Fantastic news! [_Anatomy of an Interrogation_](https://www.retroreport.org/video/anatomy-of-an-interrogation/), the little-known story of the first and only interrogator connected to the CIA to be convicted of torturing a suspected terrorist, has been chosen as an Official Honoree by The Webby Awards!
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Latest addition to the office!
The Emmy award we won in the Best Editing category for *Go or No Go: the Challenger Legacy* has arrived!
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Retro Report wins an Emmy!
We’re incredibly excited to have won an Emmy for Best Editing for _Go or No Go: the Challenger Legacy_, which looked at the space shuttle explosion and the general nature of calamity. Watch the winning entry [here](https://youtu.be/4nzhYCYH50Q “Go or No Go: the Challenger Legacy”).
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A Search for Justice wins an Edward R. Murrow award
[_A Search for Justice_](https://www.retroreport.org/video/a-search-for-justice/), which follows up on the recent events surrounding the 1980 murder of four American nuns in El Salvador, has been awarded an RTDNA Edward R. Murrow Award for Continuing Coverage.
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Retro Report wins FOCAL International Award
Retro Report wins FOCAL International Award for _Go or No Go: The Challenger Legacy._ Watch the winning entry [here](https://youtu.be/4nzhYCYH50Q “Go or No Go; the Challenger Legacy.”)_._
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Retro Report wins a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award
Great news – our story, “A Search for Justice,” has won the RTDNA’s regional 2015 Edward R. Murrow Award for Continuing Coverage! Watch winning story here.
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Retro Report honored by The Webby Awards
We’re thrilled to announce that The Webby Awards have chosen *Go or No Go: the Challenger Legacy* as an honoree in the Best Editing category.
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Retro Report: Drawing Lessons from TV History
Back in 2013, Retro Report joined the Slow Journalism fold. Distributed by The New York Times, the organisation makes 10-12 minute mini-documentaries that revisit big news stories—mostly from the 1980s and 1990s—and investigate what has happened since. www.slow-journalism.com
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Retro Report’s “slow journalism” is a counterweight to 24/7 news
With so much information available online, especially in media as easily digestible as short-form video, there’s a pressure to know a lot instead of knowing a lot about an important issue. www.videoink.com
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A Search for Justice Screened at the Socially Relevant Film Festival
_A Search for Justice_ screened at the Socially Relevant Film Festival, which focuses on human interest stories that raise awareness and offer positive solutions through the medium of cinema. You can watch _A Search for Justice_ [here](https://www.retroreport.org/video/a-search-for-justice/ “A Search for Justice”).
