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Select the Best Food Cover of the Year
Which food mag had the best cover this year? The American Society of Magazine Editors selected six finalists in the “Most Delicious Cover” category, and now we are invited to vote on it. Will it be Bon App’s ice-cream cone with the “impossible...Show More Summary
The Most Delicious Magazine Cover Contest
Back in June the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) announced a competition to determine the top magazine covers, and out of 38 entries submitted, here are the six finalists in the "Most Delicious Cover" category as chosen by a panel of judges.
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GQ, National Geo, and New Yorker Win National Magazine Awards for Photography
Award season continued last night, as the American Society of Magazine Editors announced the winners of the 2009 National Magazine Awards. PHOTO PORTFOLIO (honors creative...
@ ASME Awards: Mag Editors Protest: 'We're Not Like The Newspaper Industry'
A defensive tone crept into many of the acceptance speeches at last night's American Society of Magazine Editors magazine awards at the Time Warner Center's Rose Hall. Aside from expressing gratitude and pride in their acknowledgments,...Show More Summary
National Magazine Awards 2009: New Yorker, Esquire, Wired, Backpacker Win Big
The New Yorker, Esquire, Backpacker and Wired were the big winners at the American Society of Magazine Editors' National Magazine Awards on Thursday evening, taking home three Ellies each -- though none of the women's fashion books that were finalists won. More on Magazines
Menu: ASME CEO Sid Holt on Tonight's Ellies
Today on the mediabistro.com Morning Media Menu we're joined by Sid Holt, CEO of the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME). Holt's ASME is the group behind tonight's Ellies Awards. We talk about some of the themes of tonight's show and nominees, the mood in this tough economic time and more. Show More Summary
Spanked By the Magazine Priests (And Kinda Liking It) [Recessionomics]
Us Weekly became the third magazine in a week reprimanded by the American Society of Magazine Editors for impure ads. It's as if Us, Entertainment Weekly and ESPN the Magazine don't care about purity!ASME can't really do much to renegade publications, as explained earlier this month in the New York Times. Show More Summary
ASME: Us Weekly Violated Edit Guidelines With Cover
The American Society of Magazine Editors said another magazine, Us Weekly, violated ASME’s editorial guidelines that are designed to protect magazines’ editorial integrity. ...
Magazine Organization Slams EW, ESPN The Magazine For Cover Ads
The American Society of Magazine Editors has criticized both Entertainment Weekly and ESPN the Magazine for running ads on the front cover of their magazines, arguing that both violate guidelines designed to maintain the industry's editorial...Show More Summary
Update: 'ESPN' Mag's Wrist Tingly from ASME Slap
Some time back, I pointed out that ESPN The Magazine had turned part of its cover into a Powerade ad, in apparent violation of guidelines set forth by the American Society of Magazine Editors. ASME didn't have much to say about it at...Show More Summary
ASME Cites ESPN the Magazine, EW
American Society of Magazine Editors said the titles violated its editorial guidelines that call the front cover and spine of a magazine editorial space that shouldn’t be used for advertising. ...
Mag editors group criticizes EW, ESPN mag covers
AdAge.com The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) objects to ESPN's April 6 cover, which is half-obscured by an ad flap that says "You Wouldn't Settle for an Incomplete Cover," and, less prominently, "Advertisement." Nat Ives...Show More Summary
'Scholastic' Keeps Cover Ads Despite ASME Slap
No word yet from the American Society of Magazine Editors on what, if anything, it has to say about ESPN The Magazine's latest cover, which features an advertisement that certainly seems to challenge the group's guidelines on ad/edit...Show More Summary
Is That an Ad on the Cover of 'ESPN'?
The slippery slope gets more slippery still. Having seen Esquire applauded by the American Society of Magazine Editors for implanting an ad within its cover, ESPN The Magazine is taking things further with an ad unit that, on the face...Show More Summary
Magazine award nominees announced
The American Society of Magazine Editors has announced the finalists for its 44th annual awards. The New Yorker leads the pack with 10 nominations, in the categories of general excellence, reporting, feature writing, essays, columns and commentary, reviews and criticism,...
National Magazine Award Photo Nominations Announced
The American Society of Magazine Editors announced the nominations for the 2009 National Magazine Awards yesterday. In the three photography categories, most of the nominated...
National Magazine Awards Finalists Announced
The American Society of Magazine Editors announced finalists for its National Magazine Awards on Wednesday, with perpetual honoree The New Yorker leading the number of nominees. The New Yorker, the most decorated magazine in award history, had 10 nominations, including in the coveted general excellence category. It was followed by GQ with eight nominations, a new [...]
New Yorker Leads Ellies Noms With 10
The New Yorker once again led the list of finalists for the American Society of Magazine Editors’ prestigious National Magazine Awards, which were announced today. ...
Scholastic Parent & Child's cover ad violates ASME rules
New York Times The April issue cover with a Smilebox ad "has the potential to tell readers advertisers that editorial is for sale," says American Society of Magazine Editors chief exec Sid Holt. Scholastic Parent & Child editor Nick Friedman isn't an ASME member so the violation of guidelines has no effect on his magazine.
ASME Broadens Online Magazine Awards
In its call for National Magazine Awards entries for 2009, the American Society of Magazine Editors has split the General Excellence Online category into two, reflecting the maturing of online media. ...