The Pulitzer Prize, the highest prize in journalism, is called the Nobel Prize in journalism.

We receive news every day. With the rise of journalism, all countries in the world have set up awards for this, and the biggest award in the press is the Pulitzer Prize. After continuous improvement, this award was called the Nobel Prize by the press, which shows how influential it is in the world, and John F. Kennedy is the only American president who won this honor.

The biggest prize in the press, the Pulitzer Prize

News is a way of information dissemination, including words, movies, television, radio and internet, which can be called news dissemination. Because of the rise of journalism, in the 1990s, an award was set up for this industry, that is, the Pulitzer Prize, which is the biggest award in journalism at present.

Pulitzer Prize is also called Pulitzer Prize for Journalism. 19 17 was established according to the last wish of Joseph Pulitzer, an American newspaper giant, and developed into the highest honor award of American journalism in the 1970s and 1980s. Now, with the continuous improvement of the selection system, the Pulitzer Prize has become a global award and is known as the "Nobel Prize in Journalism". John F. Kennedy is the only American president who has won this honor.

Pulitzer prizes include news awards and art awards, among which news awards mainly include: public service awards, reporting awards, editing awards, cartoon awards, commentary awards, communication awards, feature awards, photojournalism awards, etc. Literary awards include novel awards, drama awards, poetry awards, American historical works awards, autobiography or biography awards and non-fiction awards; Music Creation Award 1. In addition, two special prizes were awarded.