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Belfast Telegraph gets two 2014 Newspaper Awards nominations
The Belfast Telegraph's website has been nominated in the media industry's ‘Oscars' alongside the Guardian and the Financial Times.
The 2014 Newspaper Awards recognise the best in print and digital news media production and innovation, and both the newspaper and its website have received nominations.
BelfastTelegraph.co.uk, which attracted 3.3 million unique users in January - 75 per cent up year-on-year - is up for Digital News Service of the Year.
It previously scooped the award in 2010, fending off competition from the Guardian, Daily Telegraph and Manchester Evening News.
The other nominees this year are:
- ft.com/fastft
- guardian.co.uk
- ibtimes.co.uk
- independent.co.uk
- thelincolnite.co.uk
- worldcrunch.com
The print edition of the Belfast Telegraph is nominated for Regional Newspaper of the Year (over 25,000 circulation) alongside:
- Eastern Daily Press
- Hull Daily Mail
- The Irish News
- The News (Portsmouth)
- The Press and Journal
- Western Morning News
The awards ceremony takes place on April 1 in London.
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