Investigative journalism award to Adrian Mogos

BRUSSELS – 13 / 7 / 2010 – Romanian journalist Adrian Mogos has won the CEI – SEEMO award for Outstanding Merits in Investigative Journalism. Mogos is praised for his cross-border stories, among them the Slave Labour Trafficking, which was made possible through a grant from Journalismfund.eu.
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Assessment criteria

Each proposal will be assessed by the jurors on the basis of 10 criteria. For each criterion the juror will give a score of 0 (the proposal absolutely fails to meet the criterion) to 10 (the proposal fulfils the criterion completely). The criteria have a relative weight in relation to each other.

The end result is a score out of 1000. An average is taken from the scores that the 4 jurors award the proposal. A proposal that achieves an average of less than 600 out of 1000 will not be eligible for a work grant.

 

Criteria cross-border stories

Relative weight

Added value compared to mainstream coverage / a forgotten story

16

Relevance in society

12

Originality and innovative ideas

10

Original and/or innovative research methods

8

Feasibility

10

Experience of the applicant/references

4

Saleability / newsworthiness / publication in several countries

11

Work effort requirement

8

Cross border aspect

11

Networking between colleagues in different countries, common research

10

Total

100

 

 

Criteria European affairs stories

Relative weight

Added value compared to mainstream coverage / a forgotten story

16

Relevance in society

12

Originality and innovative ideas

8

Original and/or innovative research methods

6

Feasibility

10

Experience of the applicant/references

4

Saleability / newsworthiness

11

Work effort requirement

7

Being a watchdog of the EU institutions

15

Publication for an EU target group plus in one or preferably several European countries

11

Total

100