Du magazine receives prize from Stiftung Lesen
The cultural magazine Du received this year's Dietrich Oppenberg Media Prize in Potsdam.
(pr) On November 25, the foundation
Reading awarded this year's Dietrich Oppenberg Media Prize in Potsdam. The
Magazine You for Culture
received the special jury prize for the double issue "Du 752 - Das
Sea
shows his tongue. Stories for Us Children," No. 11/12, December
2004/January 2005.
The award is named after the late founder and
long-time publisher of the "Neue Ruhr Zeitung/Neue Rhein Zeitung" in
Essen, Dietrich Oppenberg, who is considered one of the most important promoters of a
modern newspaper and reading culture and the new generation of journalists in
Germany applies. The award is decided by an independent jury of
publicists and specialist scientists. The prize is intended to promote public
Promote awareness of the importance of reading.
Reading awarded this year's Dietrich Oppenberg Media Prize in Potsdam. The
Magazine You for Culture
received the special jury prize for the double issue "Du 752 - Das
Sea
shows his tongue. Stories for Us Children," No. 11/12, December
2004/January 2005.
The award is named after the late founder and
long-time publisher of the "Neue Ruhr Zeitung/Neue Rhein Zeitung" in
Essen, Dietrich Oppenberg, who is considered one of the most important promoters of a
modern newspaper and reading culture and the new generation of journalists in
Germany applies. The award is decided by an independent jury of
publicists and specialist scientists. The prize is intended to promote public
Promote awareness of the importance of reading.
Du is the leading Swiss cultural magazine and one of the world's
oldest magazines ever. Since March 1941, the
monothematic booklets into an encyclopedia of the present, in which the
renowned authors, artists, journalists think, write, draw,
photograph, design and are at home. The award-winning edition awarded
the six-member editorial team by combining stories,
poems and illustrations the shape of a picture book.
