
Time is running out: Teams only have until February 27, 2026 to submit their outstanding media projects for the European Publishing Awards. The competition offers the opportunity to make the achievements of editorial teams and publishing teams visible to the public and to recognize them with an award.
The awards ceremony will take place on June 17 and 18, 2026 as part of the European Publishing Congress in Vienna. The event brings together experts from the European media industry and offers a platform for exchange and networking.
A special feature of the competition is that each submitted project can take part in several categories. In the European Magazine Award, for example, there are up to 12 different categories to choose from. A separate submission fee is charged for each category and each award.
The late deadline ends on February 27, 2026 and interested parties can submit their projects via the official website. For further information, please contact Maria Algaer from Medienfachverlag Oberauer at [email protected] or by telephone on +49-30-364286-513.
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At the European Publishing Awards, the Swiss women's magazine Annabelle took home six awards, including the main category: "Magazine of the Year". The jury's reasoning: "Accessible and appealing cover design, perfect composition of in-depth features and picture stories, relevant topics. A benchmark for today's zeitgeist."
Awarded Annabelle also several times for the monothematic issue on the topic of "Mother," a report on the political rights of disabled people in Switzerland, and a fashion spread featuring artists who have fled Ukraine.
Other Swiss media were also able to secure a prize: The Observer, Caminada. The magazine, Interview by Ringier and Structure. All winners and categories are available here.
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m&k - The magazine for marketing and communication is awarded one of the best-known industry prizes on the European continent: Galledia's product wins the European Publishing Award 2022 in the category "Magazine: B2B Media". According to the jury, the award recognizes "outstanding trade magazines that are dedicated to a specific industry or profession.
The road to victory was by no means easy: More than 300 innovative publications from 16 national markets threw their hats into the ring at the Publishing Awards; competing for prizes in a few exclusive categories. For example, the Observer from Ringier as the interdisciplinary "Magazine Of The Year"; the Business Week won in the "Economy" category, or the German lifestyle paper Madame in the "Business" area.
For m&k the title of "Best B2B Medium in Europe" is already the second important award in relatively short succession: as recently as 2020, the magazine was recognized by the Swiss Media Association as "Best Trade Magazine in Switzerland".
The publishing house and the editorial team are correspondingly delighted; after all, they are celebrating m&k - The magazine for marketing and communication also celebrates its fiftieth birthday this year. This makes the European Publishing Award 2022 a special gift - and a symbol that bold strategies and investments in print media can still pay off today.
"We are enormously grateful to the jury for their appreciation of our magazine. Every drop of heart and soul that we have poured into the paper since the relaunch in 2020 has been worth it," say Anna Kohler and Johannes Hapig, who form the core of the m&k-editorial team. They plan to accept the award in person in Vienna in June. "This is an absolute team effort and therefore also a team win," they continue. "None of this would have been possible without the relaunch art director Adrian Hablützel; without our online chief Sarah Willi, our editor Christoph Soltmannowski and the management of Galledia." She also extends her deep and sincere gratitude to each and every advertising partner, to all those who provided ideas, and to "the people who always mean well by us."
On the part of Galledia, too, one is proud of what has been achieved: "m&k has long led a shadowy existence. In recent years, the paper became a PR-heavy medium that was hardly respected on the market and was de facto on the verge of collapse. Since the relaunch in 2020, however, we have been able to double circulation, forge new partnerships and internationalize the magazine - and we will maintain this course," says Head of Trade Media Stefan Zimmermann.
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