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2007
Sunshine State Awards
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2006
Florida Bar Media Award
Reporter Julie Kay won for her story about Florida public agencies selling expunged criminal records to private data-mining companies.
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Florida Press Club
Excellence in Journalism
Federal courts reporter Julie Kay won two first-place awards: Business News Writing and General News Writing
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Sunshine State Awards
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The Association of Health Care Journalists
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2005
Sunshine State Awards
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Florida Bar
50th annual Media Awards
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2004
Eugene S. Pulliam First Amendment Award
Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, Series of articles about federal court records secrecy
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National Press Club
2004 Freedom of the Press Award
Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, Series of articles about federal court records secrecy
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Sunshine State Awards
South Florida Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
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Non-deadline business reporting, small division
First Place: Matthew Haggman, Daily Business Review, Playing the Heavy
Second Place: Terry Sheridan, Daily Business Review, Holy War
Deadline news reporting, small division
Second Place: Steve Ellman, Daily Business Review, FTAA - First Amendment Watch
Deadline business reporting, small division
Second Place: Matthew Haggman, Daily Business Review, Free Trade Area of the Americas
Second Place: John P. Hernandez, Daily Business Review, Free Trade Area of the Americas
Second Place: Oscar Pedro Musibay, Daily Business Review, Free Trade Area of the Americas
Second Place: Peter Zalewski, Daily Business Review, Free Trade of the Americas
Investigative reporting, small division
First Place: Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, Series of articles about federal court records secrecy
Second Place: Julie Kay, Daily Business Review, Capital Calamity
Civil law reporting
First Place: Steve Ellman, Daily Business Review, Code of Silence
Second Place: Matthew Haggman and Laurie Cunningham, Daily Business Review, Giant Tobacco Verdict Tossed
Third Place: Steve Ellman, Daily Business Review, Already Tough Enough
Medical health care science reporting
Third Place: Steve Ellman, Daily Business Review, Code of Silence
Consumer reporting
Third Place: Tony Doris, Daily Business Review, Empty Promises
Local political and government reporting, small division
First Place: Matthew Haggman, Daily Business Review, Buyer's Remorse
Third Place: Julie Kay, Daily Business Review, Too Many Masters
2004 National Headliner Awards
News beat reporting
Third place: Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, Series of articles about federal court records secrecy
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National Institute for Health Care Management Foundation
Health care journalism
First Place: Steve Ellman, Daily Business Review, Series of articles about expert witnesses in medical malpractice cases
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Michael Kelly Award
Federal courts reporting
Finalist: Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, series of articles on how federal district and appellate judges in Miami and Atlanta imposed, without explicit statutory or policy authority, information blackouts that hid the existence of veiled cases
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2004 Florida Bar Media Award
Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, federal court records secrecy series
Julie Kay, Daily Business Review, series of articles on Gov. Jeb Bush's proposal to abolish the Capital Collateral Regional Counsel offices
Julie Kay and Laurie Cunningham, Daily Business Review, investigation of prominent Maimi attorney Louis Robles andthe Bar's re-examination of its disciplinary system
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2003
Sunshine State Awards
South Florida Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
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Non-deadline reporting -- small newspapers
First Place: Tony Doris, Daily Business Review, “Whither Holland & Knight”
Second Place: Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, “Bush/Bacardi Disclosures”
Commentary -- small newspapers
Second Place: Terry Sheridan, Daily Business Review, regular “Ground Rules” column
Business non-deadline reporting – small newspapers
Second Place: Terry Sheridan, Daily Business Review, “Pollution Profits”
Magazine writing
Third Place: Lynn Waddell, Florida Lawyer, “Court of no Return”
Society of Professional Journalists
Business non-deadline reporting
Second Place: Terry Sheridan, Daily Business Review, story package on "Brownfields"
Commentary
Second Place: Terry Sheridan, Daily Business Review, "Ground Rules" column
Florida Press Club Excellence in Journalism Contest
Statewide In-depth reporting
First Place: Julie Kay, Daily Business Review, Series of articles on Jeb Bush’s proposal to abolish the Capital Collateral Regional Counsel offices
State and Federal Government news writing
First Place: Julie Kay, Daily Business Review, Series of articles on proposals in the Legislature such as bills on medical malpractice and justice system funding
2002
Sunshine State Awards
South Florida Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
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Deadline reporting -- small newspapers
Second Place: Julie Kay, Daily Business Review, "Windfall From Tallahassee"
Non-deadline reporting -- small newspapers
First Place: Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, "Miami Cops"
Second Place: Jim Oliphant, Daily Business Review, "Unfreezing the Cuba Funds"
Feature reporting -- small newspapers
First Place: Susan R. Miller, Daily Business Review," Citizen Diaz."
Commentary -- small newspapers
Second Place: Terry Sheridan, Daily Business Review, "Ground Rules"
Third Place: Sharon Harvey Rosenberg, Daily Business Review, Post-9/11
Breaking business news writing -- small newspapers
Third Place: Sharon Harvey Rosenberg, Daily Business Review, "Hamilton Bank"
Magazine writing
Second Place: Dan Cordtz, Florida Lawyer, "Private Attorney General"
James Batten Award for Outstanding Public Service -- all newspapers
Third Place: Dan Christensen, Daily Business Review, "Miami Cops"
Florida Bar Media Award
Daily Business Review won the 2002 Florida Bar Media Award for excellence in legal coverage, for
stories by Dan Christensen about Miami police misconduct and by Julie Kay about sanctions against employment lawyers.
National Investigative Reporters and Editors Award
Dan Christensen won finalist honors in the 2002 national Investigative Reporters and Editors Award contest for his series of stories on Miami police misconduct.
Southeastern Green Eyeshade Awards contest
Julie Kay won second place for deadline news reporting in the 11-state southeastern Green Eyeshade Awards contest in 2002, sponsored by the Society of Professional Journalists.
2001
Florida Bar Annual Media Award
Daily Business Review newspapers/ Florida Lawyers Magazine
Grand Prize winner / Florida Bar's 46th Annual Media Awards for Outstanding Journalism
2000
Sunshine State Awards
South Florida Pro Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
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Daily Business Review newspapers (Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach)
Special Section Design
Third Place: Melanie Bell, Aixa Montero-Green, John Rindo, "In Funds We Trust"
Deadline Reporting
Second Place: Tony Doris, Daily Business Review, "Hurrican Shelters"
Breaking Business News Reporting
First Place: Jim Oliphant, Daily Business Review, "Tort Reform," an examination of the arguments for lawsuit restrictions
Business, Non-Deadline Reporting
First Place: Terry Sheridan, Daily Business Review, "Habitat for Humanity Hit by Hard Realities of Business"
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