The winners of the "DOT-Journalism 2023" were announced during solemn ceremony on December 15 at the Runet Prize 2023. This is a competition for journalists writing about domains and other Internet addressing systems, which is held by the Coordination Center for TLD .RU/.РФ with the support of the Russian Association of Electronic Communications (RAEC), the Smart Internet Foundation and an accredited domain name registrar in .RU and .РФ REG.RU.
This year the competition attracted the attention of many talented authors who presented about 400 writings — articles, reports and analytical materials covering events and trends in the domain industry and other Internet addressing systems.
An expert jury carefully assessed all submitted works, and named the best DOT-Journalists:
- Yulia Melnikova (Comnews.ru) in the “Most About Domains” category
- Pavel Khramtsov (“Internet from the Inside” magazine) in the “What’s inside?” category
- Dmitry Bevza (RG.RU) in the “Domain Refreshment Break" – How the Industry Lives” category
- Tatyana Isakova (Kommersant) and Ivan Chernousov (Izvestia) in the “Domain (un)safety” category
- Roman Kildyushkin (Gazeta.RU) in the “About Domains in Detail” category
And the winners of the special nomination of the Coordination Center “Domain Disputes” were Yuri Litvinenko and Nikita Korolev (Kommersant).
“This year the jury had a very difficult task in choosing the best of the best - many publications submitted to the competition were worthy of victory. We see how the quality of publications improves every year, the range of issues expands, and reader interest in domain-specific topics grows. Our laureates have a great influence on the popularization of domain themes among their readers, which generally affects the growth of the industry that we are seeing now,” said Andrey Vorobyev, Director of the Coordination Center for TLD .RU/.РФ.
You can lern the materials of the laureates on the competition website.
The winners of the competition for aspiring online journalists and bloggers “DOT-Journalist. Juncors" are:
- In the “IT Teacher” nomination: Eva Kim, Amir Bukharov and Karina Golubykh for creating the podcast “Teachers and the Internet”, Ilya Shmanin for the interview “Physics and Physics teacher in the Digital World” and Artyom Mikhalev for the interview “Teacher Anastasia Mikhaleva: “ICT Helps Me in Physical Education Lessons.”
- In the nomination “Technology in Education”: Grigory Yakovenko and Yaroslav Shalaiko for the report “Preparation for the Basic State Examination, or Digital Technologies in Education”, Sofya Chepysheva, Anna German and Sofia Sukhikh for the report “Information Technologies and Artificial Intelligence”, as well as Sofia Belova and Daniil Lebedev for the report “Modern Technologies in Specialized Classes.”
- In the nomination “Russian Language on the Internet”: Angelina Zherdeva and Kira Koldomova for the report “The Influence of the Internet on the Russian Language”, Konstantin Kurgansky for the article “Russian Language on the Internet: Who Uses it and How; How It is Changing Thanks to the Internet” and Ivan Krut for the article “Russian Language on the Internet”.
And a special jury prize was given to Iren Chalyan for the report “Cybersecurity” and Arina Kapustyanskaya for the article “Chat GPT Threat to the Education System?”
All winners received diplomas and valuable gifts.
Once again, we congratulate all the winners of the “DOT-Journalism 2023” and “DOT Journalist. Juncors" and wish them further creative success and new heights!
