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We'd like to thank the Academy, and our Mothers -- We Won an Utne!

Wow! We just found out -- WorldChanging was selected by Utne Magazine as their 2004 Independent Press Award winner for Best Online Cultural Coverage.

ONLINE CULTURAL COVERAGE

WorldChanging.com
Driven by a vision of progressive collaboration and reform, WorldChanging explores the democratizing potential of modern technology with sharp insight and unwavering idealism.

Thank you, Utne. And thank you, WorldChanging readers, for inspiring all of us here to do our very best to show that another world is, indeed, here.

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Comments (10)

Stefan Jones:

Congratulations!

Daniel Johnston:

Well deserved! My favourite site, though that accolade is slightly less exciting.

Lorenzo:

Congratulations, Worldchanging deserves the big prize.

Arthur Smith:

Well done James and all!

Arthur Smith:

Uh, Jamais, sorry. And Alex, Jon, Jeremy, Emily, ... Congratulations!

Congratulations!

¡Felicidades! ¡Y muchos Utne Indy Press Award más!

SB:

Congrats -- well-earned!

Miguel Ramos:

This is great news and may bring even more readers to this great site. WorldChanging is always interesting and inspiring. A well deserved recognition!

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