Editor & Publisher announced the 2021 EPPY Award Winners & Finalists on November 1.
The Boston Globe won best daily newspaper website (1 million or more unique visitors) for BostonGlobe.com. The judges commented,
“BostonGlobe.com reflects the diverse, exciting and intense nature of its home, providing a great resource to their community.”
The Globe was also a finalist in the best investigative/enterprise feature category for “Behind the Shield” and in the best investigative/enterprise video category for “A Beautiful Resistance”.
This year’s EPPY Awards received more than 400 entries, across more than 40 diverse categories, that included best use of sponsored/ branded content, best use of social media/ crowdsourcing, best radio & TV Websites, and more.
Entries came from media companies large and small wold-wide, that included local news publishing, broadcast networks, cable news & sports networks, international pureplay Websites, niche content publishers, as well as many colleges and universities.
Our congratulations go out to The Boston Globe and all the winners!
The New England Newspaper and Press Association assisted with 
Chris Zoeller has worked in the newspaper industry for over 23 years, and as a part of The Post and Courier for the past 16 years. As the Chief Marketing and Opportunity Officer, she oversees marketing and the evolving role it plays in growing audience and revenue. Chris also leads the event division where The Post and Courier produces smaller scale B2B and B2C events around content pillars, large expos and recently a new Bicycle Across South Carolina event and Steeplechase of Charleston. She uses her past experience and creative mind to see beyond what’s in front of her to create the best results for her team, both based on finances and marketability. In Chris’ free time you’ll probably find her snapping an instagram pic at the newest restaurant in town, while spending quality time with her family and friends.
Tanisha Leonard is the president of RTM360°, a cultural marketing firm that creates unique communications programs geared towards the African American community. In addition to the day-to-day management of RTM360° Tanisha is a key member of the executive team for RTM360’s parent company, Real Times Media, driving business growth via the development of custom marketing programs and partnership opportunities related to its six flagship brands— Atlanta Tribune: The Magazine, the Atlanta Daily World, Who’s Who In Black, the Chicago Defender, the Michigan Chronicle, and the New Pittsburgh Courier. She also serves on the board of directors of the Local Media Foundation.