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PTC New Journalist of the Year Awards 2007 Friday 16 November
Let’s face it – whoever said it’s the taking part that matters most was just plain wrong. Winning is everything! That’s why we love awards. They give us the chance to compete with the best and achieve the recognition we deserve. And what could be more rewarding than seeing the new names you’ve trained and nurtured walking away with a top industry prize? You know you have every chance of seeing your new editors, section editors, journalists and designers sweep the boards at the PTC New Journalist of the Year Awards because you saw their potential, mentored them and gave them opportunities that stretched them and built their confidence. So now, you want to see them acknowledged as rising stars in the industry – and see your title beat off the competition! To check out the categories and download an entry form go to
The overall winner is chosen from the journalist and designer winners in the professional business and consumer categories and the 2007 PTC New Journalist of the year is: New Editor of the Year The 2007 awards presenters were Morgan Rees, editor, Men's Health, Natmag Rodale, and PPA consumer magazine editor of the year 2007 and Richard Vize, editor, HSJ, Emap Communications and PPA business and professional magazine editor of the year 2007.
New Editor of the Year Moray Laing, Doctor Who Adventures, BBC Worldwide Ed Blomfield, White Lines Snowboard Magazine, Factory Media Roxanne McMeaken, Daltons Business Magazine, CMP Information Ltd Jo Haynes, Pulse/pulsetoday.co.uk, CMP Medica/CMP Information Michael Butcher, Reveal, ACP-Natmag New Section Editor of the Year Zoe Briance, www.easylivingmagazine.com, Condé Nast Laura Jane MacBeth, Sugar, Hachette Filipacchi Ian Taylor, BBC Focus, BBC Magazines, Bristol Richard Fisher, New Scientist, Reed Business Information Claer Barrett, www.propertyweek.com, Property Week Mark Shepherd, www.propertyweek.com, Property Week New Designer of the Year Rachel Dickens, BBC Focus, BBC Magazines, Bristol Richard Spencer, Zoo, Emap Consumer Media Sasha Fuller, Sugar, Hachette Filipacchi Ruth Roberts, Kingpin Skateboarding Europa, Factory Media Mishka Westell, BBC Wildlife, BBC Magazines, Bristol Ziggi Baker, Playstation Official Magazine, Future Publishing Amie Causton, PC Gamer, Future Publishing New Business News Journalist of the Year Lilian Anekwe, Pulse, CMPMedica Mike Nagle, www.drugresearcher.com, Decision News Media Victoria Gill, Chemistry World, Royal Society of Chemistry Vikki Miller, Building, CMP Information Patrick Smith, Press Gazette, Wilmington Business Information Jonathan Brasse, www.propertyweek.com, Property Week Mike Phillips, www.propertyweek.com, Property Week Jamie Carpenter, Regeneration & Renewal, Haymarket Media Group New Business Features Journalist of the Year Gemma Ware, Professional Fundraising/www.professionalfundraising.co.uk, Plaza Publishing Victoria Gill, Chemistry World, Royal Society of Chemistry Dan Stewart, Building, CMP Information Vikki Miller, Building, CMP Information Sarah Richardson, Building, CMP Information Patrick Smith, Press Gazette, Wilmington Business Information Deidre Hipwell, www.propertyweek.com, Property Week Jon Young, New Civil Engineer, Emap Construct New Consumer Specialist/Customer Magazine Journalist of the Year Josephine Davies, Sunday Times Travel Magazine, News Magazines Jheni Osman, BBC Focus, BBC Magazines, Bristol Ben Birchall, www.dcmag.co.uk, Future Publishing Richard Fisher, New Scientist, Reed Business Information Rachel Cocker, Reveal, ACP-Natmag Sara Williams, Casebook, Medical Protection Society Nicky Williams, Men’s Health/ menshealth.co.uk, Natmag Rodale Clare Lomas, Nursing Times, Emap New Consumer Journalist of the Year Daniel Trilling, New Statesman, New Statesman Mark Bigault, Practical Motorhome, Haymarket Publishing Paolo Bandini, Guardian Unlimited, Guardian News & Media Ltd Andrew Hankinson, FHM, Emap Consumer Media Rosie Ifould, Psychologies, Hachette Filipacchi Katie Mulloy, Look, IPC Media Carly Hobbs, Love It!, News Magazines Ltd Kelly Ellis, Love It!, News Magazines Ltd Dan Jones, Men’s Health, Natmag Rodale Most Promising Student Shyamantha Asokan, Goldsmiths College University of London Robert Colville, University College Falmouth Claire Daly, Goldsmiths College University of London Martin Pilkington, University of Central Lancashire Josh Widdicombe, City University Will Henley, City University Eleanor Harding, City University Nick Duxbury, City University This year's masterclass consisted of three exciting sessions led by well-known industry professionals. Topics such as the future of print, cross-platform publishing and the changing needs of readers were tackled. If you weren't there, here's what you missed -
The student lunches and cocktail reception are sponsored by PTC's overall training sponsor UPM-Kymmene. The awards are organised and judged by members of the PTC Editorial Training Consultants Committee and industry specialists. Call 020 7404 4166 or email rachel.hayim@ppa.co.uk or go to www.ptcnewjournalist.com for information on the 2007 PTC awards. Talent spotting? Check out the 2006 and 2005 PTC New Journalist of the Year Winners as see how far they've gone........
2006 PTC New Journalist of the Year Award Winners
The overall winner is chosen from the individual category winners and the 2006 PTC New Journalist of the year is: New Online Journalist of the Year: New Consumer Specialist or Customer Magazine Journalist of the Year New Magazine Designer of the Year New Business Features Journalist of the Year New Consumer General Weekly Journalist of the Year Most Promising Student of the Year The 2006 awards presenters were Isabel Allen, The Architects Journal, Emap Construct, PPA professional and magazines editor of the year 2006 and Gill Hudson, Radio Times, BBC Magazines, PPA consumer magazines editor of the year 2006 2006 PTC New Journalist of the Year Shortlist New Consumer Specialist/Customer Magazine Journalist of the Year Sponsored by Future Publishing Henry Catchpole, EVO Magazine, EVO Publishing Sarah Davis, Bob the Builder / The Tweenies, Learn with the Tweenies, BBC Magazines Amanda Hyde, The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, River Publishing Barry Keating, DVD Review, Future Publishing Tom Rayner, MotorCycle News, Emap Automotive Liz Thomas, The Stage Newspaper, The Stage New Consumer General Weekly Journalist of the Year Sponsored by IPC Media Rachel Cocker, Reveal, ACP-NatMag Partnership Caroline Corcoran, More, Emap Elan Rosie Mullender, Love It!, News Magazines Ltd Clair Stretton, Real People, ACP-NatMag Partnership Sarah Thorne, TV Times, IPC Media New Consumer General Monthly Journalist of the Year New Business News Journalist of the Year New Business Features Journalist of the Year New Magazine Designer of the Year Most Promising Student Journalist of the Year A-lists, blacklists and hotpants! Empire editor Mark Dinning spends this session focusing on the Celebrity Interview drawing from seven years of his encounters with some of the biggest egos on the planet! Mark will cover how to draw out the most newsworthy and explosive quotes from your interviewee, the art of unlocking particularly awkward subjects, the etiquette of The Hollywood Junket, and how to ask those difficult questions without being blacklisted by agents and publicists. As a bonus there will also be exclusive, and no doubt invaluable, tips on how to survive an entire day in the pub with Colin Farrell and the perils of interviewing Angelina Jolie in hotpants. (Angelina being the one in the hotpants, obviously.) Pitch: hitch or ditch? Magazines fail without consistently great and winning ideas generation. In this session, Sara Cremer, editor, Eve, and Jim Douglas, editorial director, Future Publishing, explain why creativity is the lifeblood of magazines, explore the general principles of creative thinking and demonstrate tried and tested ways to kick start ideas, including reading your reader’s thoughts and finding that much needed inspiration in unlikely places. The good, the bad and the ugly Heat editor, Mark Frith, and Soo Abram, editorial design manager at Reed Business Information, compare the design elements of business professional and consumer publishing. Including a before-and-after redesign sample, the team will demonstrate how things that look mediocre can be improved and evolved into a new and workable form. This hopes to be an informative and entertaining masterclass - the only dilemma being how to equate the front covers of Heat and Farmer's Weekly without mentioning udders... Mags, rags and riches Drawing from their own experience two top editors guide you through key career development stages, from perfecting your CV to impressing at interviews and knowing which career move is best for you. Sound advice is invaluable at any stage of a career, but even more when you are just starting out; Giles Barrie, editor, Property Week, and the 2005 PTC New Journalist of the Year, Stuart Hood, incoming editor, FHM, share their tips on getting ahead and getting noticed.
2005 PTC New Journalist of the Year Award Winners
PTC 2005 New Journalist of the Year Overall winner...... New business news journalist of the year New consumer general weekly journalist of the year New consumer general monthly journalist of the year New consumer specialist/customer magazine journalist of the year New magazine designer of the year New online journalist of the year Most promising student journalist of the year |
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2007 PTC New Journalist of the Year Award Winners