The New York Times has won three Online Journalism Awards from the Online News Association. The awards, started in 2000, honor excellence in digital journalism.
The awards were for Remembering Emmett Till, for Excellence in Immersive Storytelling (tweet), the
Privacy Project, for Online Commentary (tweet) and Visual Investigations of the continuing conflict in Gaza, in the Feature category (tweet).
The Times also had eight finalists this year. They were as follows:
Here is the complete list of winners.
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