SND has announced the awards, but their big database isn't quite up and running, so you can't do an ego search for your name yet. Here's what they do have:

The top five winners in all 21 categories were the Los Angeles Times with 64 awards; The New York Times and its magazine with 48 awards; the Chicago Tribune, The Boston Globe and El Mundo (Madrid, Spain), including their magazines, 26 awards each; and the San Jose Mercury News with 24 awards.

Of the 203 newspapers from 32 countries winning awards, the U.S. led with 565 awards, followed by 95 awards for Spain, 50 for Canada, 46 for México, 32 for Sweden, and 30 for Germany. Other award winners included newspapers from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Japan, Norway, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Republic of China, Russia, Scotland, Singapore, Switzerland, Taiwan, The Netherlands and Turkey.

Judges from publications worldwide awarded The Times three gold medals, four silver medals and 56 awards of excellence in photography, graphics and design.

The paper also received a judge's special recognition from the 21-member panel for its photo portfolio of October's Southern California wildfires. The package also won one of the gold medals.

A two-page photo spread for a series called "Mortal Wounds" about urban violence also received top accolades.

Other winning entries included breaking news and features packages on the California recall election, the war in Iraq and the Academy Awards, as well as a collection of illustrations for The Times' Book Review covers.