PRESS RELEASE

AMERICAN BUSINESS MEDIA ANNOUNCES CEBA AWARDS FINALISTS
Grand CEBA-winning campaign to receive $25,000

NEW YORK, September 5, 2006—American Business Media announces the official finalist selections for the 11th Annual Creative Excellence in Business Advertising (CEBA) Awards. Finalists will be honored and winners will be announced during the September 20, 2006 reception in the Allen Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broadway at 60th Street, New York, where the Grand CEBA winner will take home $25,000.

The 2006 CEBA finalists are as follows:

For advertising with an annual media budget of up to $100,000:
CATEGORY 1:  Single Ad – page or less
Agency: Cole Henderson Drake  
Advertiser: Delta Apparel              
Name of Ad: Middle Man                     
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Counselor     

Agency: Cramer-Krasselt         
Advertiser: GE Healthcare Performance Solutions
Name of Ad: Tending to the health of your business
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Modern Healthcare

Agency: Ten Foot Pole  
Advertiser: Sí TV
Name of Ad: Sí TV. You Lost Me at Hola.       
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek


CATEGORY 2: Single Ad – spread or larger
Agency: Martin Williams Advertising
Advertiser: Lincoln Financial Group
Name of Ad: Mayfly   
Publication Where Ad Appeared:  Investment Advisor, Investment News, On Wall Street


Agency: Time Inc. – in-house            
Advertiser: Time Inc.     
Name of Ad: Hot, Hotter, Hottest            
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek  

                                          
CATEGORY 3: Single ad – inserts, pop-ups, foldouts, spectaculars, gatefolds & multi-units
Agency: Discovery Communications – in-house
Advertiser: Discovery Networks         
Name of Ad: Let’s all discover…
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age, Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek

Agency: Drissi Advertising        
Advertiser: Drissi Advertising       
Name of Ad: Behind the Hollywood Sign       
Publication Where Ad Appeared: The Hollywood Reporter


CATEGORY 4: Campaign
Agency: Berlin Cameron United
Advertiser: The Ad Age Group
Name of Ad: Ad Age Group Brand Campaign
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age, Creativity
         
Agency: HSR Business to Business
Advertiser: Eclipse Aviation
Name of Ad: Organization Chart Campaign 
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Business & Commercial Aviation

Agency: Roberts Communications
Advertiser: ITT/Goulds       
Name of Ad: ITT Industrial & BioPharm Group Campaign
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Chemical Engineering, Chemical Processing, Plant Engineering, Plant Services, Power Engineering, Processing


For advertising with an annual media budget $100,000 or more:

CATEGORY 5: Single Ad – page or less
Agency: Fallon Worldwide
Advertiser: Nuveen Investments
Name of Ad: Smarter Ways to be Conservative - Baby                           
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Investment News

Agency: MMB           
Advertiser: eMusic       
Name of Ad: Devil’s Music          
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Billboard        

Agency: The Richards Group
Advertiser: Sub-Zero         
Name of Ad: Disappearing 700 Series  
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Kitchen & Bath Business                                      

                             
 CATEGORY 6: Single Ad – spread or larger
No awards were given in this category.


CATEGORY 7: Single Ad – inserts, pop-ups, foldouts, spectaculars, gatefolds & multi-units
Agency:  Campbell-Ewald          
Advertiser: United States Postal Service       
Name of Ad: Media plannus extinctus           
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age, BtoB, Direct         

Agency: Henderson Bromstead Art
Advertiser: Hanes Printables
Name of Ad: I Love Soft                            
Publication Where Ad Appeared: EMB-Embroidery/Monogram Business

Agency: Lucasfilm Ltd. – in-house
Advertiser: Lucasfilm Ltd.
Name of Ad: “Star Wars” For Your Consideration Oscar Ad Unit
Publication Where Ad Appeared: The Hollywood Reporter


CATEGORY 8: Campaign
Agency: DeVito/Verdi      
Advertiser: Radio Advertising Bureau  
Name of Ad: If It Works, Don’t Ignore It
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age

Agency: Fallon Worldwide         
Advertiser: Nuveen Investments
Name of Ad: Smarter Ways to be Conservative
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Investment News, Registered Rep.

Agency: Wieden + Kennedy NY
Advertiser: ESPN                            
Name of Ad: This is a fan   
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age              

No media budget breakdown:

CATEGORY 9: Digital    
Agency: HSR Business to Business
Advertiser: Eclipse Aviation
Name of Ad: Eyeblaster
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: Forbes.com

Agency: OgilvyOneWorldwide
Advertiser: IBM
Name of Ad: Special Pill          
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: Forbes.com                          


Agency: Universal McCann
Advertiser: Microsoft
Name of Ad: Microsoft Dynamics
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: Forbes.com     


CATEGORY 10: Corporate Media Promotion
Agency: McMahon/Willis Company, Inc.
Advertiser: Contract                 
Name of Ad: Contract Connected
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: ContractMagazine.com                           

Agency: Seiter and Miller    
Advertiser: Crain’s New York Business
Name of Ad: Construction Series
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Crain’s New York Business

Agency: Variety, Inc. – in-house
Advertiser: VarietyCareers.com
Name of Ad: Reasons
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Variety


CATEGORY 11: Integrated Media Promotion
Agency: BBDO
Advertiser: GE               
Name of Ad: Healthcare Re-Imagined
Publication Where Ad Appeared: BusinessWeek, Yahoo.com 

Agency: Grip Design       
Advertiser: Crain’s Chicago Business
Name of Ad: Illinois’ Most Influential Families
Publications Where Ad Appeared: Crain’s Chicago Business

Agency: Martin Williams Advertising   
Advertiser: Cargill       
Name of Ad: Cargill Creates              
Publications Where Ad Appeared: BusinessWeek, Food Management, Restaurants & Institutions


CATEGORY 12: Events
Marketer: ASR
Marketer: Essilor
Marketer: Outdoor Retailer (Summer)
Marketer: Outdoor Retailer (Winter)

Honoring outstanding achievement in business media advertising (which includes print publications, Web sites, in-person events and integrated media campaigns), the CEBAs draw hundreds of entries and enhance relationships among advertisers, agencies and publishers. The CEBAs have become a gold standard of creative excellence recognized by advertising peers and clients alike, and highlight the breadth, reach and innovation of some of the world's top agencies.

Join American Business Media this fall when the very best of business media advertising competes for the $25,000 Grand CEBA prize, Wednesday, September 20, 2006 at the Allen Room in Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broadway at 60th Street in New York City. For further information on the CEBA Awards or to register to attend, please visit http://www.ceba-awards.com/.

About American Business Media:
Founded in 1906, American Business Media is the association of business information providers, delivering business intelligence to industry, Madison Avenue, Wall Street and the Beltway. Its over 300 member companies reach an audience of more than 100 million professionals and represent nearly 5000 print and online titles and 1000 Trade Shows and well over $20 billion in annual revenues.

Contact:
Danielle Ciardullo, Director of Communications
American Business Media
T 212.661.6360 x3335
info@abmmail.com


 

 
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PRESS RELEASE

AMERICAN BUSINESS MEDIA ANNOUNCES CEBA AWARDS FINALISTS
Grand CEBA-winning campaign to receive $25,000

NEW YORK, September 5, 2006—American Business Media announces the official finalist selections for the 11th Annual Creative Excellence in Business Advertising (CEBA) Awards. Finalists will be honored and winners will be announced during the September 20, 2006 reception in the Allen Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broadway at 60th Street, New York, where the Grand CEBA winner will take home $25,000.

The 2006 CEBA finalists are as follows:

For advertising with an annual media budget of up to $100,000:
CATEGORY 1:  Single Ad – page or less
Agency: Cole Henderson Drake  
Advertiser: Delta Apparel              
Name of Ad: Middle Man                     
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Counselor     

Agency: Cramer-Krasselt         
Advertiser: GE Healthcare Performance Solutions
Name of Ad: Tending to the health of your business
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Modern Healthcare

Agency: Ten Foot Pole  
Advertiser: Sí TV
Name of Ad: Sí TV. You Lost Me at Hola.       
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek


CATEGORY 2: Single Ad – spread or larger
Agency: Martin Williams Advertising
Advertiser: Lincoln Financial Group
Name of Ad: Mayfly   
Publication Where Ad Appeared:  Investment Advisor, Investment News, On Wall Street


Agency: Time Inc. – in-house            
Advertiser: Time Inc.     
Name of Ad: Hot, Hotter, Hottest            
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek  

                                          
CATEGORY 3: Single ad – inserts, pop-ups, foldouts, spectaculars, gatefolds & multi-units
Agency: Discovery Communications – in-house
Advertiser: Discovery Networks         
Name of Ad: Let’s all discover…
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age, Adweek, Brandweek, Mediaweek

Agency: Drissi Advertising        
Advertiser: Drissi Advertising       
Name of Ad: Behind the Hollywood Sign       
Publication Where Ad Appeared: The Hollywood Reporter


CATEGORY 4: Campaign
Agency: Berlin Cameron United
Advertiser: The Ad Age Group
Name of Ad: Ad Age Group Brand Campaign
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age, Creativity
         
Agency: HSR Business to Business
Advertiser: Eclipse Aviation
Name of Ad: Organization Chart Campaign 
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Business & Commercial Aviation

Agency: Roberts Communications
Advertiser: ITT/Goulds       
Name of Ad: ITT Industrial & BioPharm Group Campaign
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Chemical Engineering, Chemical Processing, Plant Engineering, Plant Services, Power Engineering, Processing


For advertising with an annual media budget $100,000 or more:

CATEGORY 5: Single Ad – page or less
Agency: Fallon Worldwide
Advertiser: Nuveen Investments
Name of Ad: Smarter Ways to be Conservative - Baby                           
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Investment News

Agency: MMB           
Advertiser: eMusic       
Name of Ad: Devil’s Music          
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Billboard        

Agency: The Richards Group
Advertiser: Sub-Zero         
Name of Ad: Disappearing 700 Series  
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Kitchen & Bath Business                                      

                             
 CATEGORY 6: Single Ad – spread or larger
No awards were given in this category.


CATEGORY 7: Single Ad – inserts, pop-ups, foldouts, spectaculars, gatefolds & multi-units
Agency:  Campbell-Ewald          
Advertiser: United States Postal Service       
Name of Ad: Media plannus extinctus           
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age, BtoB, Direct         

Agency: Henderson Bromstead Art
Advertiser: Hanes Printables
Name of Ad: I Love Soft                            
Publication Where Ad Appeared: EMB-Embroidery/Monogram Business

Agency: Lucasfilm Ltd. – in-house
Advertiser: Lucasfilm Ltd.
Name of Ad: “Star Wars” For Your Consideration Oscar Ad Unit
Publication Where Ad Appeared: The Hollywood Reporter


CATEGORY 8: Campaign
Agency: DeVito/Verdi      
Advertiser: Radio Advertising Bureau  
Name of Ad: If It Works, Don’t Ignore It
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age

Agency: Fallon Worldwide         
Advertiser: Nuveen Investments
Name of Ad: Smarter Ways to be Conservative
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Investment News, Registered Rep.

Agency: Wieden + Kennedy NY
Advertiser: ESPN                            
Name of Ad: This is a fan   
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Advertising Age              

No media budget breakdown:

CATEGORY 9: Digital    
Agency: HSR Business to Business
Advertiser: Eclipse Aviation
Name of Ad: Eyeblaster
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: Forbes.com

Agency: OgilvyOneWorldwide
Advertiser: IBM
Name of Ad: Special Pill          
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: Forbes.com                          


Agency: Universal McCann
Advertiser: Microsoft
Name of Ad: Microsoft Dynamics
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: Forbes.com     


CATEGORY 10: Corporate Media Promotion
Agency: McMahon/Willis Company, Inc.
Advertiser: Contract                 
Name of Ad: Contract Connected
Web Site Where Ad Appeared: ContractMagazine.com                           

Agency: Seiter and Miller    
Advertiser: Crain’s New York Business
Name of Ad: Construction Series
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Crain’s New York Business

Agency: Variety, Inc. – in-house
Advertiser: VarietyCareers.com
Name of Ad: Reasons
Publication Where Ad Appeared: Variety


CATEGORY 11: Integrated Media Promotion
Agency: BBDO
Advertiser: GE               
Name of Ad: Healthcare Re-Imagined
Publication Where Ad Appeared: BusinessWeek, Yahoo.com 

Agency: Grip Design       
Advertiser: Crain’s Chicago Business
Name of Ad: Illinois’ Most Influential Families
Publications Where Ad Appeared: Crain’s Chicago Business

Agency: Martin Williams Advertising   
Advertiser: Cargill       
Name of Ad: Cargill Creates              
Publications Where Ad Appeared: BusinessWeek, Food Management, Restaurants & Institutions


CATEGORY 12: Events
Marketer: ASR
Marketer: Essilor
Marketer: Outdoor Retailer (Summer)
Marketer: Outdoor Retailer (Winter)

Honoring outstanding achievement in business media advertising (which includes print publications, Web sites, in-person events and integrated media campaigns), the CEBAs draw hundreds of entries and enhance relationships among advertisers, agencies and publishers. The CEBAs have become a gold standard of creative excellence recognized by advertising peers and clients alike, and highlight the breadth, reach and innovation of some of the world's top agencies.

Join American Business Media this fall when the very best of business media advertising competes for the $25,000 Grand CEBA prize, Wednesday, September 20, 2006 at the Allen Room in Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broadway at 60th Street in New York City. For further information on the CEBA Awards or to register to attend, please visit http://www.ceba-awards.com/.

About American Business Media:
Founded in 1906, American Business Media is the association of business information providers, delivering business intelligence to industry, Madison Avenue, Wall Street and the Beltway. Its over 300 member companies reach an audience of more than 100 million professionals and represent nearly 5000 print and online titles and 1000 Trade Shows and well over $20 billion in annual revenues.

Contact:
Danielle Ciardullo, Director of Communications
American Business Media
T 212.661.6360 x3335
info@abmmail.com