2007 Magazine Award Winners
The 2007 National Magazine Awards are an interesting snapshot of our times. The winners include:
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists was recognized for General Excellence, beating out finalist The Virginia Quarterly Review.
Wired beat The Economist in their circulation class. Vanity Fair won both the Public Interest and Columns and Commentary categories. The Single Topic Issue winner was the American Express Departures Latin American issue (Not available online without subscription). In the Excellence in Reporting category, Esquire's report on the 2004 attack on the Russian school in Beslan beat out the IEEE Spectrum's report on restoring electricity to Iraq, Reengineering Iraq.
Finally, the Interactive Service category winner was Business Week's B-School Channel.
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists was recognized for General Excellence, beating out finalist The Virginia Quarterly Review.
Wired beat The Economist in their circulation class. Vanity Fair won both the Public Interest and Columns and Commentary categories. The Single Topic Issue winner was the American Express Departures Latin American issue (Not available online without subscription). In the Excellence in Reporting category, Esquire's report on the 2004 attack on the Russian school in Beslan beat out the IEEE Spectrum's report on restoring electricity to Iraq, Reengineering Iraq.
Finally, the Interactive Service category winner was Business Week's B-School Channel.
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