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Pulitzer

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Pulitzer
Joseph. 1847--1911, US newspaper publisher, born in Hungary. He established the Pulitzer prizes
Pulitzer
awards made in letters, music, and journalism. [Am. Hist.: Wheeler, 824]
See : Prize
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So begins one of Mark Mahoney's editorials on freedom of information and open government--editorials that won him this year's Pulitzer Prize.
Pulitzer win sends message by Fiske, Fred / The Masthead
The New York Times took the lead for the Pulitzer Prize this afternoon walking off as the winners in five categories including investigative reporting, breaking news reporting and international reporting.
NY Times leads race for Pulitzer Prize's in 2009 by International Business Times - US ed.
When he died in 1911, Joseph Pulitzer was one of the most famous men in America.
Speculations on Joseph Pulitzer Gadfly and mystery man by Palmer, James / St. Louis Journalism Review
 
 
 
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