How To Win A Pulitzer Prize

Posted by Mike Robertson on September 11, 2008

This morning before turning the microphone over to several Pulitzer Prize winners to discuss their own stories, Seymour Topping described some tips on how to win journalism’s most prestigious award. I was there to capture it all. I apologize for the poor audio quality and for the camera shake. I had to stand in a packed lecture hall and my hands have never been the steadiest.

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