CONTROL DESIGN magazine has been named one of the 10 Best Trade Magazines in the U.S. by the American Society of Business Publication Editors, in ASBPE's 2005 Magazine of the Year competition.
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) has named CONTROL DESIGN magazine one of the Top 10 Best Trade Magazines in the U.S. for 2005. ASBPEs Top 10 list, an outgrowth of our Magazine of the Year competition, recognizes the hard work and commitment of business and professional publications, said Tina Barbaccia, ASBPE 2005 Competition Chair. Each year we evaluate a large number of very fine magazines. Such an award is a most prestigious acknowledgement that your work meets high standards of excellence and is at the top of your profession.Judging is based on five criteria: quality of writing, reporting and editing; value and usefulness to the reader; editorial organization; interaction with readers; and layout and design. Our five Magazine of the Year judges are not journalism celebrities, continued Barbaccia. They are in the trenches editorsyour peersso this is a well-deserved honor.CONTROL DESIGN was recognized as a Top 10 magazine in the under 80,000 circulation division at the ASBPE National Awards ceremony held June 21st in Cleveland.To view the Top 10 Best Trade Magazines in the U.S., click here.
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CONTROL DESIGN magazine has been named one of the 10 Best Trade Magazines in the U.S. by the American Society of Business Publication Editors, in ASBPE's 2005 Magazine of the Year competition.
