IoS writer picks up top award
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Your support makes all the difference.t DAVID AARONOVITCH, columnist and television critic for the Independent on Sunday, was named Broadcast Journalist of the Year at last week's What the Papers Say awards.
t He received the Peter Black Award for writing about broadcasting, with judges commenting: "He brings an intelligent and sophisticated style to the subject - a style which relates TV programmes, not just to other TV programmes, but to real life."
t David Aarononvitch's award was the third accolade within days for Independent on Sunday journalists. In last week's prestigious British Picture Editors' Awards, two IoS photographers - David Rose and Rui Xavier - received special recognition for their black and white photography. The Independent was named Newspaper of the Year at the same awards.
Today's Aaronovitch column: Section 2, page 9
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