Zeitenspiegel

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Zeitenspiegel Reportagen
Industry Print, Publishing, News
Founded1976
FounderUli Reinhardt
Headquarters Weinstadt, Germany
RevenueIncrease2.svg 1,7 million (2008)
Website www.zeitenspiegel.de

Zeitenspiegel Reportagen is an agency of writers and photographers based in Weinstadt, near Stuttgart, Germany. The agency works for all of the major German magazines such as Stern , Focus , GEO , and Die Zeit , as well as international newspapers and magazines.

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In 2008, Zeitenspiegel members received awards, including the Ernst Schneider Award of the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce and a first-place finish in the European Parliament Prize for Journalism. The agency’s signature style is reportage, the process of reporting news. [1]

Journalism Academy

The Zeitenspiegel-Reportageschule Günter Dahl trains the next generation of feature journalists. The Zeitenspiegel members and renowned reporters and photographers share their skills and knowledge with young people in one-year courses. The Zeitenspiegel-Reportageschule Günter Dahl was voted the second-best Journalism Academy in Germany on journalismus.com. [2]

Hansel Mieth Prize

Since 1998, Zeitenspiegel has presented annual awards to members for reporting on socially relevant themes in memory of its honorary member Johanna “Hansel” Mieth. The Hansel Mieth Prize is presented to a reporter-photographer team for a completed feature in German, published or unpublished. Up-and-coming journalists can compete for the annual Gabriel Grüner Grant, which funds research on an exceptionally promising story. [3] Zeitenspiegel dedicates this award to its member and friend Johanna Hansel Mieth of Santa Rosa, California (1909-1998). [4] The Hansel Mieth Prize is one of the most important honors in German journalism; text and photos are judged equally, in terms of the quality of journalism and social relevance. In 2022, the prize was 6,000 euros. [5] [6]

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  2. http://www.journalismus.com/_talk/showthread.php?t=26682 "Welche Journalistenschule ist die Beste?"
  3. http://www.spiegel.de/kultur/gesellschaft/0,1518,221045,00.html "Gabriel-Grüner-Stipendium"
  4. http://www.zeitenspiegel.de/en/preis/ "Hansel Mieth Prize"
  5. Hansel-Mieth-Preis und Gabriel-Grüner-Stipendium
  6. Zeitenspiegel Reportages - Hansel Mieth Prize 2022