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  • Sisi Wei, Julia B. Chan and Lam Thuy Vo make a selfie in the red carpet area after their team, Journalists of Color Slack Administrators, won the ONA Community Award at the 2019 Online Journalism Awards. Photo by Daja Henry
    ProPublica, NYTimes repeat dominance at 2019 Online Journalism Awards
    • September 14, 2019
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Hannah Boufford

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  • Awards

ProPublica, NYTimes repeat dominance at 2019 Online Journalism Awards

  • Hannah Boufford and Josh Axelrod and Kynala Phillips
  • September 14, 2019
Sisi Wei, Julia B. Chan and Lam Thuy Vo make a selfie in the red carpet area after their team, Journalists of Color Slack Administrators, won the ONA Community Award at the 2019 Online Journalism Awards. Photo by Daja Henry
For the second year in a row at the Online Journalism Awards banquet, ProPublica took home four Online Journalism Awards — the most of any organization — with The New…
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  • 3 min
  • Industry Now
  • New Orleans

What does the loss of The Times-Picayune mean for New Orleans?

  • Hannah Boufford
  • September 14, 2019
The story of The Times-Picayune and The New Orleans Advocate is familiar to journalists: a “newspaper war,” a purchase, a merger, and a conglomeration. But for journalists and readers in…
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  • 1 min
  • Hallway Track

Oops. Opening reception switched to Mardi Gras World due to double booking

  • Daja Henry and Hannah Boufford and Kynala Phillips
  • September 12, 2019
Three hours before it was slated to start on Thursday, ONA’s opening night reception venue changed because of a double booking. ONA and Crimestoppers, a local crime prevention nonprofit, had…
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  • 5 min
  • Conference

11 things you can’t miss at ONA19 in New Orleans

  • Caitlin Lee and Hannah Boufford and Jazmin K. Goodwin and Kynala Phillips and Miacel Spotted Elk
  • September 12, 2019
The ONA conference can be overwhelming. Here are 11 great ways to make #ONA19 smaller. 1. Check out these speakers Every year at ONA, a diverse group of journalists, developers,…
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@amywebbfuturist shares her latest vision for the future with #ona19 and surprises the room with announcement that this is her last presentation and she’s passing the torch. (Photos by @daja.henry)
Authentic #NewOrleans #Voodoo is actually a religion that won’t be found in a Bourbon Street souvenir shop, but in spiritual temples and in Voodoo specific shops and museums around the city. (Photo by Caitlin Lee) #ONA19
The Canal Street Streetcar stops to pick up travelers on #CanalStreet on Thursday. (Photo by Caitlin Lee) #ONA19
Shadi Rahimi smiling at her daughter Safia at #ONA19. We talked to three mothers about juggling life in and out of the newsroom during a break from conference activities -- find that story on our website (link in bio)
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