The Journal of Commerce Wins Tabbies for Business Reporting Excellence
NEWARK, N.J., Aug. 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Journal of Commerce announced Tuesday it was honored with three Tabbie awards for excellence in business-to-business reporting by Trade Association Business Publications International.
The honors included a top gold award for editorial writing and awards for the trade and logistics publication's annual report on the United States' Top 100 Importers and Exporters and a special report on the shift in low-cost manufacturing within Asia.
These awards are important and well-deserved recognition of a publishing business and a staff of reporters, editors and analysts that are bringing unmatched insight and analysis to the world of trade and shipping, said Christine Oldenbrook, publisher of The Journal of Commerce, a unit of UBM Global Trade and its parent company, UBM LLC.
Taking the editor's column gold award, Energy Leaders addressed the shipping community's concern with energy regulation and its impact on shipping, trade and the U.S. economy. Editorial Director Paul Page looked at changes around the world that would affect American business, citing the findings of an Ernst & Young report on China's renewable-energy investment, in what judges called, a great call to action for our energy leaders.
The Journal of Commerce annual Top 100 Importers and Exporters won the bronze among special sections for its excellent use of exclusive research (and) … useful outlook information. Using data from JOC sister company PIERS and other industry sources, the ranking report also included predictions for consumer behavior and container shipping volumes and reports on various commodity groups, providing a comprehensive body of information for its readers.
Senior Editor Peter Leach's June 14 cover story, Asia's Supply Chain Shift, addressing manufacturing's move to Vietnam in Asia took honorable mention among the top B2B feature stories of 2011. It examined economic trends behind Vietnam's growth as well as the opportunities, such as potential for deeper, regional supply-chain changes, to be balanced by infrastructure challenges.
About The Journal of Commerce
Since 1827, The Journal of Commerce has been the most trusted source of intelligence for international logistics executives to help them plan global supply chains and better manage day-to-day transportation of goods and commodities in the United States and internationally. To view daily news visit www.joc.com.
To become a member of The Journal of Commerce click here. JOC members have access to our weekly print and digital magazine and Web site, as well as a 10% discount on all JOC events and trade shows, UBM Global Trade Directories and select PIERS products. Authoritative editorial content in the form of daily news, weekly analysis and regular features ensure our members have the information and data necessary to understand the issues facing trucking, rail and maritime transportation. Members enjoy access to By the Numbers, an exclusive weekly compilation of key industry statistics that provides detailed views of current market trends across all modes. Regular market intelligence reports -- utilizing PIERS trade data -- include Top 100 Imports and Exporters, quarterly Top 40 Container lines, Trans-Pacific and Trans-Atlantic Maritime Forecasts and Top Container Ports and Terminals. Market-sector supplements, including Breakbulk, Cool Cargoes, 3PL, JOC Guide to Trucking and others, ensure all modes are comprehensively covered.
About UBM Global Trade
UBM Global Trade is the leading provider of proprietary data, news, business intelligence and analytical content supporting commercial maritime, rail, trucking, warehousing and logistics industries worldwide. The company's portfolio of more than 100 online, print and interactive workflow business solutions includes The Journal of Commerce, Breakbulk, RailResource, PIERS and an array of international trade and transportation databases and directories. UBM Global Trade, a subsidiary of UBM LLC, is headquartered in Newark, NJ, with offices throughout the United States. For more information, explore www.ubmglobaltrade.com or call 800-952-3839 (+1-973-776-8660 outside the U.S. or Canada).
The honors included a top gold award for editorial writing and awards for the trade and logistics publication's annual report on the United States' Top 100 Importers and Exporters and a special report on the shift in low-cost manufacturing within Asia.
These awards are important and well-deserved recognition of a publishing business and a staff of reporters, editors and analysts that are bringing unmatched insight and analysis to the world of trade and shipping, said Christine Oldenbrook, publisher of The Journal of Commerce, a unit of UBM Global Trade and its parent company, UBM LLC.
Taking the editor's column gold award, Energy Leaders addressed the shipping community's concern with energy regulation and its impact on shipping, trade and the U.S. economy. Editorial Director Paul Page looked at changes around the world that would affect American business, citing the findings of an Ernst & Young report on China's renewable-energy investment, in what judges called, a great call to action for our energy leaders.
The Journal of Commerce annual Top 100 Importers and Exporters won the bronze among special sections for its excellent use of exclusive research (and) … useful outlook information. Using data from JOC sister company PIERS and other industry sources, the ranking report also included predictions for consumer behavior and container shipping volumes and reports on various commodity groups, providing a comprehensive body of information for its readers.
Senior Editor Peter Leach's June 14 cover story, Asia's Supply Chain Shift, addressing manufacturing's move to Vietnam in Asia took honorable mention among the top B2B feature stories of 2011. It examined economic trends behind Vietnam's growth as well as the opportunities, such as potential for deeper, regional supply-chain changes, to be balanced by infrastructure challenges.
About The Journal of Commerce
Since 1827, The Journal of Commerce has been the most trusted source of intelligence for international logistics executives to help them plan global supply chains and better manage day-to-day transportation of goods and commodities in the United States and internationally. To view daily news visit www.joc.com.
To become a member of The Journal of Commerce click here. JOC members have access to our weekly print and digital magazine and Web site, as well as a 10% discount on all JOC events and trade shows, UBM Global Trade Directories and select PIERS products. Authoritative editorial content in the form of daily news, weekly analysis and regular features ensure our members have the information and data necessary to understand the issues facing trucking, rail and maritime transportation. Members enjoy access to By the Numbers, an exclusive weekly compilation of key industry statistics that provides detailed views of current market trends across all modes. Regular market intelligence reports -- utilizing PIERS trade data -- include Top 100 Imports and Exporters, quarterly Top 40 Container lines, Trans-Pacific and Trans-Atlantic Maritime Forecasts and Top Container Ports and Terminals. Market-sector supplements, including Breakbulk, Cool Cargoes, 3PL, JOC Guide to Trucking and others, ensure all modes are comprehensively covered.
About UBM Global Trade
UBM Global Trade is the leading provider of proprietary data, news, business intelligence and analytical content supporting commercial maritime, rail, trucking, warehousing and logistics industries worldwide. The company's portfolio of more than 100 online, print and interactive workflow business solutions includes The Journal of Commerce, Breakbulk, RailResource, PIERS and an array of international trade and transportation databases and directories. UBM Global Trade, a subsidiary of UBM LLC, is headquartered in Newark, NJ, with offices throughout the United States. For more information, explore www.ubmglobaltrade.com or call 800-952-3839 (+1-973-776-8660 outside the U.S. or Canada).