in a News Magazine

	20/20 ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Executive Producers
	Eric Avram, Jessica Velmans
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Sloan
	Senior Producers
	Muriel Pearson, Teri Whitcraft
	Producer
	Joseph Diaz
	Field Producers
	Keturah Gray, Habibullah Khan, Zunaira Zaki
	Reporter
	Diane Sawyer

	
	60 Minutes CBS
	Africa Mercy
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Rachael Kun Morehouse, Henry Schuster
	Co-Producer
	Warren Lustig
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley


	60 Minutes CBS
	The Recyclers Executive Producer Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor Bill Owens
	Producer
	Michael H. Gavshon
	Co-Producers
	Paul Bellinger, Vanessa Fica
	Correspondent
	Bob Simon

	&nbsp;

	Ann Curry Reports NBC

	A Face In The Crowd Executive Producer Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Producer
	Adam Gorfain
	Producers
	Justin Balding, Adam Rivera
	Anchor
	Ann Curry

	Dan Rather Reports AXS TV
	Kim vs. Kabul Executive Producer Wayne Nelson
	Producers
	Steve Tyler, Tracy Wholf
	Senior Producer Elliot Kirschner Correspondent
	Dan Rather

	Rock Center with Brian Williams NBC
	Over A Barrel
	Executive Producer
	Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ellen Mason
	Senior Producer
	Justin Balding
	Producer
	Tim Sandler
	Correspondent
	Ann Curry

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Investigative Journalism in a News Magazine

	60 Minutes CBS
	Lethal Medicine Executive Producer Jeff Fager
	Senior Producer
	Michael Radutzky
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Michael Rey, Oriana Zill de Granados
	Co-Producers
	Andrew Bast, Michael G. Kaplan, Stephanie Palewski Brumbach, Emily Rand
	Correspondent
	Scott Pelley

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Pioneer Hotel Fire
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	James Jacoby, Michael Karzis
	Co-Producer Matthew Lev Correspondent Steve Kroft

	Fault Lines Al Jazeera America
	Haiti in a Time of Cholera
	Executive Producer
	Mathieu Skene
	Producers
	Singeli Agnew, Jeremy Dupin, Sebastian Walker
	Correspondent Sebastian Walker

	Fault Lines Al Jazeera America
	Made in Bangladesh
	Executive Producer
	Mat Skene
	Senior Producer
	Paul&nbsp; Sapin
	Producer
	Laila&nbsp; Al-Arian
	Correspondent
	Anjali&nbsp; Kamat

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Business and Economic Reporting in a News Magazine

	60 Minutes CBS
	40 Million Mistakes
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	James Jacoby, Michael Karzis
	Co-Producer
	Matthew Lev
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft
	60 Minutes CBS
	China&#39;s Real Estate Bubble
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Shachar Bar-On
	Correspondent
	Lesley Stahl
	Rock Center with Brian Williams NBC
	Theft &amp; Taxes Executive Producer Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ellen Mason
	Producer
	Jenny Dubin
	Correspondent Kate Snow
	Rock Center with Brian Williams NBC
	Wage War
	Executive Producer
	Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Corvo
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ellen&nbsp; Mason
	Senior Producer
	Katie Boyle
	Producer
	Anna Schecter
	Correspondent
	Harry Smith

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding News Discussion and Analysis

	Anderson Cooper 360 CNN
	Guns Under Fire: An AC360 Town Hall
	Executive Producer Charlie Moore
	Senior Producers
	Susan Chun, Mary Anne Fox, Kerry Rubin, Sean Yates
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Kara Kasarjian
	Producers
	Jack Gray, Kirk McDonald, Elisa Roupenian, Trish Turner
	Anchor
	Anderson Cooper

	Face the Nation CBS
	50th Anniversary of John F. Kennedy&rsquo;s Assassination
	Executive Producer
	Mary Hager
	Senior Producer
	Robert Hendin
	Producers
	Emily Bradley, Kimberlee Shaffir
	Director
	Sue Ann Staake-Wayne
	Moderator
	Bob Schieffer

	Larry King Now Ora TV
	Head Trauma in the NFL
	Executive Producers
	Alison Marsh, Jason Rovou
	Senior Executive Producer
	Wendy Walker
	Senior Producer
	Malavika Gangolly
	Senior Editorial Producer
	David Theall
	Producers
	Serena Brahney, Ben Monie
	Director
	Scott Brown
	Host
	Larry King

	&nbsp;

	Moyers &amp; Company&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; American Public Television

	Mark Leibovich on Glitz and Greed in Washington
	Executive Producers
	Sally Roy, Judy&nbsp; Doctoroff O&#39;Neill
	Producer
	Gina Kim
	Host
	Bill Moyers

	PBS NewsHour PBS
	Voices of the ACA
	Executive Producer
	Linda Winslow
	National Affairs Editor
	Murry Jacobson
	Producers
	Mary Jo Brooks, Anne Davenport, Merrill Schwerin
	Manging Producer
	Patti Parson

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Live Coverage of a Current News Story&mdash;Long-Form

	CBS News CBS
	Boston Marathon Bombings
	Executive Producers
	Patricia Shevlin, Michael Solmsen
	Senior Producers
	Heather Abbott, Guy Campanile, Lulu Chiang, Tim Gaughan, Kimberly Godwin, Pat Milton, Ward Sloane, Len Tepper
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Jim McGlinchy
	Producers
	Amy Birnbaum, Arden Farhi, Kevin Finnegan, Karen Raffensperger, Chris St. Peter, Heather Tesoriero, Andres Triay
	Correspondents
	Don Dahler, Jonathan Elias, Dr. Jonathan LaPook, John Miller, Bob Orr, Lou Young
	Anchor &amp; Managing Editor
	Scott Pelley

	&nbsp;

	CBS News CBS

	The Election of Pope Francis
	Executive Producer
	Patricia Shevlin
	Senior Producers
	Heather Abbott, Guy Campanile, Tim Gaughan, Kimberly Godwin, Michael Solmsen
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Jim McGlinchy
	Producers
	Win Ansley, Lynne Edwards, Ben Plesser, Agnes Reau, Justine Redman, Fernando Suarez, Ashley Velie, Nicole Young
	Correspondents
	Mark Phillips, Allen Pizzey
	Anchor
	Norah O&#39;Donnell
	Anchor &amp; Managing Editor
	Scott Pelley

	
	CNN Newsroom&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CNN
	CNN&rsquo;s Coverage of Typhoon Haiyan&nbsp;
	Staff
	CNN Staff

	NBC News Specials&nbsp; NBC
	Boston Marathon Bombings&nbsp;
	Executive Producers
	Bob Epstein, Mark Lukasiewicz
	Producers
	Michelle Acevedo, Laura Allenbaugh, Rosanna Arlia, John Bailey, Anne Binford, Stacy Brady,
	Marisa Buchanan, Betsy Cline, Nadine Comerford, Kim Cornett, Tricia Culligan, Robert Dembo,
	Richard Esposito, Lauren Fairbanks, Mary Beth Fay, Gina Gentilesco, Naomi Karam, Justin Kirschner,
	Jamie Kraft, Susan Kroll, Megan Marcus, Yvette Miley, Mary Murray, Christopher Nelson,
	Jamie Novogrod, Neil O&rsquo;Brien, Katie Primm, Stephanie Psyllos, Rob Rivas, Frank Salamone,
	Sam Singal, Gresham Streigel, Jenn Suozzo, David Verdi, Steve Wende, Kip Whitlock,
	Tom Winter, Julmary Zambrano
	Director
	Brett Holey
	Anchors/Correspondents
	Ron Allen,Rehema Ellis, Lester Holt, Michael Isikoff, Kerry Sanders, Mara Schiavocampo, Anne Thompson, Brian Williams, Pete Williams

	&nbsp;

	NBC News Specials&nbsp; NBC

	Inauguration of Barack Obama&nbsp;
	Executive Producers
	Bob Epstein, Mark Lukasiewicz
	Anchor
	Brian Williams
	Correspondents
	Peter Alexander, Tom Brokaw, Richard Engel, Willie Geist, David Gregory, Savannah Guthrie, Tamron Hall, Erica Hill, Lester Holt, Craig Melvin, Andrea Mitchell, Natalie Morales, Ron Mott, Kelly O&rsquo;Donnell, Al Roker, Luke Russert, Chuck Todd, Kristen Welker, Pete Williams
	Director
	Brett Holey
	Producers
	Doug Adams, Rosanna Arlia, John Bailey, Jay Blackman, Brooke Brower, Marisa Buchanan, Kim Cornett, Oliver Cox, Natalie Cucchiara, Ilana Drimmer, Clare Duffy, Tory Duncan, Lauren Fairbanks, Betsy Fischer, Scott Foster, Joshua Janiak, Nick Johnson, Meade Jorgensen, Naomi Karam, Courtney Kube, Rich Latour, Libby Leist, Jana Lerner, Megan Marcus, Zoe Marcus, Michelle Melnick, Rich Minner, Bridget Nurre, Neil O&rsquo;Brien, Michelle Perry, Deb Pettit, Shelby Poduch, Katie Primm, Stephanie Psyllos, Rob Rivas, Joel Seidman, Frank Thorp, Ali Weinberg, Katie Yu

	
	
	Outstanding Coverage a Current News Story&mdash;Long Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Egypt in Crisis Executive Producer David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producers
	Marcela Gaviria, Martin Smith
	Correspondent
	Charles M. Sennott

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Syria Behind the Lines
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Executive Producer
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Olly Lambert

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Valentine Road
	Executive Producers
	Gil Goldschein, Jon&nbsp; Murray, Sheila Nevins
	Director / Producers
	Sasha&nbsp; Alpert, Marta Cunningham, Eddie Schmidt
	Supervising Producer
	Lisa Heller

	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	Brooklyn Castle
	Director/Producer
	Katie Dellamaggiore
	Executive Producers
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Simon Kilmurry, Geoff Gibson, Robert McLellan, Julie Parker Benello, Wendy Ettinger, Judith Helfand
	Co-Executive Producers
	Cynthia Lopez, Neal Flaherty
	Vice President Production and Programming
	Chris White
	Producers
	Nelson Dellamaggiore, Brian Schulz

	POV PBS
	The World Before Her
	Director/Producer
	Nisha Pahuja
	Executive Producers
	Simon Kilmurry, Mike Chamberlain
	Producers/Executive Producers
	Ed Barreveld, Cornelia Principe
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Vice President Production and Programming
	Chris White
	
	 Outstanding Investigative Journalism&mdash;Long-Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	A Death in St. Augustine
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producers
	Frank Koughan, Glenn Silber
	Correspondent
	Walt Bogdanich

	FRONTLINE PBS
	League of Denial: The NFL&#39;s Concussion Crisis
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producers
	Jim Gilmore, Michael Kirk, Mike Wiser
	Reporters
	Steve Fainaru, Mark Fainaru-Wada
	&nbsp;

	FRONTLINE PBS

	Rape in the Fields
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Executive Producer, Univision
	Juan Rendon
	Editor, Center for Investigative Reporting
	Susanne Reber
	Producer
	Andres Cediel
	Reporter, Center for Investigative Reporting
	Bernice Yeung Correspondent Lowell Bergman

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Tales from the Organ Trade
	Director / Producer / Executive Producer
	Ric Esther Bienstock
	Producer / Executive Producer
	Simcha Jacobovici
	Executive Producer
	Sheila&nbsp; Nevins
	Producer
	Felix Golubev
	Supervising Producer
	Nancy Abraham


	Independent Lens PBS
	The Invisible War
	Director
	Kirby Dick
	Executive Producers
	Nicole Boxer-Keegan, Maria Cuomo Cole, Abigail Disney, Sally Jo Fifer, Sarah Johnson Redlich, Regina Kulik Scully, Teddy Leifer, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Geralyn White Dreyfous
	Producers
	Tanner King Barlow, Amy Ziering
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen

	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	Special Flight
	Director/Producer
	Fernand Melgar
	Executive Producer
	Simon Kilmurry
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez Producer
	Elise Shubs
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Informational Programming&mdash;Long-Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Outlawed in Pakistan
	Executive Producers
	Raney Aronson-Rath, David Fanning, Sally Jo Fifer
	Producer/ Directors&nbsp;
	Habiba Nosheen, Hilke Schellmann
	Coordinating Producer
	Diana Holtzberg

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1
	Director
	Ellen Goosenberg Kent&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Producer
	Dana Perry
	Supervising Producer
	Jacqueline Glover

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Gideon&#39;s Army
	Director / Producer
	Dawn Porter&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Senior Producers
	Nancy Abraham, Jacqueline Glover
	Producer
	Julie Goldman

	
	
	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	The Crash Reel
	Producer / Director
	Lucy Walker&nbsp;
	Executive Producers
	Dan Cogan, Geralyn Dreyfous, Sheila Nevins
	Producer
	Julian Cautherley
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein

	POV PBS
	Reportero
	Director/Producer
	Bernardo Ruiz&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Simon Kilmurry
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White
	Co-Producer
	Patricia Benabe

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Historical Programming&mdash;Long-Form

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Kraus
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Producer / Director Steven Pressman
	Supervising Producer
	Jacqueline Glover


	Defiant Requiem:&nbsp; Voices of Resistance PBS
	Director/Executive Producer
	Doug Shultz
	Executive Producers
	Whitney Johnson, Peter Schnall, Doug Shultz

	&nbsp;

	The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. PBS

	Executive Producers
	Julie Anderson, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Peter Kunhardt, Dyllan McGee
	Executive in Charge Stephen Segaller
	Senior Producer
	Rachel Dretzin
	Director/Producer
	Sabin Streeter

	The Central Park Five PBS
	Executive Producer
	Ken Burns
	Producer/Directors
	Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon

	
	Outstanding Business and Economic Reporting&mdash;Long Form

	FRONTLINE PBS
	The Retirement Gamble
	Executive Producer David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Marcela Gaviria
	Correspondent
	Martin Smith

	FRONTLINE PBS
	The Untouchables
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Martin Smith
	Co-Producers
	Ben Gold, Linda Hirsch

	&nbsp;

	HBO Documentary Films HBO

	American Winter
	Producer / Director
	Joe Gantz
	Executive Producer Sheila Nevins
	Producer / Co-Director
	Harry Gantz
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein
	Co-Producers
	Aaron I. Butler, Devon Terrill

	Independent Lens PBS
	The Revolutionary Optimists
	Producer/Directors
	Maren Grainger-Monsen, Nicole Newnham
	Executive Producer
	Sally Jo Fifer
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Interview

	20/20 ABC
	A Murder, A Mystery: Amanda Knox Speaks
	Executive Producers
	Eric Avram, David Sloan, Jessica Velmans
	Senior Producer
	Geoff Martz
	Producers
	Nikki Battiste, Phoebe Natanson
	Field Producers
	Joseph Diaz, Keturah Gray, Astrid Rodrigues
	Anchor
	Diane Sawyer

	60 Minutes CBS
	Angel of Death Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Graham Messick
	Co-Producers
	Maria Gavrilovic, Stephanie Palewski Brumbach, Lauren Seifert, Andy Soto, Robert Zimet
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	&nbsp;

	CBS This Morning/Charlie Rose CBS

	One-on-One with Assad
	Correspondent
	Charlie Rose
	Chairman of CBS News and Executive Producer of 60 Minutes
	Jeff Fager
	CBS This Morning Executive Producer
	Chris Licht
	Charlie Rose Executive Producer
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Yvette Vega
	Charlie Rose Senior Producer
	&nbsp; Courtney Litz
	Charlie Rose Managing Editor
	&nbsp; Tim Morrison
	CBS This Morning Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ryan&nbsp; Kadro
	Charlie Rose Producers
	&nbsp; Cora Engelbrecht, Neil Goldman, Lara Gungor, Tamara Sepper, Adam Waller, Oz Woloshyn
	CBS This Morning Producer
	Paige Kendig
	60 Minutes Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	CBS News Beirut Producer
	Randall Joyce
	CBS News Correspondent, London
	Elizabeth Palmer
	CBS News Damascus Producer
	Agnes Reau
	CBS News London Assignment Editor
	Vicky Burston
	CBS News London Bureau Chief
	Andy Clarke
	CBS News London Deputy Bureau Chief
	Deb Thomson
	CBS News London Producer
	Fernando Suarez

	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC
	Interview with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani
	Executive Producer Alexandra Wallace
	Senior Producers
	Stacy Brady, David Verdi
	Producers
	Justin Balding, Tom Bettag, ML Flynn, Anthony Galloway
	Field Producer
	Hooman Majd
	Additional Producer
	Ali Arouzi
	Chief Foreign Correspondent:&nbsp; Ann&nbsp; Curry
	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	56 Up
	Director/Producer
	Michael Apted
	Executive Producer
	Simon Kilmurry
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Producer
	Claire Lewis
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Arts and Culture Programming

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Casting By
	Executive Producers
	John Balis, Ed Durkin, Steve Edwards
	Co- Executive Producer
	Margaret Whitton
	Producers
	Ilan&nbsp; Arboleda, Joanna&nbsp; Colbert, Kate Lacey
	Director / Producer
	Tom&nbsp; Donahue

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Which Way Is the Front Line from Here? The Life and Time of Tim
	Hetherington
	Director
	Sebastian&nbsp; Junger
	Executive Producer Sheila Nevins
	Producers
	James Brabazon, Nick Quested
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein
	Co-Producer
	Gretchen McGowan

	Independent Lens PBS
	Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
	Executive Producers
	Andrew Cohen, Sally Jo Fifer, Julie Goldman, Karl Katz
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen
	Producers
	Alison Klayman, Adam Schlesinger
	Director
	Alison Klayman

	&nbsp;

	POV PBS

	Herman&#39;s House
	Director/Producer
	Angad Singh Bhalla
	Executive Producers
	Simon Kilmurry, Ed Barreveld, Loring McAlpin
	Co-Executive Producer
	Cynthia Lopez
	Producer
	Lisa Valencia-Svensson
	Vice President of Production and Programming
	Chris White

	
	Outstanding Science and Technology Programming

	CNN Films CNN
	Escape Fire
	Executive Producer
	Doug Scott
	Directors
	Susan Froemke, Matthew Heineman
	Co-Producers
	Elyssa Hess, Bradley J. Ross, Adam White

	How To Build A Planet Science Channel
	Creating an Earth
	Executive Producers
	Will Aslett, Mark Hedgecoe, Neil Laird
	Series Producer
	Arif Nurmohamed
	Directors
	Nick Shoolingin-Jordan, Nigel Simpkins, Mike Slee
	Host
	Richard Hammond

	NOVA PBS
	Manhunt - Boston Bombers
	Senior Executive Producer
	Paula S. Apsell
	Executive Producer
	Julia Cort
	Producer
	Miles O&#39;Brien

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Nature Programming

	Africa Discovery Channel
	Executive Producers
	Michael Gunton, Mike Masland, Susan Winslow, Robert Zakin
	Producer/Directors
	Simon Blakeney, Kate Broome, Jeanine Butler, James Manfull, Hugh Pearson, Verity White, Matthew Wright
	Directors
	Ben Aviss, Katrina Bartlam, Nick Easton, Felicity Lanchester, Rosie Thomas
	Coordinating Producer
	John Cavanagh
	Series Producer
	James Honeyborne
	Line Producer
	Brigitta Shroyer


	Chasing Ice&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Channel
	Executive Producers
	David J. Cornfield, Linda A. Cornfield
	Director/Producers
	Jerry Aronson, Paula Dupre&rsquo; Pesmen, Jeff Orlowski

	One Life&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Wild
	Executive Producers
	Marcus Arthur, Martyn Freeman, Amanda Hill, Neil Nightingale, Joe Oppenheimer
	Producers
	Martin Pope, Michael Rose
	Directors
	Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

	Penguins: Waddle All The Way Discovery Channel
	Executive Producers
	John Cavanagh, Cassian Harrison
	Producers
	Philip Dalton, James Manfull, Matthew Gordon
	Coordinating Producer
	Katy Jones Garrity
	Director
	John Downer

	Wild Arabia Animal Planet
	Executive Producers
	Mick Kaczorowski, Brian Leith
	Producer
	Kenitra&nbsp; Ford
	Series Producer
	Dan&nbsp; Rees
	Series Producer/Director
	Chadden Hunter

	Best Story in a Regularly Scheduled Newscast

	Anderson Cooper 360 CNN
	Rehab Racket
	Senior Investigative Producer
	Scott Zamost
	Senior Editor
	Amy Pyle
	Investigative Unit Director
	Patricia DiCarlo
	Investigative Correspondent
	Drew Griffin
	Reporters
	Will Evans, Christina Jewett

	NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams NBC
	The Border War
	Executive Producer
	Pat Burkey
	Senior Producer
	Jamie Kraft
	Producers
	Al Henkel, Steven Louie, Olivia Santini
	Correspondent
	Mark Potter

	Nightline ABC
	The Raid
	Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedivoc
	Producer
	Alex Waterfield
	Reporter
	Alexander Marquardt

	Nightline ABC
	The War For Paradise Executive Producer
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Producer
	Nick Capote
	Reporter
	Dan Harris

	&nbsp;

	World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline ABC

	Hidden America: Fear and Hope at Strawberry Mansion
	Executive Producer, Nightline
	Jeanmarie Condon
	Executive Producer, World News with Diane Sawyer
	Michael Corn
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Almin Karamehmedovic
	Senior Producers
	Jon Meyersohn, Claire Weinraub
	Producers
	Ely Brown, Eric&nbsp; Johnson , Denise Martinez-Ramundo, Candace Smith
	Field Producers
	Ozren Milharcic, Stephanie Wash
	Reporter
	Diane Sawyer

	&nbsp;

	Best Report in a News Magazine

	20/20 ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Executive Producers
	Eric Avram, Jessica Velmans
	Senior Executive Producer
	David Sloan
	Senior Producers
	Muriel Pearson, Teri Whitcraft
	Field Producers
	Keturah Gray, Habibullah Khan, Zunaira Zaki
	Producer
	Joseph Diaz
	Reporter
	Diane Sawyer

	60 Minutes CBS
	Disability, USA
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	James Jacoby, Michael Karzis
	Co-Producer
	Matthew Lev
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	&nbsp;

	60 Minutes&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CBS

	Guantanamo and Gitmo&nbsp;
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Richard Bonin
	Co-Producer
	Richard Buddenhagen
	Correspondent
	Lesley Stahl

	60 Minutes CBS
	Imminent Danger
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producers
	Coleman Cowan, Graham Messick
	Co-Producers
	Matthew Richman, Evie Solomon
	Correspondent
	Steve Kroft

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Lost Boys
	Executive Producer
	Jeff Fager
	Executive Editor
	Bill Owens
	Producer
	Draggan Mihailovich
	Correspondent
	Bob Simon

	&nbsp;

	Best Documentary
	

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Valentine Road
	Executive Producers
	Gil Goldschein, Jon Murray, Sheila Nevins
	Director / Producers
	Sasha&nbsp; Alpert, Marta Cunningham, Eddie Schmidt
	Supervising Producer
	Lisa Heller
	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Which Way Is the Front Line from Here? The Life and Time of Tim
	Hetherington
	Director
	Sebastian Junger
	Executive Producer
	Sheila Nevins
	Producers
	James Brabazon, Nick Quested
	Supervising Producer
	Sara Bernstein
	Co-Producer
	Gretchen McGowan

	Independent Lens PBS
	How to Survive a Plague
	Director / Producer
	David France
	Executive Producers
	Dan Cogan, Sally Jo Fifer, Joy Tomchin
	Producer
	Howard Gertler
	Deputy Executive Director
	Lois Vossen

	Independent Lens PBS
	The Invisible War
	Executive Producers
	Nicole Boxer-Keegan, Maria Cuomo Cole, Abigail Disney, Sally Jo Fifer, Sarah Johnson Redlich, Regina Kulik Scully, Teddy Leifer, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Geralyn White Dreyfous
	Producers
	Tanner King Barlow, Amy Ziering
	Director
	Kirby Dick
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Lois Vossen
	The Central Park Five PBS
	Executive Producer
	Ken Burns
	Producer / Directors: Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon
	New Approaches to News &amp; Documentary Programming: Current News

	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	A Game of Shark and Minnow
	Executive Producer
	Steven Duenes

	The NSA Files Decoded&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Guardian
	Producers
	Kenan Davis, Nadja&nbsp; Popovich, Kenton Powell, Ruth Spencer, Lisa van Gelder
	Reporter
	Ewen MacAskill
	Additional Producers
	Spencer Ackerman, Kayla Epstein, Paul Lewis, Amanda Michel, Katie Rogers, Dominic Rushe
	Interactive Designers
	Feilding Cage, Greg Chen
	Interactive Editor
	Gabriel Dance
	Videographer
	Bob Sacha

	The Seattle Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Seattle Times
	Sea Change: The Pacific&#39;s Perilous Turn
	Reporter
	Craig Welch
	Photojournalist
	Steve Ringman
	Digital Designer
	Katrina Barlow
	Video Editors
	Genevieve Alvarez, Danny Gawlowski

	WSJ Live&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Wall Street Journal
	Prescribed - A Personalized Tour of &#39;Obamacare&#39;
	Executive Producer
	Andy Regal
	Producers
	Jarrard Cole, Neal Mann
	Director
	Jarrard Cole
	Reporter
	Janet Adamy
	Interactive Designer
	Paul Antonson
	Interactive Editor
	Jarrard Cole

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;

	New Approaches: Documentaries

	FRONTLINE PBS
	The Bombing of Al Bara
	Executive Producer
	David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Azmat Khan
	Assistant Managing Editor for Digital Media
	Sarah Moughty
	Filmmaker
	Olly Lambert


	Hollow: An Interactive Documentary&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; hollowdocumentary.com
	The Story of a Shrinking American Community
	Director
	Elaine McMillion Sheldon
	Interactive Designer
	Jeff Soyk
	Multimedia Producers
	Tricia Fulks, Billy Wirasnik
	Multimedia Editors
	Sarah Ginsburg, Kerrin Sheldon
	Web Designers
	Russell Goldenburg, Robert Hall

	The Last Clinic&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The Atavist
	Director, Producer, Editor
	Maisie Crow
	Executive Producer&nbsp;
	Evan&nbsp; Ratliff
	Editorial Producer&nbsp;
	Olivia&nbsp; Koski
	Writer
	Alissa Quart
	Graphics
	Gray Beltran
	Composer
	Jefferson Raab
	Camera
	Nathan Fitch, Hunter Newman, Raisa Zaidi
	Sound
	Damian Biniek

	&nbsp;

	Planet Money Makes a T-Shirt&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; NPR

	Executive Producer
	Alex Blumberg
	Multimedia Producers
	Nacho&nbsp; Corbella, Katie Hayes Luke, Eric Helton, James Jensen, Soren Jensen, David Nevala, Claire O&#39;Neill
	Photojournalist
	David Gilkey
	Video Director
	Joshua Davis
	Designers
	Suzanne Batmanghelichi, Quoctrung Bui
	Senior Interaction Designer
	Wes Lindamood
	News Apps Developers
	Jeremy Bowers, Danny DeBelius
	Reporter/Producer
	Adam Cole
	Reporters
	Jess Jiang, Zoe Chace, Jacob Goldstein, Caitlin Kenney, David Kestenbaum, Marianne McCune, Robert Smith
	Graphics Editor
	Alyson Hurt
	Picture Editor
	Kainaz Amaria
	Sound Editor
	Drew Kennedy
	Visuals Editor
	Brian Boyer

	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	Gun Country
	Reporter and Producer
	Catrin Einhorn
	Photojournalist
	Todd&nbsp; Heisler
	Deputy Editor/Digital News Design and Producer
	John Niedermeyer
	Deputy Editor/Photography and Producer
	Meaghan Looram
	Graphic/Multimedia Editor and Producer
	Josh Williams

	&nbsp;

	&nbsp;


	New Approaches: Arts, Lifestyle, Culture

	
	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Modern Love
	Series Producer
	Zena Barakat

	The Future Starts Here&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; AOL On
	Executive Producer
	Tiffany Shlain

	The New York Times&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	The Jockey
	Executive Producer
	Steven Duenes

	The New York Times Magazine&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	Making a Scene: The New York Times Magazine&rsquo;s Annual Great Performers
	Video Series
	Executive Producer
	Shayla Harris
	Producers
	Joanna&nbsp; Milter, Kathy Ryan
	Director
	Janusz Kaminski
	Issue Editor
	Adam Sternbergh
	Interactive Designers
	Arem Duplessis, Meghan Louttit, John Niedermeyer, Jason Sfetko
	Director/BTS Video
	Catherine Spangler
	Magazine Web Editor
	Samantha Henig

	The New York Times Op-Docs&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The New York Times
	A Short History of the Highrise
	Executive Producers
	Silva Basmajian, Jason&nbsp; Spingarn-Koff
	Producer
	Gerry Flahive
	Coordinating Producer
	Kathleen Lingo
	Director, Writer, Editor
	Katerina Cizek
	Interactive Art Direction And Development
	Jacky Myint

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Writing

	20/20 ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Writer
	Diane Sawyer

	60 Minutes CBS
	Cosmic Roulette
	Writers
	Anderson Cooper, Andy Court

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Recyclers
	Writers
	Michael H. Gavshon, Bob Simon

	Defiant Requiem: Voices of Resistance PBS
	Writer
	Doug&nbsp; Shultz

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Tales from the Organ Trade
	Writer
	Ric&nbsp; Esther Bienstock

	PBS NewsHour Weekend PBS
	Flying Coach
	Writer
	John Larson

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Research

	60 Minutes&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CBS
	Guantanamo and Gitmo&nbsp;
	Researchers
	Richard Bonin, Cassi Feldman, Pia Malbran
	60 Minutes CBS
	Lethal Medicine
	Researchers
	Andrew Bast, Michael G. Kaplan, Michael Radutzky, Emily Rand, Michael Rey, Oriana Zill de Granados

	FRONTLINE PBS
	Outlawed in Pakistan
	Researchers
	Habiba Nosheen, Misha Rezvi, Hilke Schellmann, Mohammed Ali Sheikh, Dan Sugarman, Shannon Romines

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Gasland Part II
	Researchers
	Trish&nbsp; Adlesic, Josh Fox, Matthew Sanchez, Deborah Wallace

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Video Journalism: News

	60 Minutes CBS
	Africa Mercy
	Camera
	Chris&nbsp; Everson, Ian Robbie

	60 Minutes CBS
	Lamborghini
	Camera
	Wim De Vos, Massimo Mariani

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Copts
	Camera
	Chris Albert, Wim De Vos

	CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS
	Church Van
	Videojournalist
	Eric Jensen
	&nbsp; Mark Phillips &ndash; Reporting from Afghanistan and the Philippines&nbsp;&nbsp; CNN
	Camera
	Mark Phillips

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Cinematography: Documentary and Long Form

	CNN Films CNN
	Girl Rising
	Director of Photography
	Nicole Whitaker

	Killer in the Caves Smithsonian Channel
	Camera
	Roland Breitschuh, Torbj&ouml;rn Karvang, Michael Kern, Dr. Rudolf Diesel, Dr. Nickolay Hristov

	One Life National Geographic Wild
	Directors of Photography
	Michael Gunton, Martha Holmes

	Wild Arabia Animal Planet
	Cinematographers
	John&nbsp; Aitchison, Susan&nbsp; Gibson, Ted Giffords, Max Hug-Williams, Jonathan Jones, Justin Maguire, David Mckay, Hugh Miller, Ben Saradzic, Rolf&nbsp; Steinmann, Toby Strong, Mateo Willis

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Editing: News

	48 Hours CBS
	Art Theft Segments from &quot;Brooklyn DA&quot;
	Editor
	Doreen Schechter

	60 Minutes CBS
	Africa Mercy
	Editor
	Warren Lustig

	60 Minutes CBS
	Return of the Humpback
	Editor
	Tom Honeysett

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Greatest Show on Earth
	Editor
	Terry Manning

	60 Minutes CBS
	The Nile Crocodile
	Editor
	Paul Bellinger

	60 Minutes Sports Showtime
	Great Falls
	Editor
	Richard Buddenhagen

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Editing: Documentary and Long Form

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	First Cousin Once Removed
	Editor
	Alan Berliner

	Independent Lens PBS
	Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
	Editor
	Jennifer Fineran
	Co-Editor
	Alison Klayman

	Independent Lens PBS
	Detropia
	Editor
	Enat Sidi

	&nbsp;

	Independent Lens PBS

	How to Survive a Plague
	Editors
	Todd Woody Richman, Tyler H. Walk

	Independent Lens PBS
	The Waiting Room
	Editor
	Lawrence Lerew

	The Imposter A&amp;E
	Editor
	Andrew Hulme

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Graphic Design &amp; Art Direction

	Big History H2
	Creative Director
	Steffen Schlachtenhaufen
	Art Director
	Dominique Navarro
	Visual Effects Supervisors
	Matt Drummond, Christopher Gaal, John R. McConnell
	Compositings
	Dean Guiliotis, Carter Higgins, Brad Moylan, Ian Pauly
	Lead 3D Visual Effects Artist
	Michael Ranger
	3D Artist
	Scott Bell, Jennie Bozic, Keith Yakouboff
	Lead FX Artist
	Nico Sugleris
	3D Artists
	Scott Bell, Jennie Bozic, Keith Yakouboff

	Independent Lens PBS
	Beauty Is Embarrassing
	Art Directors
	Neil Berkeley, Milan Erceg, Andrew Julien, Anthony Maiuri

	Nightline ABC
	JFK Remembered
	Creative Director
	Hal Aronow-Theil
	Art Director
	James Holbrook

	Superheroes: A Never-Ending Battle PBS
	Designer
	Alexander Cardia

	&nbsp;

	The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents History Channel

	Graphics
	Alper Nakri
	Graphics Producer
	Fikret Manoglu

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Music &amp; Sound

	Africa Discovery Channel
	Composers
	Sarah Class, Will Slater
	Sound Mixer
	David Kowalski
	Sound Recordists
	Marc Hatch, Bill Rudolph
	Sound Editors
	Kate Hopkins, Tim Owens
	Dubbing Mixers
	Chris Domaille, Graham Wild
	Music Editor
	Dan Brown

	HBO Documentary Films HBO
	Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer
	Composer
	Simon Russell
	Sound Mixer / Sound Editor
	Chris&nbsp; Bertolotti

	Wild West National Geographic Wild
	Composer
	Chris Beaty
	Sound Designers
	Rob Fritts, David Kowalski, Emmanuel Mairesse, Salvatore Vecchio
	Sound Mixer
	Rob Fritts

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Lighting Direction &amp; Scenic Design

	A Crime To Remember Investigation Discovery
	Production Designer
	Amy Williams
	Director of Photography
	Andreas Burgess

	CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; CNN
	Lighting Designer
	Michael Appel
	Assistant Lighting Designer
	Wolfram Ott
	Gaffer
	Christopher Szabo
	Manager of Production
	Tony Siniscalco
	Scenic Project Manager
	Sharon Braunstein

	Lee Harvey Oswald: 48 Hours to Live History Channel
	Lightning Design
	Tim Metzger
	Scenic Design
	R. Scott Frawley, Lynne Moone
	2nd Unit Cinematographer
	Tim Sessler

	Lincoln@Gettysburg PBS
	Design Director
	Peter Schnall

	Shadow Ops: Code Name Trigon Military Channel
	Lighting Director George Dascalescu Design Director Doug Shultz
	Art Director
	Adrian Cristea

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Promotional Announcement - Institutional
	

	American Experience PBS
	JFK Promo
	Editor
	Glenn Fukushima
	Brain Games&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Channel
	Creative Director
	Brian Everett
	SVP/Group Creative Director
	Andy Baker
	Chief Marketing Officer
	Courtenay Monroe
	Composer
	Tony Anderson

	CBS News CBS
	Little Different
	Executive Producer
	Julie Haaland
	Producer
	Justin DiLauro
	Editor
	Rich O&#39;Connell
	Co-Producer
	Milka Stanisic
	Creative Director
	Dave McCoy
	Animator
	Alex Rupert
	Sound Designer
	Eric Casimiro
	Discovery&#39;s Shark Week 2013 Discovery Channel
	Director
	Peter McKeon
	Executive Producer/Creative Director
	Lara Richardson
	Supervising Producer
	Jason Turner
	Director of Photography
	Kevin Sarnoff

	Inside Combat Rescue&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; National Geographic Channel
	Writers/Creative Directors
	Tyler Korba, Courtenay Monroe
	SVP Creative
	Andy Baker
	Editorial
	Dan Marks
	Design Director
	Carla Daeninckx
	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Promotional Announcement &ndash; Episodic

	48 Hours CBS
	As It Happened: John F Kennedy 50 Years
	Executive Producer
	Julie Haaland
	Senior Producer / Editor
	Joey Romano
	Producers
	Justin DiLauro, Milka Stanisic
	Graphic Designer Simon Potter
	Creative Director Dave McCoy
	Sound Designer
	Greg Capolino

	ABC News Marketing &amp; Creative ABC
	Unbreakable: One Girl Changing the World
	Executiver Producer/Creative Director
	Alan Ives
	Associate Creative Director/Producer
	Andres Sandoval
	Senior Art Designer
	Rodrigo Redondo
	Sound Designer/Mixer
	Leslie Mona-Mathus

	CNN Films: Blackfish CNN
	Senior VP Creative Services
	Rick Lewchuck
	Creative Director
	Sean Houston
	Executive Writer/Producer
	Bill Platt
	Senior Director of Design
	Robert Poulton
	Editor
	Heather Steckley
	Graphic Designer
	Edward Reid

	FRONTLINE PBS
	League of Denial &quot;Dangerous Love Affair&quot; Trailer
	Executive Producer David Fanning
	Deputy Executive Producer
	Raney Aronson-Rath
	Producer
	Missy Frederick
	Editor
	John MacGibbon
	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Regional News Story - Spot News
	
	WFAA News 8 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) WFAA-TV
	Dixon Circle
	Producer
	Amanda McNew

	WFAA News 8 at 10 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) WFAA-TV
	Texas Tornado Outbreak
	Producer
	Meagan Harris

	Noticiero Telemundo 39 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) KXTX-TV
	Oklahoma Devastation
	Reporter
	Fernando Mejia
	Photographer
	Noe Cumplido

	WISN 12 News 8 (Milwaukee, WI) WIS-TV
	Sikh Temple Shooting
	Executive Producer
	Rita Aleman
	Executive News Producer
	Jessica Schmid
	Producers
	Eric Marshall, Tonya Simpson, Paula Vansack
	Reporters
	Mike Anderson, Shelby Croft, Colleen Henry, Abe Lubetkin, Marianne Lyles, Christina Palladino, Kent Wainscott
	Reporter/Photographer
	Matt Salemme
	Anchors
	Kathy Mykleby, Patrick Paolantonio, Terry Sater, Toya Washington
	Editor
	Sam Cundari
	Digital Managing Editor
	Tom Swigert
	Managing Editor
	Renee Raffaelli
	Engineers
	Sean Downs, Blaine Hackbarth, Norm Hunicutt, Jim Steinhart
	Photojournalists
	David Bakken, Cary Edwards, John Lazarevic, Saman Wanniarachchi
	Assignment Desks
	Jennifer Fritz, Sally Severson, Julie Stay
	Assistant News Director
	Ed Reams
	Operations Manager: Yve Jones
	&nbsp;

	WNBC Breaking News (New York, NY) WNBC-TV

	Superstorm Sandy
	News Director
	Susan Sullivan

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Regional News Story - Investigative Reporting

	KING 5 News (Seattle, WA) KING-TV
	Fraud on the Job
	News Director
	Mark Ginther
	Executive Producer of Investigations
	Kellie Cheadle
	Investigative Reporter
	Susannah Frame
	Photographer
	Steve Douglas

	KNXV-TV Daily Newscast (Phoenix, AZ) KNXV-TV
	Ford Escape: Exposing a Deadly Defect
	Executive Producer
	Maria Tomasch
	Producer
	Lauren Gilger
	Editor
	Scott Sherman
	Photojournalist
	Gerard&nbsp; K. Watson
	Investigative Reporter
	Joe Ducey

	NBC 5 News at 10 (Dallas &ndash; Fort Worth, TX) KXAS-TV
	Driven to Distraction
	Executive Producer of Investigations
	Shannon Hammel&nbsp;
	Producer
	Eva Parks
	Senior Investigative Reporter
	Scott Friedman
	Photojournalist
	Peter Hull

	&nbsp;

	WTHR Eyewitness News (Indianapolis, IN) WTHR-TV

	Investigating the IRS
	Producer
	Cyndee Hebert
	Photojournalists
	Bill Ditton, Jacob Jennings, Steve Rhodes
	Investigative Reporter
	Bob Segall

	WTHR Eyewitness News (Indianapolis, IN) WTHR-TV
	Released Too Soon?
	Producer
	Cyndee Hebert
	Photojournalists
	Bill Ditton, Steve Rhodes
	Investigative Reporter
	Bob Segall

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Newscast or News Magazine in Spanish

	Al Rojo Vivo Telemundo
	Executive Producer&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
	Pilar Garibotto
	Senior Broadcast Producer
	Ricdamis Garcia
	Entertainment Producers
	Sairy Perez, Osvaldo Velasquez, Mario Bernal
	International Producer&nbsp;
	Juliana Gonzalez
	Line Producer&nbsp;
	Lisbeth Fernandez
	National Producers
	Carlos Galindo, Janneth Quintero
	Segment Producers
	Marcelo Rey, Gabriela Velez, Melina Zambrano
	Chief Writer
	Irma Negroni
	Writers
	Lola Marmol, Ramon Melendez
	Reporters
	Diego Arias, Magaly Ayala, Linda Candelo, Edgardo del Villar, Carmen Dominicci, Sofia Lachapelle, Jorge Miramontes, Janet Rodriguez, Enrique Usales, Guadalupe Venegas
	Anchor
	Maria Celeste Arraras

	
	Noticiero Telemundo Telemundo
	Executive Producer
	Leticia Herrera
	VP of Noticias Telemundo
	Sylvia Rosabal
	Bureau Chiefs
	Leonor Ayala, Karen Carranza
	Director of Newsgathering
	Elizabeth Valdes
	Producers
	Gremaud Angee, Ana Avila, Glenda Contreras, Paula Gonzalez, Fabiola Ortiz, Fernando Ramirez, Elisa Ross, David Vila
	Co-Producers
	Robert Fuentes, Raudel Magadan
	Line Producer&nbsp;
	Eva Luna
	Writer
	Irma Negroni
	Reporters
	Carlos Botifoll, Cristina Londo&ntilde;o, Rogelio Mora Tagle, Isolda Peguero, Janet Rodriguez, Angie Sandoval, Raul Torres
	Anchors
	Maria Celeste Arraras, Jose Diaz Balart

	Noticiero Univision Univision
	Executive Producer
	Patsy Loris
	Senior Coordinating Producers
	Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee

	Noticiero Univision: Edicion Nocturna Univision
	Executive Producer
	Patsy Loris
	Senior Coordinating Producers
	Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee

	Panorama Mundial CNN en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producer
	David G&aacute;mez
	Senior Producer
	Magdalena Cabral
	Producers
	Richard Beltran, Angeles Font, Sandra G&oacute;mez, Carolina L&oacute;pez, Eileen Panzardi, Patricia Ramos
	Segment Producers
	Gustavo Gonz&aacute;lez , Ana Mar&iacute;a&nbsp; Luengo-Romero
	Head Writers
	Dinorah Rosas, David Valenzuela
	Director
	Juli&aacute;n Quijano
	Correspondents
	Juan&nbsp; Carlos L&oacute;pez, Adriana Hauser, Osmary Hern&aacute;ndez, Jose Levy, Andr&eacute;s L&oacute;pez, Ione Molinares, Rey Rodr&iacute;guez
	Anchor: Patricia&nbsp; Janiot

	
	Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in Spanish

	CNN en Espa&ntilde;ol CNN en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Pope Election
	Executive Producer
	David&nbsp; Gamez
	Senior Producers
	Magdalena Cabral, Marcela Salazar
	Director
	Jose Nu&ntilde;ez
	Head Writer
	Tatiana Heredia
	Anchors
	Juan Carlos Lopez, Patricia Ramos
	Correspondents
	Adriana Hauser, Jose Levy, Jose Manuel Rodriguez, Rey Rodriguez, Maria Santana

	Noticiero Univision Univision
	Oklahoma Tornado
	Executive Producers
	Patsy Loris, Gabriela Tristan
	Producers
	Alexis Aran Coello, Maria Martinez-Henao
	Correspondent
	Maria Elena Salinas

	Pope Francis Telemundo
	Executive Producer Leticia Herrera
	Senior Vice President of News
	Sylvia Rosabal
	Director of Newsgathering
	Elizabeth Valdes
	Director of Special Projects
	Desiree Colomina
	Producers
	Gremaund Angee, Jaime Ascencio, Ana Avila, Juliana Gonzalez, Ricdamis Garcia, Fabiola Ortiz, Janneth Quintero, Fernando Ramirez, Yolanda Zugasti
	Field Producers
	Carlos Calvo, Oscar Lagos, Hugo Luna, Ramfis Rodriguez
	Line Producer
	Eva Luna
	Writer
	Irma Negroni
	Anchors
	Maria Celeste Arraras, Jose Diaz Balart
	Correspondents
	Carlos Botifol, Carmen Dominicci, Vanessa Hauc, Rogelio Mora Tagle, Maribel Osorio, Isolda Peguero, Raul Torres
	Reporters
	Jorge Bernal

	&nbsp;

	Outstanding Investigative Journalism in Spanish

	Aqu&iacute; y Ahora Univision
	Boliburgueses
	Executive Producers
	Patsy Loris, Jairo Marin , Gerardo Reyes
	Senior Coordinating Producers Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee Producers
	Tomas Ocana, Margarita Rabin
	Correspondent
	Mariana Atencio

	Aqu&iacute; y Ahora Univision
	El Chapo: El Eterno Fugitivo
	Executive Producers
	Patsy Loris, Jairo&nbsp; Marin
	Senior Coordinating Producers Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee Producers
	Tomas Ocana, Margarita Rabin
	Director
	Gerardo Reyes

	Huesos Que Hablan Discovery en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producers
	Michela Giorelli, Luis&nbsp; Del Valle, Guillermo Galdos
	Supervising Producers
	Irune Ariztoy, Rafael Rodr&iacute;guez
	Director
	Giovanni Ulleri

	Narco Armas Discovery en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producers
	Luis&nbsp; Del Valle, Guillermo Galdos, Michela Giorelli
	Supervising Producers
	Mauricio V&eacute;lez-Dom&iacute;nguez, Irune Ariztoy,

	Trata de Mujeres: De Tenancingo a Nueva York Discovery en Espa&ntilde;ol
	Executive Producer
	Michela Giorelli
	Supervising Producer&nbsp; Irune Ariztoy
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   <title>The National Academy of Television Arts &amp; Sciences to Honor William J. Small, Former CBS Washington Bureau Chief and President of NBC News, With Lifetime Achievement Award at the News &amp; Documentary Emmy Awards</title>
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	Press release from NATAS, Monday, July 14, 2014:

	William J. Small, the legendary CBS News Washington Bureau chief from 1962-1974, and later President of NBC News, President of United Press International, Dean of Fordham&rsquo;s Graduate School of Business, and Chairman of News &amp; Documentary at the National Academy of Television Arts &amp; Sciences (NATAS), will receive the prestigious Lifetime Achievement award at the 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy Awards. The award will be presented on Tuesday, September 30, 2014, at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, located in Time Warner Center in New York City.

	&quot;Bill Small is an icon in the television news industry,&quot; said Chuck Dages, Chairman, NATAS. &quot;As Bureau Chief of the CBS Washington News office throughout the 60&#39;s and 70&#39;s, he was paramount in the dramatic evolution of network news that continues today. Recruiting the likes of Dan Rather, Bob Schieffer, Bill Moyers, Ed Bradley, Diane Sawyer and Lesley Stahl among many others, he changed not only who we watched each evening but how.&quot;
	
	The CBS Washington bureau of the 1960&rsquo;s and 70&rsquo;s was one of the most distinguished in the history of modern broadcast journalism. Bill Small assumed control of the bureau at a crucial time in the evolution of broadcast news. Television was in the process of cementing its dominance over radio and print as the primary medium for news and information, and in 1963, shortly after Mr. Small&rsquo;s arrival in Washington, the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite was expanded from 15 minutes to 1/2 an hour. This, coupled with the explosion of historic and newsworthy events of the era -- the Civil Rights Movement, Vietnam, Watergate -- led to an increase in the demand for national television news coverage. Bill Small, as an extremely talented, powerful and effective bureau chief, ensured that the bureau and the network would cover the events of the era with distinction.

	Bill Small built the CBS Washington bureau into a journalistic powerhouse. He staffed it with a roster of talent perhaps unmatched to this day. He began by recruiting talent from within CBS: Eric Sevareid, Marvin Kalb, Daniel Schorr, Harry Reasoner, Dan Rather. Recruiting from outside CBS, he gave many distinguished producers and reporters their first commercial network news positions: Bob Schieffer, Ed Bradley, Bernard Shaw, Bill Moyers, Bernard Kalb, Tom Bettag. In addition Mr. Small&rsquo;s aggressive recruitment of women journalists diversified the bureau at a time when women were extremely underrepresented in network news. Diane Sawyer, Lesley Stahl, Susan Zirinsky, Connie Chung, Martha Teichner and Rita Braver were among the many women brought into the profession during Mr. Small&rsquo;s tenure at CBS.

	Roger Mudd, in his 2009 book &ldquo;The Place to Be: Washington, CBS, and the Glory Days of Television News&rdquo; describes the CBS Washington bureau of the time as so dominating &ldquo;the network&rsquo;s news division that it became almost an independent duchy.&rdquo; Mr. Small created the conditions in which top-notch producers and reporters could do their best work, and oversaw distinguished coverage of some of the most important and historic events of the second half of the twentieth century: The assassination and funeral of John F. Kennedy; the Civil Rights Movement including the March on Washington and the filibuster of the 1964 Civil Rights Act in the Senate; the escalation of the war in Vietnam and its impact in Washington; President Nixon&rsquo;s trip to China; and Watergate.
	
	In 1979 Mr. Small was named President of NBC News, bringing with him CBS correspondents Roger Mudd and Marvin Kalb, among others. Mr. Small facilitated the transition of Tom Brokaw from host of the Today Show to co-anchor, along with Roger Mudd, of the NBC Nightly News, when John Chancellor stepped down in 1982. He also oversaw coverage of the Iran hostage crisis and the election of Ronald Reagan.

	In 1982 he became President of United Press International, the nation&rsquo;s second largest news agency. From 1986 to 1999 he was the Felix E. Larkin Professor of Communications at Fordham University, where he developed an MBA program in media management. From 1992 to 1994 He served as a Dean of Fordham&rsquo;s Graduate School of Business. From 2000 to 2010 he served as Chairman of News and Documentary for the National Academy of Television Arts and Science.
	
	Mr. Small is the author of two award-winning books, &ldquo;To Kill a Messenger: Television and the Real World&rdquo; (Hasting House, NY, 1970) and &ldquo;Political Power and the Press&rdquo; (W.W. Norton, NY, 1972).&nbsp; He has served as the National President of the Radio-TV News Directors Association and the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi. He has been on the Executive Board of the National Association of Broadcasters and the Washington Journalism Center.
	
	Among the many awards Mr. Small has received are the James Madison Award of the National Broadcast Editorial Association, the Paul White Award (highest award of the Radio-TV News Directors Association), and the Wells Key Award (highest award of the Society of Professional Journalists).&nbsp; He has twice received the Society&rsquo;s Distinguished Service Award for Research in Journalism.
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	Press release from NATAS, Monday, July 14, 2014:

	William J. Small, the legendary CBS News Washington Bureau chief from 1962-1974, and later President of NBC News, President of United Press International, Dean of Fordham&rsquo;s Graduate School of Business, and Chairman of News &amp; Documentary at the National Academy of Television Arts &amp; Sciences (NATAS), will receive the prestigious Lifetime Achievement award at the 35th Annual News &amp; Documentary Emmy Awards. The award will be presented on Tuesday, September 30, 2014, at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, located in Time Warner Center in New York City.

	&quot;Bill Small is an icon in the television news industry,&quot; said Chuck Dages, Chairman, NATAS. &quot;As Bureau Chief of the CBS Washington News office throughout the 60&#39;s and 70&#39;s, he was paramount in the dramatic evolution of network news that continues today. Recruiting the likes of Dan Rather, Bob Schieffer, Bill Moyers, Ed Bradley, Diane Sawyer and Lesley Stahl among many others, he changed not only who we watched each evening but how.&quot;
	
	The CBS Washington bureau of the 1960&rsquo;s and 70&rsquo;s was one of the most distinguished in the history of modern broadcast journalism. Bill Small assumed control of the bureau at a crucial time in the evolution of broadcast news. Television was in the process of cementing its dominance over radio and print as the primary medium for news and information, and in 1963, shortly after Mr. Small&rsquo;s arrival in Washington, the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite was expanded from 15 minutes to 1/2 an hour. This, coupled with the explosion of historic and newsworthy events of the era -- the Civil Rights Movement, Vietnam, Watergate -- led to an increase in the demand for national television news coverage. Bill Small, as an extremely talented, powerful and effective bureau chief, ensured that the bureau and the network would cover the events of the era with distinction.

	Bill Small built the CBS Washington bureau into a journalistic powerhouse. He staffed it with a roster of talent perhaps unmatched to this day. He began by recruiting talent from within CBS: Eric Sevareid, Marvin Kalb, Daniel Schorr, Harry Reasoner, Dan Rather. Recruiting from outside CBS, he gave many distinguished producers and reporters their first commercial network news positions: Bob Schieffer, Ed Bradley, Bernard Shaw, Bill Moyers, Bernard Kalb, Tom Bettag. In addition Mr. Small&rsquo;s aggressive recruitment of women journalists diversified the bureau at a time when women were extremely underrepresented in network news. Diane Sawyer, Lesley Stahl, Susan Zirinsky, Connie Chung, Martha Teichner and Rita Braver were among the many women brought into the profession during Mr. Small&rsquo;s tenure at CBS.

	Roger Mudd, in his 2009 book &ldquo;The Place to Be: Washington, CBS, and the Glory Days of Television News&rdquo; describes the CBS Washington bureau of the time as so dominating &ldquo;the network&rsquo;s news division that it became almost an independent duchy.&rdquo; Mr. Small created the conditions in which top-notch producers and reporters could do their best work, and oversaw distinguished coverage of some of the most important and historic events of the second half of the twentieth century: The assassination and funeral of John F. Kennedy; the Civil Rights Movement including the March on Washington and the filibuster of the 1964 Civil Rights Act in the Senate; the escalation of the war in Vietnam and its impact in Washington; President Nixon&rsquo;s trip to China; and Watergate.
	
	In 1979 Mr. Small was named President of NBC News, bringing with him CBS correspondents Roger Mudd and Marvin Kalb, among others. Mr. Small facilitated the transition of Tom Brokaw from host of the Today Show to co-anchor, along with Roger Mudd, of the NBC Nightly News, when John Chancellor stepped down in 1982. He also oversaw coverage of the Iran hostage crisis and the election of Ronald Reagan.

	In 1982 he became President of United Press International, the nation&rsquo;s second largest news agency. From 1986 to 1999 he was the Felix E. Larkin Professor of Communications at Fordham University, where he developed an MBA program in media management. From 1992 to 1994 He served as a Dean of Fordham&rsquo;s Graduate School of Business. From 2000 to 2010 he served as Chairman of News and Documentary for the National Academy of Television Arts and Science.
	
	Mr. Small is the author of two award-winning books, &ldquo;To Kill a Messenger: Television and the Real World&rdquo; (Hasting House, NY, 1970) and &ldquo;Political Power and the Press&rdquo; (W.W. Norton, NY, 1972).&nbsp; He has served as the National President of the Radio-TV News Directors Association and the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi. He has been on the Executive Board of the National Association of Broadcasters and the Washington Journalism Center.
	
	Among the many awards Mr. Small has received are the James Madison Award of the National Broadcast Editorial Association, the Paul White Award (highest award of the Radio-TV News Directors Association), and the Wells Key Award (highest award of the Society of Professional Journalists).&nbsp; He has twice received the Society&rsquo;s Distinguished Service Award for Research in Journalism.
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   <title>ABC Hires First Programmatic Ad Sales Chief -- New Post Comes as ABC Tests Data-Driven Ad Sales for Online Video</title>
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   <published>2014-07-11T13:31:56Z</published>
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	By Jeanine Poggi
	Advertising Age

	ABC has hired Mike Dean as its first head of programmatic and data-driven ad sales.

	In this new role, Mr. Dean will be responsible for driving ABC&#39;s programmatic and data-driven ad sales strategy. During its upfront in May, ABC announced it would begin testing a new level of data-driven ad sales for its online video inventory this summer.

	Mr. Dean joins ABC from the online video ad platform Videology, where he served as VP of media platform sales and solutions. He also served as senior business development manager of Bing from 2007 to 2010.

	Mr. Dean will report to Pooja Midha, senior VP, digital ad sales and operations, ABC.

	ABC&#39;s summer trial for online inventory doesn&#39;t include staples of programmatic tech such as real-time-bidding and open exchanges, nor does it involve commercial time on TV. Instead the near-term goal is to let advertisers apply data to their purchases in ABC content, something that has been difficult to do, and move toward some of the automation that is common in digital ad sales. ABC also wants to modernize and simplify workflows by moving away from the faxes and emails that are still used when making TV buys.
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	By Jeanine Poggi
	Advertising Age

	ABC has hired Mike Dean as its first head of programmatic and data-driven ad sales.

	In this new role, Mr. Dean will be responsible for driving ABC&#39;s programmatic and data-driven ad sales strategy. During its upfront in May, ABC announced it would begin testing a new level of data-driven ad sales for its online video inventory this summer.

	Mr. Dean joins ABC from the online video ad platform Videology, where he served as VP of media platform sales and solutions. He also served as senior business development manager of Bing from 2007 to 2010.

	Mr. Dean will report to Pooja Midha, senior VP, digital ad sales and operations, ABC.

	ABC&#39;s summer trial for online inventory doesn&#39;t include staples of programmatic tech such as real-time-bidding and open exchanges, nor does it involve commercial time on TV. Instead the near-term goal is to let advertisers apply data to their purchases in ABC content, something that has been difficult to do, and move toward some of the automation that is common in digital ad sales. ABC also wants to modernize and simplify workflows by moving away from the faxes and emails that are still used when making TV buys.

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<entry>
   <title>2014 Emmy Nominees -- Here&apos;s the Complete List</title>
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   <published>2014-07-10T14:10:58Z</published>
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	Nominees for the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, announced Thursday, July 10, 2014

	Drama series

	&quot;Breaking Bad&quot; (AMC)
	&quot;Downton Abbey&quot; (PBS)
	&quot;Game of Thrones&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;House of Cards&quot; (Netflix)
	&quot;Mad Men&quot; (AMC)
	&quot;True Detective&quot; (HBO)

	Comedy series

	&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Louie&quot; (FX)
	&quot;Modern Family&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot; (Netflix)
	&quot;Silicon Valley&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Veep&quot; (HBO)

	Miniseries

	&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot; (FX)
	&quot;Bonnie and Clyde&quot; (A&amp;E)
	&quot;Fargo&quot; (FX)
	&quot;Luther&quot; (BBC America)
	&quot;Treme&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The White Queen&quot; (BBC America)

	TV Movie

	&quot;Killing Kennedy&quot; (National Geographic)
	&quot;Muhammad Ali&#39;s Greatest Fight&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The Normal Heart&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot; (BBC America)
	&quot;The Trip to Bountiful&quot; (Lifetime)

	Variety Series

	&quot;The Colbert Report&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;The Daily Show With Jon Stewart&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Jimmy Kimmel Live&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Real Time With Bill Maher&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon&quot; (NBC)

	Reality-Competition program
	
	&quot;The Amazing Race&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Dancing With The Stars&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Project Runway&quot; (Lifetime)
	&quot;So You Think You Can Dance&quot; (FOX)
	&quot;Top Chef&quot; (Bravo)
	&quot;The Voice&quot; (NBC)

	Actor in a drama

	Bryan Cranston (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Jeff Daniels (&quot;The Newsroom&quot;)
	Jon Hamm (&quot;Mad Men&quot;)
	Woody Harrelson (&quot;True Detective&quot;)
	Matthew McConaughey (&quot;True Detective&quot;)
	Kevin Spacey (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)

	Actress in a drama

	Lizzy Caplan (&quot;Masters of Sex&quot;)
	Claire Danes (&quot;Homeland&quot;)
	Michelle Dockery (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Julianna Margulies (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Kerry Washington (&quot;Scandal&quot;)
	Robin Wright (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)

	Actor in a comedy

	Louis C.K (&quot;Louie&quot;)
	Don Cheadle (&quot;House of Lies&quot;)
	Ricky Gervais (&quot;Derek&quot;)
	Matt LeBlanc (&quot;Episodes&quot;)
	William H. Macy (&quot;Shameless&quot;)
	Jim Parsons (&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot;)

	Actress in a comedy

	Lena Dunham (&quot;Girls&quot;)
	Edie Falco (&quot;Nurse Jackie&quot;)
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus (&quot;Veep&quot;)
	Melissa McCarthy (&quot;Mike &amp; Molly&quot;)
	Amy Poehler (&quot;Parks and Recreation&quot;)
	Taylor Schilling (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)

	Actor in a miniseries or a movie

	Chiwetel Ejiofor (&quot;Dancing On The Edge&quot;)
	Martin Freeman (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Billy Bob Thornton (&quot;Fargo)&quot;)
	Idris Elba (&quot;Luther&quot;)
	Mark Ruffalo (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Benedict Cumberbatch (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)

	Actress in a miniseries or a movie

	Jessica Lange (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Sarah Paulson (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Helena Bonham Carter (&quot;Burton And Taylor&quot;)
	Minnie Driver (&quot;Return To Zero&quot;)
	Kristen Wiig (&quot;The Spoils Of Babylon&quot;)
	Cicely Tyson (&quot;The Trip To Bountiful&quot;)

	Supporting actor in a drama series

	Aaron Paul (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Jim Carter (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Peter Dinklage (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Josh Charles (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Mandy Patinkin (&quot;Homeland&quot;)
	Jon Voight (&quot;Ray Donovan&quot;)

	Supporting actress in a drama series

	Anna Gunn (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Maggie Smith (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Joanne Froggatt (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Lena Headey (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Christine Baranski (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Christina Hendricks (&quot;Mad Men&quot;)

	Guest actor in a drama series

	Paul Giamatti (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Dylan Baker (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Reg E. Cathey (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)
	Robert Morse (&quot;Mad Men&quot;)
	Beau Bridges (&quot;Masters of Sex&quot;)
	Joe Morton (&quot;Scandal&quot;)

	Guest actress in a drama series

	Margo Martindale (&quot;The Americans&quot;)
	Diana Rigg (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Kate Mara (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)
	Allison Janney (&quot;Masters of Sex&quot;)
	Jane Fonda (&quot;The Newsroom&quot;)
	Kate Burton (&quot;Scandal&quot;)
	
	 Writing for a drama series

	Moira Walley-Beckett (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Vince Gilligan (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	David Benioff and D.B. Weiss (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Beau Willimon (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)
	Nic Pizzolatto (&quot;True Detective&quot;)

	Directing for a drama series

	Tim Van Patten (&quot;Boardwalk Empire&quot;)
	Vince Gilligan (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	David Evans (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Neil Marshall (&quot;Game Of Thrones&quot;)
	Carl Franklin (&quot;House Of Cards&quot;)
	Cary Joji Fukunaga (&quot;True Detective&quot;)&nbsp;&nbsp;

	Supporting actor in a comedy series

	Andre Braugher (&quot;Brooklyn Nine-Nine&quot;)
	Adam Driver (&quot;Girls&quot;)
	Jesse Tyler Ferguson (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Ty Burrell (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Fred Armisen (&quot;Portlandia&quot;)
	Tony Hale (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Supporting actress in a comedy series

	Mayim Bialik (&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot;)
	Julie Bowen (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Allison Janney (&quot;Mom&quot;)
	Kate Mulgrew (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Kate McKinnon (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Anna Chlumsky (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Guest actor in a comedy series

	Bob Newhart (&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot;)
	Nathan Lane (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Steve Buscemi (&quot;Portlandia&quot;)
	Jimmy Fallon (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Louis C.K. (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Gary Cole (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Guest actress in a comedy series

	Natasha Lyonne (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Uzo Aduba (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Laverne Cox (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Tina Fey (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Melissa McCarthy (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Joan Cusack (&quot;Shameless&quot;)

	Writing for a comedy series

	David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik (&quot;Episodes&quot;)
	Louis C.K. (&quot;Louie&quot;)
	Liz Friedman and Jenji Kohan (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Alec Berg (&quot;Silicon Valley&quot;)
	Simon Blackwell, Tony Roche and Armando Iannucci (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Directing for a comedy series

	Iain B. MacDonald (&quot;Episodes&quot;)
	Paris Barclay (&quot;Glee&quot;)
	Louis C.K. (&quot;Louie&quot;)
	Gail Mancuso (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Jodie Foster (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Mike Judge (&quot;Silicon Valley&quot;)

	Supporting actor in a miniseries or a movie

	Colin Hanks (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Jim Parsons (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Joe Mantello (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Alfred Molina (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Matt Bomer (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Martin Freeman (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)

	Supporting actress in a miniseries or a movie

	Frances Conroy (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Kathy Bates (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Angela Bassett (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Allison Tolman (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Ellen Burstyn (&quot;Flowers In The Attic&quot;)
	Julia Roberts (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)

	Writing for a miniseries, movie or a dramatic special

	Brad Falchuk (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Noah Hawley (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Neil Cross (&quot;Luther&quot;)
	Larry Kramer (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Steven Moffat (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)
	David Simon and Eric Overmyer (&quot;Treme&quot;)
	
	 Directing for a miniseries, movie or a dramatic special
	
	Alfonso Gomez-Rejon (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Adam Bernstein (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Colin Bucksey (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Stephen Frears (&quot;Muhammad Ali&#39;s Greatest Fight&quot;)
	Ryan Murphy (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Nick Hurran (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)

	Variety special

	&quot;AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute To Mel Brooks&quot; (TNT)
	&quot;The Beatles: The Night That Changed America&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Best Of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon Primetime Special&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The Kennedy Center Honors&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles&quot; (HBO)

	Writing for a variety series

	&quot;The Colbert Report&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Inside Amy Schumer&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Key &amp; Peele&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Portlandia&quot; (IFC)
	&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon&quot; (NBC)

	Writing for a variety special

	&quot;The Beatles: The Night That Changed America&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The 71st Golden Globe Awards&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;67th Tony Awards&quot; (CBS)
	
	 Directing for a variety series

	James Hoskinson (&quot;The Colbert Report&quot;)
	Chuck O&#39;Neil (&quot;The Daily Show With Jon Stewart&quot;)
	Jonathan Krisel (&quot;Portlandia&quot;)
	Don Roy King (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Dave Diomedi (&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon&quot;)

	Directing for a variety special

	Gregg Gelfand (&quot;The Beatles: The Night That Changed America&quot;)
	Louis J. Horvitz (&quot;The Kennedy Center Honors&quot;)
	Hamish Hamilton (&quot;The Oscars&quot;)
	James Lapine (&quot;Six By Sondheim&quot;)
	Beth McCarthy Miller and Rob Ashford (&quot;The Sound Of Music Live!&quot;)
	Glenn Weiss (&quot;67th Tony Awards&quot;)

	Special class program

	&quot;The 71st Golden Globe Awards&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Oscars&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Sound Of Music Live!&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;67th Tony Awards&quot; (CBS)

	Short-format live-action entertainment program

	&quot;Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: President Barack Obama&quot; (FunnyOrDie.com)
	&quot;Childrens Hospital&quot; (Adult Swim)
	&quot;Parks And Rec In Europe&quot; (NBC.com)
	&quot;The Soup: True Detective&quot; (E!)
	&quot;Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime Show Starring Bruno Mars&quot; (FOX)

	Short-format nonfiction program

	&quot;Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee&quot; (Crackle.com)
	&quot;Cosmos: A National Geographic Deeper Dive&quot; (NationalGeographic.com)
	&quot;I Was There: Boston Marathon Bombings&quot; (History.com)
	&quot;Jay Leno&#39;s Garage&quot; (NBC.com)
	&quot;Park Bench with Steve Buscemi&quot; (AOL)
	&quot;30 For 30 Shorts&quot; (ESPN)

	Interactive program

	&quot;Comedy Central&#39;s @midnight&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Game of Thrones Premiere - Facebook Live and Instagram&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Digital Experience&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Voice&quot; (NBC.com)

	Children&#39;s program

	&quot;Degrassi&quot; (Nickelodeon)
	&quot;Dog With A Blog&quot; (Disney Channel)
	&quot;Good Luck Charlie&quot; (Disney Channel)
	&quot;Nick News With Linda Ellerbee - Family Secrets: When Violence Hits Home&quot; (Nickelodeon)
	&quot;One Last Hug: Three Days At Grief Camp&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Wynton Marsalis &ndash; A YoungArts Masterclass&quot; (HBO)

	Host for a reality or reality-competition program

	Betty White (&quot;Betty White&#39;s Off Their Rockers&quot;)
	Tom Bergeron (&quot;Dancing With The Stars&quot;)
	Jane Lynch (&quot;Hollywood Game Night&quot;)
	Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn (&quot;Project Runway&quot;)
	Cat Deeley (&quot;So You Think You Can Dance&quot;)
	Anthony Bourdain (&quot;The Taste&quot;)

	Narrator

	Jeremy Irons (&quot;Game Of Lions&quot;)
	Daniel Craig (&quot;One Life&quot;)
	Jane Lynch (&quot;Penguins: Waddle All The Way&quot;)
	Henry Strozier (&quot;Too Cute!&quot;)
	Whoopi Goldberg (&quot;Whoopi Goldberg Presents Moms Mabley&quot;)
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	Nominees for the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, announced Thursday, July 10, 2014

	Drama series

	&quot;Breaking Bad&quot; (AMC)
	&quot;Downton Abbey&quot; (PBS)
	&quot;Game of Thrones&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;House of Cards&quot; (Netflix)
	&quot;Mad Men&quot; (AMC)
	&quot;True Detective&quot; (HBO)

	Comedy series

	&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Louie&quot; (FX)
	&quot;Modern Family&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot; (Netflix)
	&quot;Silicon Valley&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Veep&quot; (HBO)

	Miniseries

	&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot; (FX)
	&quot;Bonnie and Clyde&quot; (A&amp;E)
	&quot;Fargo&quot; (FX)
	&quot;Luther&quot; (BBC America)
	&quot;Treme&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The White Queen&quot; (BBC America)

	TV Movie

	&quot;Killing Kennedy&quot; (National Geographic)
	&quot;Muhammad Ali&#39;s Greatest Fight&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The Normal Heart&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot; (BBC America)
	&quot;The Trip to Bountiful&quot; (Lifetime)

	Variety Series

	&quot;The Colbert Report&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;The Daily Show With Jon Stewart&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Jimmy Kimmel Live&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Real Time With Bill Maher&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon&quot; (NBC)

	Reality-Competition program
	
	&quot;The Amazing Race&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Dancing With The Stars&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Project Runway&quot; (Lifetime)
	&quot;So You Think You Can Dance&quot; (FOX)
	&quot;Top Chef&quot; (Bravo)
	&quot;The Voice&quot; (NBC)

	Actor in a drama

	Bryan Cranston (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Jeff Daniels (&quot;The Newsroom&quot;)
	Jon Hamm (&quot;Mad Men&quot;)
	Woody Harrelson (&quot;True Detective&quot;)
	Matthew McConaughey (&quot;True Detective&quot;)
	Kevin Spacey (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)

	Actress in a drama

	Lizzy Caplan (&quot;Masters of Sex&quot;)
	Claire Danes (&quot;Homeland&quot;)
	Michelle Dockery (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Julianna Margulies (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Kerry Washington (&quot;Scandal&quot;)
	Robin Wright (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)

	Actor in a comedy

	Louis C.K (&quot;Louie&quot;)
	Don Cheadle (&quot;House of Lies&quot;)
	Ricky Gervais (&quot;Derek&quot;)
	Matt LeBlanc (&quot;Episodes&quot;)
	William H. Macy (&quot;Shameless&quot;)
	Jim Parsons (&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot;)

	Actress in a comedy

	Lena Dunham (&quot;Girls&quot;)
	Edie Falco (&quot;Nurse Jackie&quot;)
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus (&quot;Veep&quot;)
	Melissa McCarthy (&quot;Mike &amp; Molly&quot;)
	Amy Poehler (&quot;Parks and Recreation&quot;)
	Taylor Schilling (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)

	Actor in a miniseries or a movie

	Chiwetel Ejiofor (&quot;Dancing On The Edge&quot;)
	Martin Freeman (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Billy Bob Thornton (&quot;Fargo)&quot;)
	Idris Elba (&quot;Luther&quot;)
	Mark Ruffalo (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Benedict Cumberbatch (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)

	Actress in a miniseries or a movie

	Jessica Lange (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Sarah Paulson (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Helena Bonham Carter (&quot;Burton And Taylor&quot;)
	Minnie Driver (&quot;Return To Zero&quot;)
	Kristen Wiig (&quot;The Spoils Of Babylon&quot;)
	Cicely Tyson (&quot;The Trip To Bountiful&quot;)

	Supporting actor in a drama series

	Aaron Paul (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Jim Carter (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Peter Dinklage (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Josh Charles (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Mandy Patinkin (&quot;Homeland&quot;)
	Jon Voight (&quot;Ray Donovan&quot;)

	Supporting actress in a drama series

	Anna Gunn (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Maggie Smith (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Joanne Froggatt (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Lena Headey (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Christine Baranski (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Christina Hendricks (&quot;Mad Men&quot;)

	Guest actor in a drama series

	Paul Giamatti (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Dylan Baker (&quot;The Good Wife&quot;)
	Reg E. Cathey (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)
	Robert Morse (&quot;Mad Men&quot;)
	Beau Bridges (&quot;Masters of Sex&quot;)
	Joe Morton (&quot;Scandal&quot;)

	Guest actress in a drama series

	Margo Martindale (&quot;The Americans&quot;)
	Diana Rigg (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Kate Mara (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)
	Allison Janney (&quot;Masters of Sex&quot;)
	Jane Fonda (&quot;The Newsroom&quot;)
	Kate Burton (&quot;Scandal&quot;)
	
	 Writing for a drama series

	Moira Walley-Beckett (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	Vince Gilligan (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	David Benioff and D.B. Weiss (&quot;Game of Thrones&quot;)
	Beau Willimon (&quot;House of Cards&quot;)
	Nic Pizzolatto (&quot;True Detective&quot;)

	Directing for a drama series

	Tim Van Patten (&quot;Boardwalk Empire&quot;)
	Vince Gilligan (&quot;Breaking Bad&quot;)
	David Evans (&quot;Downton Abbey&quot;)
	Neil Marshall (&quot;Game Of Thrones&quot;)
	Carl Franklin (&quot;House Of Cards&quot;)
	Cary Joji Fukunaga (&quot;True Detective&quot;)&nbsp;&nbsp;

	Supporting actor in a comedy series

	Andre Braugher (&quot;Brooklyn Nine-Nine&quot;)
	Adam Driver (&quot;Girls&quot;)
	Jesse Tyler Ferguson (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Ty Burrell (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Fred Armisen (&quot;Portlandia&quot;)
	Tony Hale (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Supporting actress in a comedy series

	Mayim Bialik (&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot;)
	Julie Bowen (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Allison Janney (&quot;Mom&quot;)
	Kate Mulgrew (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Kate McKinnon (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Anna Chlumsky (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Guest actor in a comedy series

	Bob Newhart (&quot;The Big Bang Theory&quot;)
	Nathan Lane (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Steve Buscemi (&quot;Portlandia&quot;)
	Jimmy Fallon (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Louis C.K. (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Gary Cole (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Guest actress in a comedy series

	Natasha Lyonne (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Uzo Aduba (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Laverne Cox (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Tina Fey (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Melissa McCarthy (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Joan Cusack (&quot;Shameless&quot;)

	Writing for a comedy series

	David Crane and Jeffrey Klarik (&quot;Episodes&quot;)
	Louis C.K. (&quot;Louie&quot;)
	Liz Friedman and Jenji Kohan (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Alec Berg (&quot;Silicon Valley&quot;)
	Simon Blackwell, Tony Roche and Armando Iannucci (&quot;Veep&quot;)

	Directing for a comedy series

	Iain B. MacDonald (&quot;Episodes&quot;)
	Paris Barclay (&quot;Glee&quot;)
	Louis C.K. (&quot;Louie&quot;)
	Gail Mancuso (&quot;Modern Family&quot;)
	Jodie Foster (&quot;Orange is the New Black&quot;)
	Mike Judge (&quot;Silicon Valley&quot;)

	Supporting actor in a miniseries or a movie

	Colin Hanks (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Jim Parsons (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Joe Mantello (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Alfred Molina (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Matt Bomer (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Martin Freeman (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)

	Supporting actress in a miniseries or a movie

	Frances Conroy (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Kathy Bates (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Angela Bassett (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Allison Tolman (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Ellen Burstyn (&quot;Flowers In The Attic&quot;)
	Julia Roberts (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)

	Writing for a miniseries, movie or a dramatic special

	Brad Falchuk (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Noah Hawley (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Neil Cross (&quot;Luther&quot;)
	Larry Kramer (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Steven Moffat (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)
	David Simon and Eric Overmyer (&quot;Treme&quot;)
	
	 Directing for a miniseries, movie or a dramatic special
	
	Alfonso Gomez-Rejon (&quot;American Horror Story: Coven&quot;)
	Adam Bernstein (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Colin Bucksey (&quot;Fargo&quot;)
	Stephen Frears (&quot;Muhammad Ali&#39;s Greatest Fight&quot;)
	Ryan Murphy (&quot;The Normal Heart&quot;)
	Nick Hurran (&quot;Sherlock: His Last Vow&quot;)

	Variety special

	&quot;AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute To Mel Brooks&quot; (TNT)
	&quot;The Beatles: The Night That Changed America&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Best Of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon Primetime Special&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The Kennedy Center Honors&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles&quot; (HBO)

	Writing for a variety series

	&quot;The Colbert Report&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Inside Amy Schumer&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Key &amp; Peele&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Portlandia&quot; (IFC)
	&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon&quot; (NBC)

	Writing for a variety special

	&quot;The Beatles: The Night That Changed America&quot; (CBS)
	&quot;Billy Crystal: 700 Sundays&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The 71st Golden Globe Awards&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;Sarah Silverman: We Are Miracles&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;67th Tony Awards&quot; (CBS)
	
	 Directing for a variety series

	James Hoskinson (&quot;The Colbert Report&quot;)
	Chuck O&#39;Neil (&quot;The Daily Show With Jon Stewart&quot;)
	Jonathan Krisel (&quot;Portlandia&quot;)
	Don Roy King (&quot;Saturday Night Live&quot;)
	Dave Diomedi (&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon&quot;)

	Directing for a variety special

	Gregg Gelfand (&quot;The Beatles: The Night That Changed America&quot;)
	Louis J. Horvitz (&quot;The Kennedy Center Honors&quot;)
	Hamish Hamilton (&quot;The Oscars&quot;)
	James Lapine (&quot;Six By Sondheim&quot;)
	Beth McCarthy Miller and Rob Ashford (&quot;The Sound Of Music Live!&quot;)
	Glenn Weiss (&quot;67th Tony Awards&quot;)

	Special class program

	&quot;The 71st Golden Globe Awards&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Oscars&quot; (ABC)
	&quot;Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games Opening Ceremony&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Sound Of Music Live!&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;67th Tony Awards&quot; (CBS)

	Short-format live-action entertainment program

	&quot;Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: President Barack Obama&quot; (FunnyOrDie.com)
	&quot;Childrens Hospital&quot; (Adult Swim)
	&quot;Parks And Rec In Europe&quot; (NBC.com)
	&quot;The Soup: True Detective&quot; (E!)
	&quot;Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime Show Starring Bruno Mars&quot; (FOX)

	Short-format nonfiction program

	&quot;Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee&quot; (Crackle.com)
	&quot;Cosmos: A National Geographic Deeper Dive&quot; (NationalGeographic.com)
	&quot;I Was There: Boston Marathon Bombings&quot; (History.com)
	&quot;Jay Leno&#39;s Garage&quot; (NBC.com)
	&quot;Park Bench with Steve Buscemi&quot; (AOL)
	&quot;30 For 30 Shorts&quot; (ESPN)

	Interactive program

	&quot;Comedy Central&#39;s @midnight&quot; (Comedy Central)
	&quot;Game of Thrones Premiere - Facebook Live and Instagram&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon Digital Experience&quot; (NBC)
	&quot;The Voice&quot; (NBC.com)

	Children&#39;s program

	&quot;Degrassi&quot; (Nickelodeon)
	&quot;Dog With A Blog&quot; (Disney Channel)
	&quot;Good Luck Charlie&quot; (Disney Channel)
	&quot;Nick News With Linda Ellerbee - Family Secrets: When Violence Hits Home&quot; (Nickelodeon)
	&quot;One Last Hug: Three Days At Grief Camp&quot; (HBO)
	&quot;Wynton Marsalis &ndash; A YoungArts Masterclass&quot; (HBO)

	Host for a reality or reality-competition program

	Betty White (&quot;Betty White&#39;s Off Their Rockers&quot;)
	Tom Bergeron (&quot;Dancing With The Stars&quot;)
	Jane Lynch (&quot;Hollywood Game Night&quot;)
	Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn (&quot;Project Runway&quot;)
	Cat Deeley (&quot;So You Think You Can Dance&quot;)
	Anthony Bourdain (&quot;The Taste&quot;)

	Narrator

	Jeremy Irons (&quot;Game Of Lions&quot;)
	Daniel Craig (&quot;One Life&quot;)
	Jane Lynch (&quot;Penguins: Waddle All The Way&quot;)
	Henry Strozier (&quot;Too Cute!&quot;)
	Whoopi Goldberg (&quot;Whoopi Goldberg Presents Moms Mabley&quot;)
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<entry>
   <title>Lenny Daniels Elevated to President, Turner Sports</title>
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   <published>2014-07-09T19:46:07Z</published>
   <updated>2014-07-09T19:46:46Z</updated>
   
   <summary><![CDATA[
	Press release from Turner, July 9, 2014:

	Lenny Daniels has been named president of Turner Sports, it was announced today by David Levy, president of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Previously, Daniels served as executive vice president and chief operating officer for Turner Sports, a role he assumed in 2009. Daniels is based in Atlanta and reports to Levy.

	In his newly expanded role, which is effective immediately, Daniels oversees all aspects of Turner Sports&rsquo; day-to-day management including production, programming, scheduling, league relations, business development, ad sales, marketing, digital, talent, events and operations.

	Since 2009, Daniels has worked closely with Levy on leading overall strategy for the division, including acquisitions, programming and expansion of the company&rsquo;s sports media rights.&nbsp;&nbsp; He was an integral part of Turner&rsquo;s negotiations in 2012 with Major League Baseball to expand the company&rsquo;s existing media rights partnership, as well as Turner&rsquo;s negotiations in 2010 with the NCAA to secure a 14-year agreement for the Division I Men&rsquo;s Basketball Championship.&nbsp; In 2012, Daniels played a primary role in Turner&rsquo;s acquisition of Bleacher Report, a leading digital and mobile multi-sport destination.

	&ldquo;Lenny is an outstanding executive and has played a key role in growing our portfolio of premium sports content,&rdquo; said Levy.&nbsp; &ldquo;His creativity and long track record of content and production innovation, as well as his ability to develop and lead an extraordinary team have made a positive impact on Turner Sports.&rdquo;

	In 2014, Daniels was widely credited with the development of &lsquo;teamcast&rsquo; for Turner&rsquo;s presentation of the 2014 NCAA Tournament National Semifinal games on TBS, TNT and truTV.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition to TBS airing the traditional Final Four National Semifinal game telecasts, Turner Sports, along with its partner CBS Sports, introduced team-specific presentations tailored to the individual school&rsquo;s competing in both games, which aired simultaneously on TNT and truTV. The innovative &lsquo;teamcast&rsquo; concept &ndash; under the banner &ldquo;Your Team, Your Way&rdquo; &ndash; presented the game with unprecedented local flavor, including comprehensive team and player storylines, custom music, graphics and show packaging, additional cameras and team-specific replays, and custom halftimes with school features.

	Levy added: &ldquo;Lenny has a keen understanding of how consumers and advertisers are interacting with our brands and content across multiple platforms. In his newly expanded role, he will also help further develop Turner&#39;s data infrastructure and business capabilities to grow revenue and consumer insights across all of the brands within our portfolio.&rdquo;

	In 2005, Daniels was elevated to senior vice president of Turner Sports Production and New Media.&nbsp; In this role, he was responsible for day-to-day operations of the division&rsquo;s new media initiatives, the Creative Services Sports Unit and remote and production management.&nbsp; During this time, Daniels played an instrumental role in the development of new digital partnerships with sports leagues, resulting in Turner&rsquo;s management of PGA.com and PGATour.com, as well as creating a content and advertising partnership with Yahoo Sports.

	Earlier in his tenure, Daniels served as vice president and senior director for Turner Sports&rsquo; coverage of the NBA and professional golf on TNT and college football and Atlanta Braves on TBS.&nbsp; Additionally, he was senior director for the NFL on TNT, NBA All-Star Weekend and Wimbledon, as well as director of Goodwill Games telecasts. Daniels began his career at Turner Broadcasting in 1996 as a Director and rose through successive sports production leadership roles.

	Prior to joining Turner Sports, Daniels served as director for ESPN&rsquo;s SportsCenter and NFL Primetime from 1992-1995.&nbsp;&nbsp; He began his sports television career at NBC Sports, where he served five years in various roles, including electronic graphics operator, production assistant, technical director and associate director.&nbsp; While at NBC, Daniels worked on Major League Baseball, the NFL and the 1988 and 1992 Olympic Games coverage.&nbsp; He served as a director for the 2000 and 2002 Olympic Games coverage.&nbsp; Prior to NBC, Daniels freelanced for the NCAA and local news and sports affiliates in Miami, Fla.
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   <author>
      <name>Chuck Ross</name>
      
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	Press release from Turner, July 9, 2014:

	Lenny Daniels has been named president of Turner Sports, it was announced today by David Levy, president of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. Previously, Daniels served as executive vice president and chief operating officer for Turner Sports, a role he assumed in 2009. Daniels is based in Atlanta and reports to Levy.

	In his newly expanded role, which is effective immediately, Daniels oversees all aspects of Turner Sports&rsquo; day-to-day management including production, programming, scheduling, league relations, business development, ad sales, marketing, digital, talent, events and operations.

	Since 2009, Daniels has worked closely with Levy on leading overall strategy for the division, including acquisitions, programming and expansion of the company&rsquo;s sports media rights.&nbsp;&nbsp; He was an integral part of Turner&rsquo;s negotiations in 2012 with Major League Baseball to expand the company&rsquo;s existing media rights partnership, as well as Turner&rsquo;s negotiations in 2010 with the NCAA to secure a 14-year agreement for the Division I Men&rsquo;s Basketball Championship.&nbsp; In 2012, Daniels played a primary role in Turner&rsquo;s acquisition of Bleacher Report, a leading digital and mobile multi-sport destination.

	&ldquo;Lenny is an outstanding executive and has played a key role in growing our portfolio of premium sports content,&rdquo; said Levy.&nbsp; &ldquo;His creativity and long track record of content and production innovation, as well as his ability to develop and lead an extraordinary team have made a positive impact on Turner Sports.&rdquo;

	In 2014, Daniels was widely credited with the development of &lsquo;teamcast&rsquo; for Turner&rsquo;s presentation of the 2014 NCAA Tournament National Semifinal games on TBS, TNT and truTV.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition to TBS airing the traditional Final Four National Semifinal game telecasts, Turner Sports, along with its partner CBS Sports, introduced team-specific presentations tailored to the individual school&rsquo;s competing in both games, which aired simultaneously on TNT and truTV. The innovative &lsquo;teamcast&rsquo; concept &ndash; under the banner &ldquo;Your Team, Your Way&rdquo; &ndash; presented the game with unprecedented local flavor, including comprehensive team and player storylines, custom music, graphics and show packaging, additional cameras and team-specific replays, and custom halftimes with school features.

	Levy added: &ldquo;Lenny has a keen understanding of how consumers and advertisers are interacting with our brands and content across multiple platforms. In his newly expanded role, he will also help further develop Turner&#39;s data infrastructure and business capabilities to grow revenue and consumer insights across all of the brands within our portfolio.&rdquo;

	In 2005, Daniels was elevated to senior vice president of Turner Sports Production and New Media.&nbsp; In this role, he was responsible for day-to-day operations of the division&rsquo;s new media initiatives, the Creative Services Sports Unit and remote and production management.&nbsp; During this time, Daniels played an instrumental role in the development of new digital partnerships with sports leagues, resulting in Turner&rsquo;s management of PGA.com and PGATour.com, as well as creating a content and advertising partnership with Yahoo Sports.

	Earlier in his tenure, Daniels served as vice president and senior director for Turner Sports&rsquo; coverage of the NBA and professional golf on TNT and college football and Atlanta Braves on TBS.&nbsp; Additionally, he was senior director for the NFL on TNT, NBA All-Star Weekend and Wimbledon, as well as director of Goodwill Games telecasts. Daniels began his career at Turner Broadcasting in 1996 as a Director and rose through successive sports production leadership roles.

	Prior to joining Turner Sports, Daniels served as director for ESPN&rsquo;s SportsCenter and NFL Primetime from 1992-1995.&nbsp;&nbsp; He began his sports television career at NBC Sports, where he served five years in various roles, including electronic graphics operator, production assistant, technical director and associate director.&nbsp; While at NBC, Daniels worked on Major League Baseball, the NFL and the 1988 and 1992 Olympic Games coverage.&nbsp; He served as a director for the 2000 and 2002 Olympic Games coverage.&nbsp; Prior to NBC, Daniels freelanced for the NCAA and local news and sports affiliates in Miami, Fla.
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<entry>
   <title>A Letter to Our Consumers: Standing Together for Innovation, Progress and Technology -- Let&apos;s Raise Our Voices</title>
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   <id>tag:www.tvweek.com,2014:/news//1.63141</id>
   
   <published>2014-07-01T15:42:26Z</published>
   <updated>2014-07-01T15:47:09Z</updated>
   
   <summary><![CDATA[
	Letter from Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia, Tuesday, July 1, 2014:

	On Saturday, many of you received the news that we decided to pause our operations temporarily, as a result of the United States Supreme Court&#39;s reversal of a lower court decision in favor of Aereo.

	Your response in support of the Aereo team has been overwhelming and touching. Your tweets, emails and Facebook posts have made it clear how important it is for so many Americans to have access to a cloud-based antenna to watch live broadcast television. Many of you have asked, &ldquo;What can we do?&rdquo;

	Today, I&#39;m asking you to raise your hands and make your voices heard. Tell your lawmakers how disappointed you are that the nation&#39;s highest court issued a decision that could deny you the right to use the antenna of your choice to access live over-the-air broadcast television. Tell them your stories of why having access to a cloud-based antenna is important to you and your families. Show them you care about this issue.

	Visit the updated ProtectMyAntenna.org, find your representatives and send tweets, emails and Facebook messages asking them to take action to protect your right to use the antenna of your choice to access live free-to-air broadcasts, including the ability to use a cloud-based antenna.

	Don&#39;t let your voices be silenced. Let&#39;s stand together for innovation, progress, and technology.

	Thank you for your continued support. We are truly grateful.

	Yours truly,

	Chet Kanojia
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   <author>
      <name>Chuck Ross</name>
      
   </author>
   
   
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      <![CDATA[
	Letter from Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia, Tuesday, July 1, 2014:

	On Saturday, many of you received the news that we decided to pause our operations temporarily, as a result of the United States Supreme Court&#39;s reversal of a lower court decision in favor of Aereo.

	Your response in support of the Aereo team has been overwhelming and touching. Your tweets, emails and Facebook posts have made it clear how important it is for so many Americans to have access to a cloud-based antenna to watch live broadcast television. Many of you have asked, &ldquo;What can we do?&rdquo;

	Today, I&#39;m asking you to raise your hands and make your voices heard. Tell your lawmakers how disappointed you are that the nation&#39;s highest court issued a decision that could deny you the right to use the antenna of your choice to access live over-the-air broadcast television. Tell them your stories of why having access to a cloud-based antenna is important to you and your families. Show them you care about this issue.

	Visit the updated ProtectMyAntenna.org, find your representatives and send tweets, emails and Facebook messages asking them to take action to protect your right to use the antenna of your choice to access live free-to-air broadcasts, including the ability to use a cloud-based antenna.

	Don&#39;t let your voices be silenced. Let&#39;s stand together for innovation, progress, and technology.

	Thank you for your continued support. We are truly grateful.

	Yours truly,

	Chet Kanojia
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</entry>

<entry>
   <title>2014 BET Awards -- Winners and Nominees</title>
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   <published>2014-06-30T13:28:22Z</published>
   <updated>2014-06-30T13:30:46Z</updated>
   
   <summary><![CDATA[
	Best Female R&amp;B/Pop Artist

	WINNER: Beyonc&eacute;
	Janelle Mon&aacute;e
	Jhen&eacute; Aiko
	K. Michelle
	Rihanna
	Tamar Braxton

	Best Male R&amp;B/Pop Artist

	WINNER: Pharrell Williams
	August Alsina
	Chris Brown
	John Legend
	Justin Timberlake

	Best Group

	WINNER: Young Money
	A$AP Mob
	Daft Punk
	Macklemore &amp; Ryan Lewis
	TGT

	Best Collaboration

	WINNER: Beyonc&eacute; featuring Jay Z &ndash; &quot;Drunk in Love&quot;
	August Alsina featuring Trinidad Jame$ - &quot;I Luv This Shit&quot;
	Drake featuring Majid Jordan &ndash; &quot;Hold On, We&#39;re Going Home&quot;
	Jay Z featuring Justin Timberlake &ndash; &quot;Holy Grail&quot;
	Robin Thicke featuring T.I. and Pharrell Williams &ndash; &quot;Blurred Lines&quot;
	YG featuring Jeezy and Rich Homie Quan &ndash; &quot;My Hitta&quot;

	Coca-Cola Viewers&#39; Choice Award

	WINNER: August Alsina featuring Trinidad Jame$ &ndash; &quot;I Luv This Shit&quot;
	Beyonc&eacute; featuring Jay Z &ndash; &quot;Drunk in Love&quot;
	Drake &ndash; &quot;Worst Behavior&quot;
	Jhen&eacute; Aiko &ndash; &quot;The Worst&quot;
	Pharrell Williams &ndash; &quot;Happy&quot;

	Best Male Hip Hop Artist

	WINNER: Drake
	Future
	J. Cole
	Jay Z
	Kendrick Lamar

	Best Female Hip Hop Artist

	WINNER: Nicki Minaj
	Angel Haze
	Charli Baltimore
	Eve
	Iggy Azalea

	Video of the Year

	WINNER: Pharrell Williams &ndash; &quot;Happy&quot;
	Beyonc&eacute; &ndash; &quot;Partition&quot;
	Beyonc&eacute; featuring Jay Z &ndash; &quot;Drunk in Love&quot;
	Chris Brown &ndash; &quot;Fine China&quot;
	Drake &ndash; &quot;Worst Behavior&quot;

	Video Director of the Year

	WINNER: Hype Williams
	Benny Boom
	Chris Brown
	Colin Tilley
	Director X

	Best New Artist

	WINNER: August Alsina
	Ariana Grande
	Mack Wilds
	Rich Homie Quan
	ScHoolboy Q

	Best Gospel Artist

	WINNER: Tamela Mann
	Donnie McClurkin
	Erica Campbell
	Hezekiah Walker
	Tye Tribbett

	Best Actress

	WINNER: Lupita Nyong&#39;o
	Angela Bassett
	Gabrielle Union
	Kerry Washington
	Oprah Winfrey

	Best Actor

	WINNER: Chiwetel Ejiofor
	Forest Whitaker
	Idris Elba
	Kevin Hart
	Michael B. Jordan

	YoungStars Award

	WINNER: Keke Palmer
	Gabrielle Douglas
	Jacob Latimore
	Jaden Smith
	Zendaya

	Best Movie

	WINNER: 12 Years a Slave
	The Best Man Holiday
	Fruitvale Station
	Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain
	Lee Daniels&#39; The Butler

	Subway Sportswoman of the Year

	WINNER: Serena Williams
	Brittney Griner
	Lolo Jones
	Skylar Diggins
	Venus Williams

	Subway Sportsman of the Year

	WINNER: Kevin Durant
	Blake Griffin
	Carmelo Anthony
	Floyd Mayweather Jr.
	LeBron James

	Centric Award

	WINNER: Jhen&eacute; Aiko &ndash; &quot;The Worst&quot;
	Aloe Blacc &ndash; &quot;The Man&quot;
	Jennifer Hudson featuring T.I. &ndash; &quot;I Can&#39;t Describe (The Way I Feel)&quot;
	Liv Warfield &ndash; &quot;Why Do You Lie?&quot;
	Wale feat Sam Dew &ndash; &quot;LoveHate Thing&quot;

	FANdemonium Award

	WINNER: Beyonc&eacute;
	Trey Songz
	Rihanna
	Justin Timberlake

	Best International Act: Africa

	WINNER: Nigeria -- Davido
	Tanzania -- Diamond Platnumz
	South Africa -- Mafikizolo
	Ghana -- Sarkodie
	Nigeria -- Tiwa Savage
	Togo -- Toofan

	Best International Act: UK

	WINNER: Krept and Konan
	Dizzee Rascal
	Ghetts
	Laura Mvula
	Rita Ora
	Tinie Tempah
	&nbsp;
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   <author>
      <name>Chuck Ross</name>
      
   </author>
   
   
   <content type="html" xml:lang="en-US" xml:base="http://www.tvweek.com/news/">
      <![CDATA[
	Best Female R&amp;B/Pop Artist

	WINNER: Beyonc&eacute;
	Janelle Mon&aacute;e
	Jhen&eacute; Aiko
	K. Michelle
	Rihanna
	Tamar Braxton

	Best Male R&amp;B/Pop Artist

	WINNER: Pharrell Williams
	August Alsina
	Chris Brown
	John Legend
	Justin Timberlake

	Best Group

	WINNER: Young Money
	A$AP Mob
	Daft Punk
	Macklemore &amp; Ryan Lewis
	TGT

	Best Collaboration

	WINNER: Beyonc&eacute; featuring Jay Z &ndash; &quot;Drunk in Love&quot;
	August Alsina featuring Trinidad Jame$ - &quot;I Luv This Shit&quot;
	Drake featuring Majid Jordan &ndash; &quot;Hold On, We&#39;re Going Home&quot;
	Jay Z featuring Justin Timberlake &ndash; &quot;Holy Grail&quot;
	Robin Thicke featuring T.I. and Pharrell Williams &ndash; &quot;Blurred Lines&quot;
	YG featuring Jeezy and Rich Homie Quan &ndash; &quot;My Hitta&quot;

	Coca-Cola Viewers&#39; Choice Award

	WINNER: August Alsina featuring Trinidad Jame$ &ndash; &quot;I Luv This Shit&quot;
	Beyonc&eacute; featuring Jay Z &ndash; &quot;Drunk in Love&quot;
	Drake &ndash; &quot;Worst Behavior&quot;
	Jhen&eacute; Aiko &ndash; &quot;The Worst&quot;
	Pharrell Williams &ndash; &quot;Happy&quot;

	Best Male Hip Hop Artist

	WINNER: Drake
	Future
	J. Cole
	Jay Z
	Kendrick Lamar

	Best Female Hip Hop Artist

	WINNER: Nicki Minaj
	Angel Haze
	Charli Baltimore
	Eve
	Iggy Azalea

	Video of the Year

	WINNER: Pharrell Williams &ndash; &quot;Happy&quot;
	Beyonc&eacute; &ndash; &quot;Partition&quot;
	Beyonc&eacute; featuring Jay Z &ndash; &quot;Drunk in Love&quot;
	Chris Brown &ndash; &quot;Fine China&quot;
	Drake &ndash; &quot;Worst Behavior&quot;

	Video Director of the Year

	WINNER: Hype Williams
	Benny Boom
	Chris Brown
	Colin Tilley
	Director X

	Best New Artist

	WINNER: August Alsina
	Ariana Grande
	Mack Wilds
	Rich Homie Quan
	ScHoolboy Q

	Best Gospel Artist

	WINNER: Tamela Mann
	Donnie McClurkin
	Erica Campbell
	Hezekiah Walker
	Tye Tribbett

	Best Actress

	WINNER: Lupita Nyong&#39;o
	Angela Bassett
	Gabrielle Union
	Kerry Washington
	Oprah Winfrey

	Best Actor

	WINNER: Chiwetel Ejiofor
	Forest Whitaker
	Idris Elba
	Kevin Hart
	Michael B. Jordan

	YoungStars Award

	WINNER: Keke Palmer
	Gabrielle Douglas
	Jacob Latimore
	Jaden Smith
	Zendaya

	Best Movie

	WINNER: 12 Years a Slave
	The Best Man Holiday
	Fruitvale Station
	Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain
	Lee Daniels&#39; The Butler

	Subway Sportswoman of the Year

	WINNER: Serena Williams
	Brittney Griner
	Lolo Jones
	Skylar Diggins
	Venus Williams

	Subway Sportsman of the Year

	WINNER: Kevin Durant
	Blake Griffin
	Carmelo Anthony
	Floyd Mayweather Jr.
	LeBron James

	Centric Award

	WINNER: Jhen&eacute; Aiko &ndash; &quot;The Worst&quot;
	Aloe Blacc &ndash; &quot;The Man&quot;
	Jennifer Hudson featuring T.I. &ndash; &quot;I Can&#39;t Describe (The Way I Feel)&quot;
	Liv Warfield &ndash; &quot;Why Do You Lie?&quot;
	Wale feat Sam Dew &ndash; &quot;LoveHate Thing&quot;

	FANdemonium Award

	WINNER: Beyonc&eacute;
	Trey Songz
	Rihanna
	Justin Timberlake

	Best International Act: Africa

	WINNER: Nigeria -- Davido
	Tanzania -- Diamond Platnumz
	South Africa -- Mafikizolo
	Ghana -- Sarkodie
	Nigeria -- Tiwa Savage
	Togo -- Toofan

	Best International Act: UK

	WINNER: Krept and Konan
	Dizzee Rascal
	Ghetts
	Laura Mvula
	Rita Ora
	Tinie Tempah
	&nbsp;
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   <title>Aereo Defeat Sets Up Bigger, Broader Fight for TV -- Broadcasters Should Prepare for a New Look From Congress</title>
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   <published>2014-06-27T20:39:31Z</published>
   <updated>2014-06-27T20:40:08Z</updated>
   
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	By Jeanine Poggi
	Advertising Age

	
	TV networks&#39; apparently total victory over Aereo at the Supreme Court on Wednesday isn&#39;t necessarily a long-term win for the broadcasters, observers and analysts said as the implications of the ruling settled in.

	By solidifying broadcasters&#39; ability to demand retransmission fees from any new technology that seeks to carry their signals, the Court may have also reminded Congress about an increasing complaint from constituents: out-of-control cable fees.

	&quot;While regulators and Congress may wish to see a vibrant broadcasting sector, the aggressiveness with which CBS, Fox and others stated their expectations for retransmission consent revenue expansion over the course of the Aereo dispute may yet serve to undermine broadcasters&#39; voice in Washington, especially as cable subscription rates continue to rise,&quot; Pivotal Research analyst Brian Wieser wrote in a note. &quot;At some point, today&#39;s rules will change, and this change could be harmful to broadcasters. A win for Aereo today could have provided some room for broadcasters to ask Congress for forms of relief in the future.&quot;

	The court&#39;s decision said Aereo&#39;s technology, which allows subscribers to stream and record broadcast TV without the broadcasters&#39; permission, infringes on networks&#39; copyright. This may stave off other Aereo-like technology for now, but some will argue it stifles innovation.

	The ruling provided no &quot;framework for a modern definition of what TV is,&quot; said Tim Hanlon, founder and CEO of The Vertere Group, an emerging media consultancy firm.

	&quot;This sets up the next act in the drama,&quot; he added.

	Justice Stephen Breyer, who wrote the majority opinion in the six-to-three ruling, said those who are worried that existing copyright law represses new technology &quot;are of course free to seek action from Congress.&quot;

	Leaders of the House Energy and Commerce Committee have already responded to the Supreme Court&#39;s decision, saying it underscores the need to rewrite communications laws.

	&quot;While the court ruled that Aereo had overstepped, invention and innovation are at the heart of America&#39;s global leadership in communications and technology development,&quot; said House Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) in a statement. &quot;This case underscores the mounting need to modernize the 80-year-old Communications Act, which serves as an important, yet outdated, framework for the communications industry.&quot;

	The committee is currently working on collecting input for a rewrite.

	&quot;The Court&#39;s decision reminds us that the complex communications and technology marketplace is constantly innovating and rapidly changing, and that nuances in the law can have a profound effect on content providers and consumers,&quot; added Communications Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.).

	Justice Antonin Scalia, one of three justices to vote against the broadcasters, believed Aereo had successfully found a loophole in the law allowing it to legally capture over-the-air broadcast signals and retransmit and record them by assigning individual antennas to each subscriber. If the law is not meant to permit that, he wrote, it&#39;s up to Congress to fix the law. The court, he noted, came within one vote of banning the VCR 30 years ago.

	&quot;It is not the role of this Court to identify and plug loopholes,&quot; Justice Scalia wrote. &quot;It is the role of good lawyers to identify and exploit them, and the role of Congress to eliminate them if it wishes. Congress can do that, I may add, in a much more targeted, better informed, and less disruptive fashion than the crude &#39;looks-like-cable-TV&#39; solution the Court invents today.&quot;
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	By Jeanine Poggi
	Advertising Age

	
	TV networks&#39; apparently total victory over Aereo at the Supreme Court on Wednesday isn&#39;t necessarily a long-term win for the broadcasters, observers and analysts said as the implications of the ruling settled in.

	By solidifying broadcasters&#39; ability to demand retransmission fees from any new technology that seeks to carry their signals, the Court may have also reminded Congress about an increasing complaint from constituents: out-of-control cable fees.

	&quot;While regulators and Congress may wish to see a vibrant broadcasting sector, the aggressiveness with which CBS, Fox and others stated their expectations for retransmission consent revenue expansion over the course of the Aereo dispute may yet serve to undermine broadcasters&#39; voice in Washington, especially as cable subscription rates continue to rise,&quot; Pivotal Research analyst Brian Wieser wrote in a note. &quot;At some point, today&#39;s rules will change, and this change could be harmful to broadcasters. A win for Aereo today could have provided some room for broadcasters to ask Congress for forms of relief in the future.&quot;

	The court&#39;s decision said Aereo&#39;s technology, which allows subscribers to stream and record broadcast TV without the broadcasters&#39; permission, infringes on networks&#39; copyright. This may stave off other Aereo-like technology for now, but some will argue it stifles innovation.

	The ruling provided no &quot;framework for a modern definition of what TV is,&quot; said Tim Hanlon, founder and CEO of The Vertere Group, an emerging media consultancy firm.

	&quot;This sets up the next act in the drama,&quot; he added.

	Justice Stephen Breyer, who wrote the majority opinion in the six-to-three ruling, said those who are worried that existing copyright law represses new technology &quot;are of course free to seek action from Congress.&quot;

	Leaders of the House Energy and Commerce Committee have already responded to the Supreme Court&#39;s decision, saying it underscores the need to rewrite communications laws.

	&quot;While the court ruled that Aereo had overstepped, invention and innovation are at the heart of America&#39;s global leadership in communications and technology development,&quot; said House Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) in a statement. &quot;This case underscores the mounting need to modernize the 80-year-old Communications Act, which serves as an important, yet outdated, framework for the communications industry.&quot;

	The committee is currently working on collecting input for a rewrite.

	&quot;The Court&#39;s decision reminds us that the complex communications and technology marketplace is constantly innovating and rapidly changing, and that nuances in the law can have a profound effect on content providers and consumers,&quot; added Communications Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.).

	Justice Antonin Scalia, one of three justices to vote against the broadcasters, believed Aereo had successfully found a loophole in the law allowing it to legally capture over-the-air broadcast signals and retransmit and record them by assigning individual antennas to each subscriber. If the law is not meant to permit that, he wrote, it&#39;s up to Congress to fix the law. The court, he noted, came within one vote of banning the VCR 30 years ago.

	&quot;It is not the role of this Court to identify and plug loopholes,&quot; Justice Scalia wrote. &quot;It is the role of good lawyers to identify and exploit them, and the role of Congress to eliminate them if it wishes. Congress can do that, I may add, in a much more targeted, better informed, and less disruptive fashion than the crude &#39;looks-like-cable-TV&#39; solution the Court invents today.&quot;
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<entry>
   <title>Fox Finishes Upfront Talks, Sees Deal Total Decline -- Network Secures Price Hikes Between 2.5% and 3.5%</title>
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   <published>2014-06-25T20:03:41Z</published>
   <updated>2014-06-25T20:21:32Z</updated>
   
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	By Jeanine Poggi
	Advertising Age

	Fox has completed its upfront negotiations for ad time in the upcoming TV season, with as much as a 15% drop in dollar volume and lackluster price hikes, according to a person familiar with negotiations.

	Fox secured anywhere from $1.5 billion to $1.6 billion in upfront commitments, down from the $1.8 billion it secured in 2013, according to Ad Age estimates. The decline comes on top of last year&#39;s 10% drop in volume.

	The network negotiated a large portion of its business on a C7 basis with multiple agencies, meaning it will get paid for commercials viewed within a seven days of airing instead of the recent industry standard of three days, according to the person.

	That switch may have made it harder to extract big price hikes from ad buyers. The network secured increases in the cost of reaching 1,000 viewers of 2.5% to 3.5%, down from the 5% to 7% range it was able to secure last year, according to the person.

	Fox sold about 75% to 80% of its available inventory for the upcoming season, on par with years prior. It will sell the rest of its ad time in the so-called scatter market, closer to the air date.

	The broadcaster ended the season in last place among the Big Four in total viewers, averaging 7.4 million total viewers in prime time, up 4% from last year.

	Fox heads into next season without Kevin Reilly, chairman of entertainment, who will be leaving the company at the end of June.

	There&#39;s also the question of &quot;American Idol.&quot; Mr. Reilly said during Fox&#39;s upfront presentation last month that the reality singing competition would receive a makeover heading into next year, potentially shrinking the number of hours.

	CBS, NBC and ABC have also largely wrapped up negotiations.
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	By Jeanine Poggi
	Advertising Age

	Fox has completed its upfront negotiations for ad time in the upcoming TV season, with as much as a 15% drop in dollar volume and lackluster price hikes, according to a person familiar with negotiations.

	Fox secured anywhere from $1.5 billion to $1.6 billion in upfront commitments, down from the $1.8 billion it secured in 2013, according to Ad Age estimates. The decline comes on top of last year&#39;s 10% drop in volume.

	The network negotiated a large portion of its business on a C7 basis with multiple agencies, meaning it will get paid for commercials viewed within a seven days of airing instead of the recent industry standard of three days, according to the person.

	That switch may have made it harder to extract big price hikes from ad buyers. The network secured increases in the cost of reaching 1,000 viewers of 2.5% to 3.5%, down from the 5% to 7% range it was able to secure last year, according to the person.

	Fox sold about 75% to 80% of its available inventory for the upcoming season, on par with years prior. It will sell the rest of its ad time in the so-called scatter market, closer to the air date.

	The broadcaster ended the season in last place among the Big Four in total viewers, averaging 7.4 million total viewers in prime time, up 4% from last year.

	Fox heads into next season without Kevin Reilly, chairman of entertainment, who will be leaving the company at the end of June.

	There&#39;s also the question of &quot;American Idol.&quot; Mr. Reilly said during Fox&#39;s upfront presentation last month that the reality singing competition would receive a makeover heading into next year, potentially shrinking the number of hours.

	CBS, NBC and ABC have also largely wrapped up negotiations.
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