Association of Online PublishersHelping media owners build better digital business
21 Mar 2013 
Due to unprecedented demand we are extending the entry deadline for this year's awards to 5pm on Tuesday 2nd April, this is the first working day after Easter. So if you thought you didn't have time to submit your entry - now you have!
We’re looking for the best, brightest and boldest digital successes.
We know that digital media owners come in all shapes and sizes and to level the playing field we are asking four key questions of each individual entry: what were your objectives?; what resources did you have?; how did it actually work on a practical level?; and of course, most importantly of all, what results did those efforts achieve? There are 18 categories, including three new ones (full list is here) covering commercial and editorial aspects of digital publishing. To help with your entry Michael Nutley, Chairman of Judges, has set out what he’s looking for in an open letter on our website. Top marks will be given for market understanding, innovation and performance so make sure your entry is as detailed as possible. Michael says: “Sometimes big is beautiful and an entry will win because the judges can see where every penny was spent to achieve massive impact. But on other occasions ingenuity triumphs and a small project will punch way above its weight.” The judges’ shortlist will be published in April with the winners announced at a special gala dinner at Camden’s Roundhouse on 6 June. View the full list of categories here For details of how to enter the awards, click here Last year’s book of the night is here Enter here 
Entry Deadline Extended! AOP Digital Media Awards 2013
Due to unprecedented demand we are extending the entry deadline for this year's awards to 5pm on Tuesday 2nd April, this is the first working day after Easter. So if you thought you didn't have time to submit your entry - now you have!
We’re looking for the best, brightest and boldest digital successes.We know that digital media owners come in all shapes and sizes and to level the playing field we are asking four key questions of each individual entry: what were your objectives?; what resources did you have?; how did it actually work on a practical level?; and of course, most importantly of all, what results did those efforts achieve? There are 18 categories, including three new ones (full list is here) covering commercial and editorial aspects of digital publishing. To help with your entry Michael Nutley, Chairman of Judges, has set out what he’s looking for in an open letter on our website. Top marks will be given for market understanding, innovation and performance so make sure your entry is as detailed as possible. Michael says: “Sometimes big is beautiful and an entry will win because the judges can see where every penny was spent to achieve massive impact. But on other occasions ingenuity triumphs and a small project will punch way above its weight.” The judges’ shortlist will be published in April with the winners announced at a special gala dinner at Camden’s Roundhouse on 6 June. View the full list of categories here For details of how to enter the awards, click here Last year’s book of the night is here Enter here
