ASME AWARDS FOR DESIGN, PHOTOGRAPHY AND ILLUSTRATION
BEST NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT DESIGN
Honors the art direction of print, digital or multiplatform stories or packages covering politics, business, science, technology, entertainment and professional sports

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The Verge-Best News and Entertainment Design

WINNER
The Verge
Nilay Patel, Editor in Chief
Kristen Radtke, Creative Director
2004 Was the First Year of the Future,” October 15

The Verge’s tribute to 2004 inspired pure jealousy among the judges in this category, leaving them nearly breathless. “This is not some interactive stroll down memory lane,” they said, “but a genius journey. The masthead scroll, the slide button to change design, the ancient Facebook feel, the use of every font available in 2004—it just keeps going . . .”


FINALISTS

National Geographic
Nathan Lump, Senior Vice President and Editor in Chief
Paul Martinez, Creative Director
Into the Amazon,” September 17 at nationalgeographic.com

 

New York
David Haskell, Editor in Chief
Thomas Alberty, Design Director
“Can the Media Survive?,” October 21-November 3

New York Times Opinion
Kathleen Kingsbury, Opinion Editor
Kate Elazegui, Creative Director
The Toll,” June 20, “The Last Survivors Speak. It’s Time to Listen,” August 6, and “At the Brink,” October 10, at nytimes.com/opinion

 

ProPublica
Stephen Engelberg, Editor in Chief
Zisiga Mukulu, Interactive Story Designer
Still Born,” February 1