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2001:

• American Society of Business Publications Editors (ASBPE) - Best Original Web Commentary, Best Original Web Database, Best Technical Article, Best Front Cover, Best Special Section, Best Regular Column
  
  
• American Business Media's Jesse H. Neal Business Journalism Award - Best Single Article

• Folio's Editorial Excellence Award - Best Trade Magazine, Science and Technology Category

• American Business Media's Jesse H. Neal Business Journalism Award Finalist

• Maggie Award for Best Computer & Telecommunications (trade) Publication
  
  
• Finalist for Computer Press Award - Best Online Site

This competition recognizes the hard work and commitment to excellence by business, trade, professional, and association publication editors and editorial designers. These prestigious awards convey respect, recognize accomplishment, build confidence and contribute to success. Since ASBPE is an editors-only organization, an ASBPE award is true peer-to-peer recognition and an acknowledgment from experienced colleagues of excellence.

Jesse H. Neal Business Journalism Award - www.americanbusinessmedia.com

Often hailed for its preeminence as the "Pulitzer Prize of the business press," the Neal Award is the business publishing industry's yearly salute to individual editors for outstanding editorial excellence. Winning entries were selected for contribution to the field the publication services, as well as for journalistic enterprise, and editorial craftsmanship. Entries are divided into three classifications of business publications, according to the publication's revenues in advertising and circulation, with seven editorial categories within each size classification. The awards are named after ABM's first managing director who remained active in promoting the business press throughout his life.

Folio's Editorial Excellence Award - www.folioshow.com or www.intertecevents.com/awards/eea/winners_2000.html

This unique competition is one in which magazines are judged not against their competitors, but by standards set by their own editors. Entrants are judged on how well they fulfill their mission statements, the quality of their content, and, to a lesser extent, overall design and production.

Maggie Award

The Maggies have been called the Oscars for magazines.

Computer Press Award - www.computerpress.org