CBS and PBS were the only multiple winners of the financial and business reporting Emmy Awards announced Monday at a luncheon in New York.
CBS won for outstanding investigative reporting of a business news story in a regularly scheduled newscast, outstanding coverage of a current business news story in a news magazine format, outstanding investigative reporting of a business news story in a news magazine format, and outstanding interpretation or analysis of a business news story in a news magazine format.
The last three awards were for the “60 Minutes” show.
PBS’ “The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer” won for outstanding coverage of a current business news story in a regularly scheduled newcast and its “Frontline” show won for outstanding documentary on a business topic for its Bernie Madoff coverage.
BBC America won for outstanding interpretation or analysis of a business news story in a regularly scheduled newscast, while CFR.org won in the new approaches to business & financial reporting category.
CNBC and the History Channel won in promotional categories.
The Seventh Annual Emmy Awards for Business & Financial Reporting were presented in eight categories recognizing outstanding achievement in business & financial reporting telecast or Webcast from July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009.
Read about all of the winners here.
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