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Record of the Day Awards for Music Journalism and PR 2012

The full list of 2012 Record of The Day Award winners is as follows:

Best Music Writer (voted by students): Alexis Petridis 
Best Publication (voted by students): Pitchfork 
Best Student Music Writer (judged by a panel): Sam Briggs – York University 

Best In-House PR Person: Duncan Jordan – Bella Union 
Best Online Content: Noisey
Most Effective Music Coverage in a Newspaper: Guardian Guide 
Best In-House Online PR Person: Roz Mansfield - Atlantic 
Best Music Book: Pat Long's The History Of The NME.
Best Blog: Crack in the Road 
Feature of the Year: Alex Marshall at The Stool Pigeon for his Investigation: ATP    
Best Independent Online PR Person: Debbie Ball - Create Spark
Idea or Innovation Award: 405 - Discovery
Most Effective PR Campaign for a Live Event or Festival: Cornerstone Agency for Converse Represent at the 100 Club 
Communications Person of the Year: Adam White - UMI 
Live Reviews: Writer of the Year: Simon Price - The Independent On Sunday  
Best Independent PR Person: Adrian Read – Inside/Out 
Business Writer of the Year: Eamonn Forde 
Record Reviews: Writer of the Year: Alexis Petridis - The Guardian
Most Effective Breaking Music Writer of the Year: Matt Wilkinson at NME
Best PR Campaign for a Reissue: RMP and EMI for Blur - 21 
Digital Publication of the Year: The Line of Best Fit 
Best In-House PR Department: 4AD
Best PR Campaign for an Established Act: Bat for Lashes – Anna Mears, Dog Day Press 
Best PR Campaign for a Breakthrough Act: Alt-J - Adrian Read & Caroline Beashal, Inside/Out 
Best Independent PR Company: Dawbell 
Editor of the Year: James McMahon - Kerrang! 
Magazine of the Year: Q

Outstanding Contribution to Music PR: Regine Moylett
Outstanding Contribution to Music Photography: Jill Furmanovsky
Outstanding Contribution to Music Journalism: Miranda Sawyer 

If you have any questions regarding the awards, please do not to hesitate to contact dan@recordoftheday.com

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