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USGlass and [DWM] Win Multiple ASBPE Awards
The American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) presented its Mid-Atlantic Azbee awards on April 13 in Washington, D.C. USGlass and its sister publication [DWM] magazine took home a combined four awards. The December 2022 issue of USGlass Magazine, featuring … Continue reading
KMR Publications Named Finalists for Prestigious Awards
Several Key Media & Research (KMR) magazines were named finalists in two major editorial competitions, including the 69th Jesse H. Neal awards, considered the “Pulitzer Prize of B2B journalism.” The Software & Information Industry Association presents the Neals. The December … Continue reading
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Tagged American Society of Business Publication Editors’ Azbee Awards, Dawn Campbell, Drew Vass, DWM magazine, Ellen Rogers, Jesse H. Neal Awards, Key Media & Research, Saundra Hutchison, Software & Information Industry Association, USGlass, Women in the Industry
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USGlass Magazine Recognized for Editorial Excellence
Key Media & Research (KMR), parent company to USGlass magazine, received five Azbee Awards of Excellence this week from the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE). Editor Ellen Rogers and assistant editor Jordan Scott received a Mid-Atlantic region gold award for their … Continue reading
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Tagged AGRR magazine, ASBPE awards, awards, Azbee Awards, DWM, DWM magazine, glass, glass industry, kmr, USGlass, USGlass magazine
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Planning Ahead
We’re nearing the end of 2020—and for most of us, we’ll be glad to see it go, as we look forward to the good that 2021 (hopefully) will bring. And let me add, I hope you all had a happy … Continue reading
Virtual Reality
September 2020 looks different compared to years past. For many of us, September is a month of travel—to Las Vegas or Atlanta. No one, most likely, is going to either of those cities in September, at least not for a … Continue reading
