Good news for fans of magazines seeping into what was once uncontested newspaper turf: the Pulitzer Prize Board announced today that magazines, both print and digital, will be allowed to submit work for consideration in the International Reporting, Criticism and Editorial Cartooning categories.
Magazines were allowed in for the first time last year in the Investigative Reporting and Feature Writing categories, which now gives magazines five categories of award eligibility.
“The experimental opening to two categories was successful,” said Pulitzer chairman of the board Paul Gigot, explaining what was behind this year’s expansion.
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