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Circuit Media, LLC, 571 Logan Street, Denver, CO 80203
(P) 303-292-1212 (F) 303-568-7762 Email: info@circuitmedia.com
Our staff:
- Rebecca Askew, Publisher, raskew@circuitmedia.com
- Lindsey Heckel, Creative Director, lheckel@circuitmedia.com
- Cristen Bertelson, Account Executive, cristen@circuitmedia.com
- Lisa Simpson, Account Executive, lisa@circuitmedia.com
- Kindal Quirk, Circulation, kindalq@circuitmedia.com
- Don Knox, Editor, editor@circuitmedia.com
- Matt Masich, Staff Writer, mmasich@circuitmedia.com
- Ali McNally, Staff Writer, amcnally@circuitmedia.com
- Allie Winter, Staff Writer, awinter@circuitmedia.com
AWARDS
2009
Circuit Media journalists have been advised by the Colorado Press Association that they have won awards in at least two categories — Public Service and News — in the association’s 2009 Better Newspaper Contest. The awards ceremony is Saturday, Feb. 27, 2010, at the Brown Palace Hotel.
2008
Circuit Media journalists won nine awards at the Society of Professional Journalists four-state “Top of the Rockies Awards” on Feb. 27, 2009. The contest included SPJ member and non-member organizations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.
- First place, Investigative/Enterprise Reporting, for “Grading the Graders” (Matt Masich, Peter Rossi, Heather Smith, Don Knox). Judge’s comment: “An ambitious, well done series on articles on evaluating Colorado judges. The reporting is in-depth and balanced. Law Week Colorado deserves kudos for devoting important resources of staff and time to produced this series of articles and should be proud of the results.”
- First Place, Legal Affairs Reporting, News or Feature, “Legal Persuasion Renews Absinthe Sales” (Matt Masich) Judges’ comment: “A well-written article about a little-understood alcoholic drink and how some attorneys–who have a vested interest as absinthe producers–played a role in making it available again. The reporter addressed a rarely covered topic–attorneys who are also businessmen and how the two areas can actively intersect.”
- Second place, Investigative/Enterprise Reporting, “The First 50” (Heather Smith and Matt Masich)
- Second place, Political Reporting, News or Feature, “Prayer Protest” (Justin Green)
- Second Place, Legal Affairs Reporting, News or Feature, “The Truth About Crocs and Elevators” (Kara Lyons)
- Second Place, Feature Writing, Business, “TV Ads Go Beyond ‘Jackpot Justice’” (Kara Lyons)
- Third Place, Feature Writing, Business, “A Starring Role, Courtside” (Kara Lyons)
- Third place, General Reporting, Series of Package, for “State of Salaries” (Heather Smith, Matt Masich, Don Knox)
- Third Place, Legal Affairs Reporting, News or Feature, “War-Crimes Case” (Emile Hallez)
