IDG Wins 36 Awards at 2003 American Society of Business Publications Editors’ National Awards Ceremony
BOSTON, MA – JUNE 20, 2003 – International Data Group (IDG), the world's leading technology media company, today announced it captured 36 national awards at the American Society of Business Publication Editors' (ASBPE) National Awards Ceremony held last night in Washington, DC.
This year, IDG's CIO and CSO received "honorable mentions" for Magazine of the Year. In addition, IDG's Bio-IT World, Computerworld, Macworld, InfoWorld, PC World, CSO and CIO captured a total of 36 awards, more than any other technology publisher this year. Overall IDG properties dominated the ASBPE Awards, winning more than 75 regional and national awards.
IDG publications were honored by ASBPE in the following national categories:
DESIGN:
Gold: Bio-IT World, Front Cover News Tabloid (less than 80,000), Mark Gabrenya, October 2002
Gold: CSO, New Publication Design, September 2002
Gold: Macworld, Publication Redesign, April 2002
Gold: Computerworld, Front Cover News Tabloid (more than 80,000): "XML Goes to Washington," Julie D'Errico, October 7, 2002
Gold: Computerworld, Information Graphics, Issue 27, Computerworld Design Team, July 1, 2002
Silver: Bio-IT World, Front Cover News Tabloid (less than 80,000), Mark Gabrenya, August 2002
Silver: Bio-IT World, Opening Page or Spread – "Clinical Trial Data Management: Tortured By Paper" (August 2002), Mark Gabrenya
Silver: CIO, Overall Typography, August 2002
Silver: CSO, Contents Page, October 2002
Silver: CSO, Overall Typography, September, October 2002
Silver: Computerworld, Front Cover News Tabloid (more than 80,000): "Luck of the Draw," Stephanie Faucher, October 28, 2002
Bronze: Computerworld, Front Cover News Tabloid (more than 80,000): "A New Vigilance," Julie D'Errico, September 9, 2002
Bronze: Macworld, Feature Article Design: "Tame Jaguar," November 2002
Bronze: CIO, Opening Page: "KM the Right Way," July 15, 2002
Bronze: PC World, Front Cover Computer Generated: "The Ultimate How-To Guide," June 2002
Bronze: InfoWorld, Information Graphics, February 2002
EDITORIAL:
Gold: Bio-IT World, Feature Series – "Pharmacogenomics" (September, October 2002), Malorye Branca
Gold: CIO, Feature Article: "The Meter is Running," by Scott Berinato, January 15, 2002
Gold: Macworld, Special Supplement: "Total OS X," Spring 2002
• Gold: Computerworld, News Article: "Microsoft Deals as Fiscal Year Closes," Carol Sliwa, Don Tennant and Julie D'Errico, June 24, 2002
Silver: CIO, Case History: "Can American Keep Flying," by Todd Datz, November 1, 2002
Silver: CSO, Individual Profile: "The Human Touch," by Sarah D. Scalet, September 2002
Silver: PC World, Regular Column Contributed, "Consumer Watch," Edward Albro, September, October 2002
Bronze: CIO, Technical Article: "The ROI of Security," by Scott Berinato, February 15, 2002
Bronze: CIO, Special Section: "State of the CIO," March 1, 2002
Bronze: Computerworld, Signed Editorial: "Uncle Sam Wants You" and "The Big Secret," Patricia Keefe, September 2, 2002 and May 13, 2002
Bronze: Computerworld, Regular Column Contributed: "Proxy Server Serves to Block Porn-Surfing Slackers," and "Virus Attacks Can Enter Through Many Doors," Mathias Thurman, Robert Mitchell, Tommy Peterson and Julie Bronze: Computerworld, News Article: "Wireless LANS: Trouble in the Air," Bob Brewin, Dan Verton and Jennifer DiSabatino, January 14, 2002
WEB SITES:
Gold: CIO, Interactive Community-Best Practice Exchange
Gold: CSOOnline.com, New Web Publication
Gold: Computerworld, Original Web News Section, November 18, 2002
Gold: PC World, Original Web Database: "Product Finder"
Silver: CIO.com, Overall Web Publication
Silver: InfoWorld, Original Web Commentary
Bronze: CSOOnline.com, Overall Web Publication
Bronze: CSO, Overall Web Commentary: "The Homeland Brand," by Scott Berinato, August 29, 2002
Founded in 1964, the ASBPE is the only professional association in the United States exclusively for full-time and freelance editors and writers employed in business, professional, association and trade magazines, and their associated websites. The organization received 2,256 submissions for this year's Excellence Awards, the second largest number of entries ever for this competition. The contest is the largest and most competitive awards program honoring the hard work and commitment to excellence by trade publication editors and graphic designers. Earlier this month, IDG publications were honored regionally at Eastern and Western awards ceremonies.
About International Data Group (IDG)
Headquartered in Boston, International Data Group (IDG) informs more people about information technology than any other company in the world and is the leading global provider of IT media, research, conferences and events. IDG publishes more than 300 newspapers and magazines in 85 countries, led by the Computerworld, InfoWorld, Macworld, Network World, PC World, and CIO global product lines. IDG offers online users the largest network of technology-specific sites around the world through IDG.net (www.idg.net), which comprises more than 330 websites in 70 countries. IDG is also a leading producer of 168 computer-related events in 35 countries, and research arm International Data Corporation (IDC) provides computer industry research and analysis through 51 offices in 43 countries worldwide. Company information is available at www.idg.com.