Digital Book World Publishing Innovation Award

でじたるぶっくわーるどしゅっぱんいのべーしょんしょう

An award organized by Digital Book World to recognize innovations in e-books and digital publishing.

FictionNonfictionChildren's booksReference/AcademicComics/Graphic novelsApps/eBooksTransmediaDigital design/Cover

Established: 2011
Organizer: Digital Book World
Category: Children's Literature, Fairy Tales, and Picture Books
Selection Method: Selection
Target: Professional
Frequency: 1 per year
Announcement Period: around January
Status: Ended

Description

The Digital Book World Publishing Innovation Award recognizes technical and expressive innovations in the field of e-books and digital publishing. It was announced in 2010, with the first winners announced on January 24, 2011. Categories include fiction, nonfiction, children's books, reference materials, comics, and more, with one dedicated judge per category selecting the winner from 3 finalists. Winners were announced at the Digital Book World Conference or gala dinners in New York, etc. (2011–2015 winner records are listed in the text).

Selection

Selection Process

Stage	Judges	Pass Rate	Announcement
Nomination / Finalist selection		—	Finalists are selected by the organizer (details not publicly available)
Final selection	One dedicated judge per category	Approximately 33% (1 out of 3 finalists)	Announced at Digital Book World Conference or gala dinner in New York

Nomination / Finalist selection

Judges

Announcement Finalists are selected by the organizer (details not publicly available)

Final selection

Judges One dedicated judge per category

Pass Rate Approximately 33% (1 out of 3 finalists)

Announcement Announced at Digital Book World Conference or gala dinner in New York

Criteria

Innovation in e-books

Related Awards

Digital Book Awards
Digital Book World Conference

Official Resources

http://www.digitalbookworld.com/category/digital-book-awards/

Past Winners

Edition 5 (2015)

John Ashbery Winner

Sheila Heti / Heidi Julavits / Leanne Shapton Winner

Laurie S. Sutton Winner

Richard F. Chambers Winner

Neil Gaiman Winner

Shauna Miller Winner

Kyo Maclear Winner

Study It - English as a Second Language Textbook Series Winner

Rich Shapero Winner

Professor Ian Stewart Winner

Darned Sock Productions Winner

The Museum of Modern Art Winner

Lyndee Prickitt Winner

Alycia Chanin Winner

Kerry Tremain Winner

Edition 4 (2014)

Natasha Boyd Winner

Oxmoor House Winner

Capstone Press Winner

APS Group Scotland (on behalf of the Scottish Government) Winner

Emma Boling Winner

Little, Brown and Company Winner

Annick Press Ltd. Winner

Cracking the GRE: Interactive Prep & Review for the GRE Exam Winner

Octopus Publishing Group Winner

Noble Beast Winner

Penguin Group (USA) Winner

Colour Me Play Winner

HarperCollins / Harper Design Winner

Touch Press / Disney Winner

Little Bahalia Publishing Winner

Niantic Labs (Google) Winner

The Cooking Lab Winner

Edition 3 (2013)

Play Creatividad, S.L. Winner

Open Air Publishing Inc. Winner

Random House Children’s Books Winner

The World Bank Winner

Thunder Cloud Studios LLC Winner

Random House Winner

Tonto Books Winner

Waterside Press Winner

Getty Publications Winner

Shelter Publications Winner

Warner Bros. Digital Publishing Winner

Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc. Winner

PoetCode Winner

Edition 2 (2012)

Robot Media Winner

Penguin USA Winner

Nosy Crow Winner

Random House Winner

Bibliolabs Winner

Allrecipes.com, Inc. Winner

HarperFestival / Zuuka Winner

Grand Central Publishing / Hachette Book Group Winner

AAA Winner

John Wiley & Sons Winner

Atria Books / Simon & Schuster Winner

Jay-Z Winner

Edition 1 (2011)

PadWorx Digital Media Winner

Logos Bible Software Winner

Jackson Fish Marke Winner

Star Walk Winner

Hermes Pique Winner