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Trade Magazines of the Year are tech pubs Computerworld, SC Magazine — ASBPE

American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) logo Two technology publications — Computerworld and SC Magazine — were named trade Magazines of the Year in a contest sponsored by the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE). Its release states:

“Computerworld beat out nine other finalists to win the prestigious award. Judges selected the magazine as the winner in the over-$2-million-in-revenues category due to its nice design, great use of illustrations, organization, and clean look. One judge said the magazine was ‘amazing for a weekly publication,’ and another said ‘it tackles timely issues and it’s well done.’

SC Magazine won in the under-$2-million category for its ‘clean design’ and ‘well organized layout.’ One of the judges said, ‘you know where you are in the publication,’ while another complimented the magazine for its quick, easy pullout data and number of entry points for the reader. The publication also won for its ability to cover relevant topics and as one judge put it, ‘to get the job done.’”

SC Magazine’s audience is IT security professionals.

The finalists were:

$2 million or more in revenues:

Architect

Associations Now

Bloomberg Businessweek (Honorable Mention)

Building Design + Construction

CFO

Computerworld (Winner)

HR Magazine

Overdrive

Restaurants & Institutions

Security Management (Honorable Mention)

Less than $2 million in revenues:

Chain Leader (Honorable Mention)

Emergency Management (Honorable Mention)

Exhibitor Magazine

Move

Oregon Business

Residential Architect

SC Magazine (Winner)

Strategy+ Business

Vineyard & Winery Management

Wearables


Founded in 1964 and now based in Wheaton, Ill., ASBPE is a professional association for editors and writers employed by business, trade, association and professional magazines,  newsletters and online publications.

A panel of judges selects 10 finalists in categories for publications with revenues of $2 million or more, and of less than $2 million, and then chooses a winner in each division. Judges from the professional B2B magazine-editing world evaluated three consecutive issues from each entrant, examining their writing, reporting, and editing; their usefulness to and interactivity with readers; editorial organization; and layout and design.
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