34th News & Documentary Emmy Awards

Date

October 1, 2013

Location

Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center
New York City

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The 34th News & Documentary Emmy Awards were held on October 1, 2013, at Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, located in the Time Warner Center in New York City. Awards were presented in 42 categories, including Breaking News, Investigative Reporting, Outstanding Interview, and Best Documentary. In attendance were over 900 television and news media industry executives, news and documentary producers and journalists.

Notable awards included the Lifetime Achievement Award given to David Fanning, founder and executive producer of Frontline.^[1]

Winners

Network breakdown

The following chart is a breakdown of number of awards won this awards season per station.

Channel	Number of Emmys
CBS	12
PBS	9
HBO	6
CNN	3
National Geographic Channel	2
NBC	2
ABC	1
AXS TV	1
BBC	1
Center for Investigative Reporting	1
Discovery Channel	1
History Channel	1
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum	1
The New York Times	1
Science Channel	1
WBZ-TV (Boston)	1
KING-TV (Seattle)	1

Breakdown by program

Program	Channel	Number of Emmys
60 Minutes	CBS	6
CBS Evening News	CBS	3
CBS News Sunday Morning	CBS	2
CBS This Morning	CBS	1
NBC Nightly News	NBC	1
NBC News: Decision 2012	NBC	1
Frontline	PBS	7
American Experience	PBS	1
Nature	PBS	1
Nightline	ABC	1
HBO Documentary Films	HBO	6
Space Dive	National Geographic Channel	1
Untamed Americas	National Geographic Channel	1
Rising: Rebuilding Ground Zero	Science Channel	1
CNN Newsroom	CNN	2
Anderson Cooper 360°	CNN	1
Dan Rather Reports	AXS TV	1
BBC World News	BBC	1
In Jennifer’s Room	Center for Investigative Reporting	1
Winged Planet	Discovery Channel	1
WWII From Space	History Channel	1
Clouds over Cuba	John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum	1
Life, Interrupted	NYTimes.com	1
Through the Wormhole	Science Channel	1
WBZ-TV News	WBZ-TV (Boston, Massachusetts)	1
KING 5 News	KING-TV (Seattle, Washington)	1

Awards

Lifetime Achievement Award	Chairman's Award
Jorge Ramos and María Elena Salinas of Noticiero Univision David Fanning of PBS^[2]^[3]
Regularly Scheduled Newscast	News Magazine
Coverage of a Breaking News Story The Fight For Idlib, CBS Evening News (CBS) Continuing Coverage of a News Story Inside Syria's Uprising, BBC World News (BBC) Feature Story Arctic Journey: The Unicorn of the Sea, Nightline (ABC) (tie) Glen Campbell, CBS News Sunday Morning (CBS) (tie) Starting Over, CBS News Sunday Morning (CBS) (tie) Investigative Journalism Exposing the Business of Congress, CBS News Sunday Morning (CBS) Business And Economic Reporting Cancer Drug Shortages, CBS Evening News (CBS)	Coverage of a Breaking News Story The Battle for Syria, Frontline (PBS) Continuing Coverage of a News Story Aleppo, 60 Minutes (CBS) Feature Story Joy in the Congo, 60 Minutes (CBS) Investigative Journalism Opium Brides, Frontline (PBS) Business And Economic Reporting A Hard Landing, 60 Minutes (CBS) News Discussion And Analysis Kids on Race: The Hidden Picture, Anderson Cooper 360° (CNN)
Long Form	Interview
Live Coverage of a Current News Story Election Night in America, CNN (CNN) Continuing Coverage of a News Story Inside Japan's Nuclear Meltdown, Frontline (PBS) Investigative Journalism Big Sky, Big Money, Frontline/Marketplace (PBS) Informational Programming The Interrupters, Frontline (PBS) Historical Programming The Loving Story, HBO Documentary Films (HBO) Business And Economic Reporting Money, Power and Wall Street, Frontline (PBS)	Killing Bin Laden, 60 Minutes (CBS)
Programming	Best Story In A Regularly Scheduled Newscast
Arts & Culture Marina Abramović: The Artist is Present, HBO Documentary Films (HBO) Science And Technology Space Dive, (National Geographic Channel) Nature An Original DUCKumentary, Nature (PBS)	On The Road: The Longest Wait, CBS Evening News (CBS) (tie) Inside Syria, NBC Nightly News (NBC) (tie)
Best Report In A News Magazine	Best Documentary
Killing Bin Laden, 60 Minutes (CBS)	Saving Face, HBO Documentary Films (HBO)
New Approaches To News & Documentary Programming	Individual Achievement In A Craft
Current News Coverage In Jennifer's Room (Center for Investigative Reporting) Documentaries Clouds Over Cuba, (John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum) Arts, Lifestyle & Culture Life, Interrupted (The New York Times)	Writing Nick Paton Walsh: Reports from Syria and Afghanistan, Nick Paton Walsh (CNN) Research Vito, HBO Documentary Films (HBO) (tie) Jesse Owens, American Experience (PBS) (tie) Cinematography - Documentary & Long Form Winged Planet (Discovery Channel) Untamed Americas (National Geographic Channel) Editing Joy in the Congo, 60 Minutes (CBS) Editing–Documentary & Long Form Saving Face, HBO Documentary Films (HBO) Graphic Design & Art Direction WWII From Space (History Channel) Music & Sound In Tahrir Square: 18 Days of Egypt's Unfinished Revolution, HBO Documentary Films (HBO) Lighting Direction & Scenic Design Election Night from Democracy Plaza, NBC News: Decision 2012 (NBC) Video Journalism – News In the Running, Dan Rather Reports (AXS TV)
Promotional Announcement	Regional News Story
Institutional Frontline Fall Preview: How Come?, Frontline (PBS) Episodic Through the Wormhole (Science Channel)	Spot News Newtown Tragedy, WBZ-TV News (WBZ-TV (Boston, Massachusetts)) Investigative Reporting Their Crime, Your Dime, KING 5 News (KING-TV (Seattle, Washington))

Presenters

Ted Koppel, Special Correspondent NBC News, News Analyst NPR, and Contribution Columnist to The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal
Sharyl Attkisson, Investigative Correspondent CBS News
Candy Crowley, Chief Political Correspondent CNN, host of State of the Union
David Muir, Correspondent ABC News, Weekend Anchor of ABC World News, co-Anchor of 20/20
Katty Kay, Anchor of the BBC World News America
Alex Wagner, Host of MSNBC's Now with Alex Wagner
Marvin Scott, Senior Correspondent WPIX-TV, anchor/host of PIX News Close Up
N.J. Burkett, award-winning correspondent WABC-TV, President of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Bruce Paisner, President & CEO, The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences

References

^ "WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 34TH ANNUAL NEWS & DOCUMENTARY EMMY® AWARDS". emmyonline.org. October 1, 2013. Archived from the original on March 31, 2015. Retrieved November 26, 2013.
^ Taddonio, Patrice (July 9, 2013). "FRONTLINE's David Fanning to Receive Lifetime Achievement Emmy". PBS. Retrieved July 14, 2015.
^ Ng, Philiana (July 13, 2015). "CBS, PBS Lead News and Documentary Emmy Award Nominees". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved July 14, 2015.

External links

Official Site
List of Nominees Archived 2020-09-29 at the Wayback Machine

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