BusinessWeek

B-Schools Channel on BusinessWeek.com wins best Personal Service Online for the second year in a row.

From ASME:
Personal Service Online
This category recognizes an outstanding service feature on the web. The practical advice or instruction presented should help readers either improve the quality of their personal lives or enjoy recreational interests. The category honors a site's creative use of multimedia technology, user involvement and community tools, and/or exceptional work in the blog form.

Winner
BusinessWeek.com — B-Schools: Stephen J. Adler, editor-in-chief

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BusinessWeek ranks #9 for successfully relaunching our flagship magazine and adding more Web 2.0 features to BusinessWeek.com


From BtoB:
No. 9 BusinessWeek
Redesign of venerable business title helps boost newsstand sales, overall readership

BusinessWeek, which made its debut in 1929, has adapted to changing times with a redesign of its print edition, the addition of more Web 2.0 features on its Web site and the merging of its digital and print editorial operations to improve efficiencies.

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Digital SVP Roger Neal brings an internet mindset to BusinessWeek, working to create "a fully participatory experience for business professionals."


From BtoB:
BusinessWeek.com recently entered a partnership with LinkedIn, one of the leading business networking brands.

In March, it debuted the Company Insider, a feature that lets users who are LinkedIn members view their contacts at companies featured in BusinessWeek.com articles.

BusinessWeek.com also partnered with Capital IQ, a division of McGraw-Hill's Standard & Poor's, to launch a free business and financial information center that combines BusinessWeek content with Capital IQ's global coverage of more than 350,000 public and private companies, as well as in-depth data on numerous industries and more than 1 million executives.

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