IEEE Spectrum took home the Grand Neal, top prize at the annual Jesse H. Neal Awards, which honored the best in business journalism in a video presentation uploaded Friday afternoon, pivoting to a virtual event for the first time in lieu of an originally scheduled luncheon on March 27. "This is a big change for all of us," remarked Chelsea Emery, editor-in-chief of Financial Planning and host of the video ceremony. "But it also means we have the largest audience in Neals history." Typically given to the best single entry across all of the award program's 21 categories, this year's Grand Neal went to "Project Moon Base," a multi-part package published in IEEE Spectrum's July 2019 issue about building the first permanent settlement in space. It marks the fourth Grand Neal for the engineering and applied sciences journal, which previously earned the honor in 2007, 2010 and 2013. The Grand Neal was one of four total awards won by IEEE Spectrum, a total matched by Randall-Reilly's Overdrive magazine, while Arizent's Financial Planning and BNP Media's Engineering News-Record earned three awards each. At the company level, ALM led the pack with six total wins, followed by Arizent and Winsight Media with five each. In addition to the 53 standard awards (most categories were broken into two or three groups of finalists, based on brand revenue), four awards were given to individuals. The Timothy White Award for Editorial Integrity, honoring editors who display courage in standing... Continue reading at 'Folio Magazine'
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The book review journal Kirkus Reviews is awarding prizes for the best fiction, nonfiction, and young readers' books for the first time this year. Here's the full list of nominees. Continue reading at The Christian Science Monitor
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Book retailer Barnes & Noble this morning revealed that 63 of its stores have been victims of PIN pad tampering, following an internal investigation of "every PIN pad in every store" (just under 700 locations). B&N calls the tampering, "a sophisticated criminal effort to steal credit... Continue reading at Engadget
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