AP Definitive Source | AP receives 5 awards from Deadline Club

More than 100 news organizations submitted a total of 623 entries for consideration by the judges in the annual journalistic competition.

AP’s five winners, as tweeted by the Deadline Club during the dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, were as follows:

Multimedia, Interactive Graphics & Animation: winner is the @AP for 'Mexico: The Other Disappeared' #deadlineawards
— The Deadline Club (@deadlineclub) May 11, 2016

The interactive can be found here.

Photography sports photo: the winner is the @AP for 'Double Hit Drop' #deadlineawards
— The Deadline Club (@deadlineclub) May 11, 2016

Chicago White Sox right fielder Trayce Thompson loses the ball on a double hit by Oakland Athletics' Brett Lawrie on Sept. 14, 2015, in Chicago. The photo was taken by Andrew Nelles, who was then a freelancer and now works for The Tennessean. (AP Photo/Andrew Nelles).

Photography spot news photo: the winner is @AP for 'Fear at the Border' #deadlineawards
— The Deadline Club (@deadlineclub) May 11, 2016

Business investigative reporting: the winner is @AP for 'Seafood from Slaves' #deadlineawards
— The Deadline Club (@deadlineclub) May 11, 2016

Daniel Pearl Award for investigative reporting: the winner is @AP. #deadlineawards
— The Deadline Club (@deadlineclub) May 11, 2016

The "Seafood from Slaves" investigation can be found here.

The full list of Deadline Club award winners can be found here.

TOPICS: Awards, Journalism, Photojournalism, Photography, Multimedia, Interactive, Mexico, Other Disappeared, Slavery, Southeast Asia, Sports, Migrant, Deadline Club, Trayce Thompson, Chicago White Sox

AP receives 5 awards from Deadline Club

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