Silicon.com has been named as online business publication of the year at the annual Work Foundation media awards in London this week.The Work Foundation (formerly the Industrial Society) WorkWorld awards, sponsored by Amec, celebrate excellence in print, broadcast and online journalism on subjects of work, business, management and economics.Other winners on the night included Dow Jones, the Economist, the Financial Times, BBC Radio 4's Today programme, The Money Programme and BBC Two's Newsnight.
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
UK/Business Journalism Awards
Silicon.com: silicon.com wins online business journalism award
Silicon.com has been named as online business publication of the year at the annual Work Foundation media awards in London this week.The Work Foundation (formerly the Industrial Society) WorkWorld awards, sponsored by Amec, celebrate excellence in print, broadcast and online journalism on subjects of work, business, management and economics.Other winners on the night included Dow Jones, the Economist, the Financial Times, BBC Radio 4's Today programme, The Money Programme and BBC Two's Newsnight.
Silicon.com has been named as online business publication of the year at the annual Work Foundation media awards in London this week.The Work Foundation (formerly the Industrial Society) WorkWorld awards, sponsored by Amec, celebrate excellence in print, broadcast and online journalism on subjects of work, business, management and economics.Other winners on the night included Dow Jones, the Economist, the Financial Times, BBC Radio 4's Today programme, The Money Programme and BBC Two's Newsnight.
Thursday, January 05, 2006
Internet & People & Products
Fortune/CNN Money: Internet people and products to watch
"Ever since a few college kids at theUniversity of Illinois invented the Web browser in 1993, the Internet has never been boring. But it just gets livelier and livelier. What happens on the Internet matters more every year."
"Ever since a few college kids at the
The visionary: Jimmy Wales
The hottest product: The iPod
Hottest product runner-up: The Firefox web browser
Hot technology: Voice over Internet Protocol
Hot site: Flickr
Hot Hire: Ray Ozzie
Mogul of the moment: Rupert Murdoch
Thinker to watch: Jay Rosen
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