Jane Pauley of 'CBS Sunday Morning' to receive Poynter Medal for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism - Poynter
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Jane Pauley will be honored with the 2025 Poynter Medal for Lifetime Achievement in Journalism during the institute's 50th anniversary celebration. With over 50 years in journalism, Pauley gained national prominence as co-host of NBC’s "Today" show in 1976. Her career includes co-anchoring "Dateline NBC" and hosting "The Jane Pauley Show." She has been the host of "CBS Sunday Morning" for nearly a decade. The Bowtie Ball will feature additional awards for Dean Baquet and G.B. Trudeau, enhancing the significance of the gala.
Jane Pauley has built a deep and meaningful relationship with her audience, characterized by genuine warmth and intelligence, making her a beloved figure in journalism.
Her career began at NBC's "Today" show in 1976, where she was a pioneering voice for women in broadcast journalism, setting a new standard for the industry.
Next year, Jane Pauley will celebrate her 10th anniversary as host of "CBS Sunday Morning," a program recognized for its thoughtful storytelling and high viewership.
The Bowtie Ball will not only honor Jane Pauley but also celebrate Poynter's 50th anniversary, highlighting the significant contributions of numerous journalists over half a century.
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