U.S. National Magazine Awards: New York big winner

The "Ellies" (named after the Elephant stabile crafted as a trophy by sculptor Alexander Calder) were awarded yesterday. The U.S. National Magazine Awards winners were sometimes surprising. The New Yorker was shut out. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists won for General Excellence under 100,000 circulation and New York magazine was the winner in multiple cateogories, including general excellence, design, magazine section and interractive feature.

Here are the winning magazines (see the website for the specific articles)

General excellence
Under 100,000	Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
100,000 to 250,000	Foreign Policy
250,000 to 500,000	New York magazine
500,000 to 1 million	Wired
1 million to 2 million	Rolling Stone
Over 2 million	National Geographic
Personal Service	Glamour
Leisure interests	O: The Oprah Magazine
Reporting	Esquire
Public Interest	Vanity Fair
Feature Writing	GQ
Profile Writing	New York magazine
Essays	The Georgia Review
Cols. & commentary	Vanity Fair
Reviews and criticism	The Nation
Magazine section	New York magazine
Single-topic issue	Departures
Design	New York magazine
Photography	National Geographic
Photojournalism	The Paris Review
Photo portfolio	City
Fiction	McSweeney's
Gen. excellence online	Beliefnet.com
Interactive service	BusinessWeek.com B-School Channel
Interractive feature	nymag.com