Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Prize

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The Dr. Karl Renner Publizistikpreis is awarded annually by the Austrian Journalists Club (ÖJC) to Austrian journalists for excellent, long-term journalistic achievements. It is named after Karl Renner , the founder of the First and Second Republic of Austria.

History of the price

The award was founded in 1964 by the journalists' section of the art, media and liberal professions union in the Austrian trade union federation ÖGB and financed by the trade union bank BAWAG PSK .

After there were disagreements between the ÖGB, the SPÖ and the then head of the journalists' union Günther Nenning in the late 1970s / early 1980s because of his involvement in the occupation of the Hainburger Au , BAWAG withdrew from financing the award. Nenning then wanted to finance the price through a building block campaign by the members of the journalists' union, which failed.

Since the award was not financially feasible for the journalists' union, it was handed over with all rights to the Austrian Journalists Club (ÖJC). Its chairman Norbert Adam created a board of trustees of Austrian companies and institutions and was thus able to ensure the funding and regular awarding of the prize by the ÖJC since 1984. His successor, Fred Turnheim , expanded this system further. Since then, the prize has been awarded regularly by the ÖJC.

Since 2010, the prize has not been awarded every two years, but annually and in the categories online, print, radio and television.

In 2020, the award was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic .

Prize winner until 2009

year Award winners
1964 René Marcic
Oscar Pollak (posthumous)
1965 Anton Fellner
Josef Riedler
Hermann Stöger
Helmut Zilk
1966 Louis Barcata
Heinz Brantl
Hugo Portisch
Gerhard Weis
1967 Claus Gatterer
Franz Kreuzer
Norbert readers
Manfred Nayer
Karl Heinz Ritschel
Kurt Skalnik
Kuno Knöbl (sponsorship award)
1968 Jacques Hannak
Horst Knapp
Collective award Die Furche
Rita Berger
Trautl Brandstaller
Orlinda Pawek
Anton Pelinka
1969 Alfons Dalma
Kurt Vorhofer
Friedrich Scheu
Ernst Fischer
Peter Lingens (sponsorship award)
Hans Jablonka (sponsorship award)
1970 Hellmut Andics
Fritz Csoklich
Karl Grabner
Erich Lessing
Oscar Bronner (sponsorship award)
The editorial team (Austrian) " Academia " (sponsorship award)
1971 Rudolf Angerer
Rupert Gmoser
Hannes Leopoldseder
Helmut Pfitzner
Serious consolation
"Hallo" editorial staff (sponsorship award)
1972 Otto Leichter
Hubert Feichtlbauer
Hans Walter Christ and Egon Blaschka
Otto M. Fielhauer
"Anstoss" editorial staff (sponsorship award)
Ralph Grossmann and Herbert Hauk and ORF (sponsorship award)
Heide Pils (sponsorship award)
Gertrude Rafeiner (sponsorship award)
1973 Hans Dibold
Fritz Sitte
Kurt Wimmer
Wolf-Dieter Hugelmann (sponsorship award)
Hans Mahr (sponsorship award)
Editorial office "Musikbox" ORF / HF (sponsorship award)
Ursula Pasterk (sponsorship award)
Günther Poidinger (sponsorship award)
1974 Peter Sure
Paul Lendvai
Sigrid Löffler
Heinz Nussbaumer
Werner Schneyder
Georg Wailand
Götz Hagmüller (sponsorship award)
Marie Luise Kaltenegger (sponsorship award)
1975 Hermann Czekal
Team from ORF "telephoto lens"
Helmut Rome
Hermann Polz
Erwin Melchart (sponsorship award)
"Rennbahn-Express" editorial team (sponsorship award)
Werner Vogt (sponsorship award)
1976 Georg Nowotny
Günter Traxler
Trautl Brandstaller
Otto Schulmeister
"profile"
Walter Pissecker
Harald Irnberger (sponsorship award)
Richard Goll and Alfredreiber (sponsorship award)
School newspaper "KRITIK" (special price)
1977 Kuno Knöbl
Karl Löbl
Hans Koeppl
Birgit Cerha (sponsorship award)
"Minibox" / ORF (sponsorship award)
Friedrich Graupe (sponsorship award)
Walter Salzmann (sponsorship award)
1978 Paul Blaha
Axel Corti
Ronald Barazon
Manfred Scheuch
Editor "education today" (sponsorship award)
Wolfgang Haupt (sponsorship award)
1979 Josef Laschober
Gerhard Mayer
Dieter Seefranz
Hans Zerbs and Norbert Hochmayer
Editor Falter (sponsorship award)
Editor Föhn (sponsorship award)
Liselotte Palme (sponsorship award)
1980 Alfred Magaziner
Eva Deissen
" Without a muzzle " / ORF
Hans-Peter Martin (sponsorship award)
Kurt Langbein (sponsorship award)
1981 Alfred Worm
Barbara Coudenhove-Kalergi
"APROPOS" pupil u. Jugendztg. (Sponsorship award)
1982 Rudolf Nagiller
"Votes against" (sponsorship award)
" Sterz " (sponsorship award)
1984 Claus Gatterer (posthumously)
Dieter Zehentmayr
1986 Heinz Nussbaumer
1988 Reinhard Engel
1990 Hans Rauscher
1992 Friedrich Orter with camera team
Amir Esmann cameraman and Amir Malek camera assistant
Christian Ortner
1994 Harry Weber
1996 " ORIENTATION " editorial team , ORF
Christian Schüller (Honorable Recognition)
1998 Helmut Opletal
2000 Andreas Novak
2002 Armin Thurnher
2004 Alfred Driver
2006 Christoph Feurstein

Prize winners from 2010

year Print watch TV radio On-line Life's work
2010 Hans Bürger Cornelia Krebs Irene Brickner
2011 Helene Maimann Michael scrap Walter Groebchen
2012 Kurt Kuch Julia Ortner Johannes Kaup
2013 Eva Weissenberger Georg Ransmeyer Ernst Weber Editorial office neuwal
2014 Esther Mitterstieler Julius Kratky Susanne Ayoub Erich Moechel Hannes Kar
2015 Markus Schauta Editorial office of the television channel Puls 4 Johannes Gelich dossier.at
2016 Nina Horaczek Julia Kovarik , Alexandra Augustin Marlene Groihofer Stefan Kappacher Peter Lachnit
2017 Nina Strasser Nina Horowitz Christine Scheucher , Peter Waldenberger ORF - Teletext Rainer Rosenberg
2018 Nina Kreuzinger Kim Kadlec and Max Nicholls Yvonne Widler Kurt Langbein
2019 Martin Staudinger Benedict Feichtner Natasa Konopitzky Barbara Wimmer Otmar Lahodynsky
2020 Award suspended

In 2017, the Dr. Karl Renner Solidarity Prize for Journalism awarded, the winners were Deniz Yücel and Meşale Tolu . In 2018 the solidarity award went to Max Zirngast .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Dr. Karl Renner Publizistikpreis 2013. ÖJC, accessed on November 28, 2013 .
  2. a b Coronavirus - Dr. The Karl Renner Journalism Award and New Media Journalism Award 2020 are suspended. August 21, 2020, accessed on August 21, 2020 .
  3. ↑ In 2010 Christian Lerch and Brigitte Voykowitsch were also nominated in the radio category .
  4. ↑ In 2011 Johannes Kaup and Christian Lerch were also nominated in the radio category .
  5. ↑ In 2012, Christoph Kotanko and Reinhard Seiss were also nominated in the print category, Julia Kovarik in the television category, and Judith Brandner and Brigitte Voykowitsch in the radio category . See Lana Gricenko: “Dr. Karl Renner Publizistikpreis ” . ( Memento of the original from December 21, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. horizont.at, December 18, 2012 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.horizont.at
  6. ↑ In 2013 Lisa Mayr was also nominated in the print category, Florian Danner and the editorial team Am Schauplatz were also nominated in the television category, Irene Suchy and Franz Zeller in the radio category, and the ORF Online / Wiener Festwochen project in the online category
  7. Karl Renner Journalism Prize awarded . The standard ; Retrieved December 3, 2015
  8. Surprises at this year's awarding of the Dr. Karl Renner Publizistipreis . APA; Retrieved December 3, 2015
  9. ↑ In 2014, Markus Schauta and the editorial staff of the date magazine were also nominated in the category of print , Patrick Gruska and Susanne Schnabl-Wunderlich in the category of television, in the category of radio Thomas Edlinger , and in the category of online the editorial team of ORF-TVthek .
  10. Pulse 4 with a topic tag receives the “Dr. Karl Renner Publizistikpreis 2015 ”in the TV category . APA; accessed on December 24, 2015
  11. ↑ In 2015, the editorial staff of Datum magazine were also nominated in the print category, Florian Danner / Jane V. Hardy and Zoran Dobric in the television category, Judith Brandner and Maria Harmer in the radio category, and NZZ.at in the online category .
  12. Journalist Peter Lachnit honored for life's work . Article dated December 23, 2016, accessed December 23, 2016.
  13. a b derStandard.at: Karl Renner Publizistikpreis: Teletext wins the online category . Article dated December 20, 2017, accessed December 20, 2017.
  14. 40. Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Prize as the highlight of an international week of solidarity for Max Zirngast . OTS bulletin dated December 19, 2018, accessed December 19, 2018.
  15. a b nominations for the “Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Prize 2018 " . OTS announcement of October 1, 2018, accessed October 4, 2018.
  16. Barbara Wimmer received Dr. Karl Renner Journalism Prize. In: Futurezone.at . December 12, 2019, accessed December 12, 2019 .
  17. Austrian Journalists Club congratulates Mag. Barbara Wimmer on Twitter for the Dr. Karl Renner Publizistikpreis in the online category. November 6, 2019, accessed November 7, 2019 .
  18. Nominations for this year's “Dr. Karl Renner - Publizistikpreis ”have been determined. November 6, 2019, accessed November 7, 2019 .