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Multiple wins for AUT Media

26 Jun 2009

idealog

Idealog

Multiple wins,  bestselling accolades for AUT publishing arm AUT Media

Four  major awards at the 2009 MPA Magazine Awards have gone to the AUT Media magazine  title Idealog

Idealog was  awarded Magazine of the Year (Business), Designer of the Year (Business), Cover  of the Year (Business) and Best Use of Photography.

Editorial  director Vincent Heeringa says the accolades reflect significant investment in  “good people and good ideas”.

“We’ve  worked hard on our titles, we’re very proud of their success and we really  appreciate the recognition from our peers in the magazine industry.”

Heeringa  says art director Adrian Clapperton is the toast of his industry today after  winning the Supreme Designer of the Year and Cover of the Year for his work on Idealog

“We  make magazines that people want to read, and a big part of that is their  top-notch design and illustration,” he says. “Adrian’s work means reading Idealog is always a pleasure. He  deserves his plaudits.”

This  year AUT Media has also published the bestselling children’s book Awesome Aotearoa: A Kids' History of New Zealand, written by Margaret Mahy.
Awesome  Aotearoa repeatedly topped Nielsen Bookscan’s weekly bestseller charts for  children and teens. 

AUT Media  is the first New Zealand  publisher to publish a Mahy book in over 20 years.
“This is  such an honour for us and something we’re really proud of, especially given we  are only two years old as a press,” says Heeringa.
 
AUT Media

AUT  Media is the university press for AUT  University. AUT Media  publishes Idealog magazine and also  books including Awesome Aotearoa Margaret  Mahy’s History of New Zealand, the best selling children’s book.
 
For more information contact:

Vincent  Heeringa
09 966 0991
021 845 693
vincent@hbmedia.co.nz


For  more information about AUT Media contact:

Tiffany  White
09 921 9241
Tiffany.White@aut.ac.nz

Last updated: 26 Jun 2009 5:01pm

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