The Cavling Prize is a prestigious Danish journalist award. It is awarded annually in January to "a journalist or a group of journalists who have shown initiative and talent in the past year."[1] It is generally considered the most prestigious prize for Journalism in Denmark.

The Prize commemorates Henrik Cavling, founder of the Danish Journalists Confederation.

The prize consists of 20,000 kroner and a statuette made by George Rode depicting Henry Cavling. The prize is awarded by a committee appointed by the Danish Journalists' Federation executive committee.[2]

Recipients

  • 1945 Henrik V. Ringsted
  • 1946 Ole Vinding
  • 1947 Gunnar R. Næsselund
  • 1948 Nele Topsøe (Nele Poul Sørensen)
  • 1949 Poul Dalgaard / Anders B. Nørgaard
  • 1950 Mogens Bostrup
  • 1951 Niels Blædel
  • 1952 Aage Hastrup
  • 1953 Per Arboe Rasmussen
  • 1954 Robert Kjældgård
  • 1955 not given
  • 1956 Røde Kors Ungarn-indsamlingen (eng: Red Cross Hungary-fund raiser)
  • 1957 Ole Hansen
  • 1958 not given
  • 1959 Dan Larsen
  • 1960 Viggo Duvå
  • 1961 Willy Reunert
  • 1962 Jørgen Hartmann-Petersen
  • 1963 Poul Trier Pedersen
  • 1964 Knud Poulsen
  • 1965 Poul Dalgaard
  • 1966 Herbert Pundik
  • 1967 Hans V. Bischoff
  • 1968 Erik Nørgaard
  • 1969 Thyra Christensen
  • 1970 Leif Blædel
  • 1971 Torgny Møller
  • 1972 Leif Kjeldsen
  • 1973 The chief editors of Vejle Avis
  • 1974 Anne Wolden-Ræthinge (Ninka)
  • 1975 Nele Rue
  • 1976 Harry Rasmussen
  • 1977 Jacob Andersen / Søren Jacobsen
  • 1978 Svend Bedsted / Jens Otto Kjær Hansen
  • 1979 Jørgen Flindt Pedersen / Erik Stephensen
  • 1980 Hanne Dam
  • 1981 Henning Thøgersen / Jan Michaelsen
  • 1982 J. B. Holmgård
  • 1983 Hanne Reintoft
  • 1984 Sten Bådsgård / Jørgen Pedersen
  • 1985 Allan Graubæk / Gunner Nielsen / Henrik Thomsen
  • 1986 Alex Frank Larsen
  • 1987 The magazine Press
  • 1988 Jens J. Espersen
  • 1989 Anders Peter Mathiasen / Jeppe Juhl
  • 1990 Erik Eisenberg / Ulrik Haagerup / Martin Uhlenfeldt
  • 1991 Leif O. Dahl / Claus G. Theilgaard
  • 1992 Nils Ufer (posthumous)
  • 1993 Mikkel Hertz
  • 1994 John Mynderup
  • 1995 Christian Nordkap / Lars Rugaard / Erik Valeur
  • 1996 Henrik Grunnet / Michael Klint
  • 1997 Poul Brink
  • 1998 Tonni Vinkel Sørensen
  • 1999 Søren Funch / Jens Chr. Hansen / Erik Eisenberg
  • 2000 Kim Dahl Nielsen / Kasper D. Borch
  • 2001 Poul Høi
  • 2002 Morten Pihl / Jakob Priess-Sørensen
  • 2003 Charlotte Aagaard / Jørgen Steen Nielsen / Bo Elkjær
  • 2004 Miki Mistrati / Thomas Stokholm / Jeppe Facius / Anders-Peter Mathiasen
  • 2005 Christian Andersen / Michael Klint
  • 2006 Miriam Dalsgaard / Olav Hergel
  • 2007 Peter Øvig Knudsen
  • 2008 Morten Crone / Morten Frich / Erik Refner / Jesper Woldenhof
  • 2009 Jesper Tynell
  • 2010 Lars Nørgaard Pedersen / Asger Westh / Stine Larsen
  • 2011 Ulrik Dahlin / Anton Geist
  • 2012 Asbjørn With
  • 2013 Jeppe Gaardboe, Frederik Brun Madsen, Søren Kristensen, Michael Klint og Steen Jensen for Danmarks Radio[3]
  • 2014 Morten Pihl for Jyllands-Posten[4]
  • 2015 Puk Damsgård for Danmarks Radio[5]
  • 2016 Chris Kjær Jessen, Michael Lund / Lars Nørgaard Pedersen for Berlingske
  • 2017 Camilla Stockmann and Janus Køster-Rasmussen for Politiken and DR
  • 2018 Eva Jung, Simon Bendtsen and Michael Lund for Berlingske
  • 2019 Tea Krogh Sørensen and Morten Pihl for Jyllands-Posten

References

  1. Dansk Journalistforbund. "Cavling". Archived from the original on 17 December 2010. Retrieved 22 March 2011.
  2. "Cavlingprisen - Danmarks mest prestigefyldte journalistpris". journalistforbundet.dk. Dansk Journalistforbund.
  3. "DR-journalister får Cavlingprisen". DR. Retrieved 5 June 2016.
  4. "Journalist Morten Pihl får Cavlingprisen 2014". DR. Retrieved 5 June 2016.
  5. "DR's Puk Damsgård får Cavlingprisen". DR. Retrieved 5 June 2016.
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