What are the international news awards?

1. International journalism awards have different names in different countries, such as Pulitzer Prize, China Prize for Journalism, World Photojournalism Competition Award, Ronald Reagan Prize for Journalism and so on.

2. Pulitzer prizes are divided into two categories, the press and the creative circle. The Pulitzer Prize is also an award to encourage the United States. The winners in the press can be of any nationality, but the winning works must be published in American Weekly (or Daily). Winners in the creative world must be American citizens, the only exception being the history prize. Any book about American history can win the prize, and the author is not necessarily an American. ?

3. Ronald Reagan Prize for Journalism? Only one journalist (including TV, radio, newspaper, magazine, photographer or famous film actor) who has made outstanding performance in sports reports in the world is awarded every year. Winners must show imagination, passion, courage and talent recognized by the public in the sports field of modern society. Ronald Reagan Journalism Award is one of the awards awarded by the American Institute of Physical Education. It is named after Ronald Reagan, a former president of the United States and a sports commentator.

4. The World Photojournalism Competition Award is a combination of three capital letters "WPP", which is the abbreviation of the three English prefixes of "World Photojournalism" and has become the proper term of the World Photojournalism Competition held in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands every year. As this competition was initiated and hosted by the Dutch, China photography circle used to call it "Lotus Competition".

5. "China News Award" is the highest annual award for outstanding news works in China. From 1990, the selection will be made once a year. At present, the China News Awards are divided into news, communication, commentary, news photography, newspaper layout, news topic programs, news programs and other awards according to newspapers, news agencies, radio stations and TV stations.

The Pulitzer Prize for Journalism was established in 19 17 according to the last wish of Joseph Pulitzer, an American newspaper giant. At first, there was only one award for "providing excellent service to the public", but now it has grown to 14 news awards and 7 creativity awards, making it the highest honor award in American journalism. Every spring, it is evaluated by 14 members of the Pulitzer Prize Selection Committee of Columbia University.