NEW YORK, April 7, 2005

Peabody Award Winners Announced

CBS Wins For Abu Ghraib Story; Jon Stewart, HBO Also Win

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  • Interactive Abuse At Abu Ghraib

    Investigation timeline, the chain of command, POW rules, global mistreatment of prisoners and video reports.

  • Interactive CBS Responds

    Changes at CBS News in response to the independent report on the Bush Guard story.

(AP) 
  • "American Experience: Tupperware!," Filmmakers Collaborative, Blueberry Hill Productions for American Experience, WGHB-TV, Boston; Kathy Bates-narrated documentary about how a plastic food container has become a cultural icon.

  • "Rwanda: Do Scars Ever Fade?," Bill Brummel Productions for The History Channel; a "Time Machine" documentary about how a nation heals from a traumatic event.

  • "The Age of Wal-Mart: Inside America's Most Powerful Company," CNBC; reports on the corporate culture and business practices of the nation's retail giant.

  • "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: Indecision 2004," Comedy Central; series of satirical reports on the 2004 presidential election by Stewart and his team of "correspondents."

  • "Human Cargo," Howe Sound Films and Force Four Entertainment in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.; six stories on the lives of refugees and people who deal with them.

  • "State of Play," Endor Production in association with BBC, BBC America; a political thriller looking at the relationships between politics, law enforcement and the media.

  • "The Kumars at No. 42," Hat Trick Productions, BBC America; part-comedy and part-interview, series about an exaggerated Indian family who run their own TV show.

  • "Nursery Tap, Hip to Toe," Nursery Tap, LLC; a collection of 30 nursery rhymes introducing children to a full range of performing arts.

  • "The Suffering of Sudan," Channel One Network; News reporter Seth Doane's stories on Sudan's civil war, prepared for middle school and high school audiences.

  • "Takalani Sesame Presents `talk to me...'," Sesame Workshop (USA) and Kwasukasukela (South Africa); documentary that was the culmination of a South African public service campaign designed to get adults and children talking about AIDS.

  • "The Bully Project," WITI-TV, Milwaukee; series of reports on playground violence in southeast Wisconsin.

  • "Univision Communications, Salud es Vida ... Enterate! (Lead a Healthy Life ... Get the Facts!), Univision, Miami; Univision's health education public service campaign.

  • Grant Tinker, former head of MTM Enterprises in the 1970s and NBC chairman in the 1980s, he provided creative opportunities to a generation of writers and producers.



    By David Bauder
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