WCPO Added to SPJ Winners List

Society of Professional Journalists Adds New Visions of Vine Street After KYW-TV's Alex Scott: A Stand for Hope Judged in Wrong Category

By John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable, 9/27/2007 9:44:00 AM

The Society of Professional Journalists added a winner to its 2006 Sigma Delta Chi awards.

Laure Quinlivan, Phil Drechsler and Bob Morford of WCPO-TV Cincinnati will receive an award in the TV documentary category for its New Visions of Vine Street, a five-year report on revitalizing the inner city.

KYW-TV's Alex Scott: A Stand for Hope had won the award, and keeps its award, but it had been judged in the wrong category, leading to the addition of WCPO-TV.

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