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EarthSky podcasts win award for creative excellence

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Lindsay Patterson
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January 14, 2009

EarthSky Communications announced today that it has won another W3 Award, this time in the podcast category. The W3 Awards honor creative excellence on the web.

The W3 Awards are judged by the International Academy of the Visual Arts. According to the Academy, entries are considered against a high standard of excellence based on the IAVA’s 14-year history of judging work.

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Lindsay Patterson

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Learning to love science. As a producer for EarthSky, Lindsay Patterson interviews some of the world's most fascinating scientists. Through EarthSky, her work content is syndicated on some of the world's top media websites, including USAToday.com and Reuters.com. Patterson is also charged with helping to stay in steady communication with the thousands of scientists who contribute to EarthSky's work of making the voice of science heard in a noisy world. She graduated from Colorado College with a degree in creative writing, and a keen interest in all forms of journalism and media.

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