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Editorial & Core Audience
From the executive suite to the editing bay, emmy magazine goes behind the scenes of the entertainment industry to cover the people who make television happen.
The official publication of the Television Academy, emmy draws its editorial content from the expertise of the nearly 20,000 members who work in all aspects of the industry. They range from corporate CEOs to stunt performers; from producers and directors to editors and cinematographers; from stars to the makeup and costume artists who prepare them for the cameras.
Emmy's Television Academy affiliation gives it a unique perspective to explore the latest industry trends and to focus on the people driving them. And emmy is the only publication delivered directly to every person eligible to vote for the Primetime Emmy Awards, television entertainment's most prestigious honor.
While other publications focus on TV celebrities, emmy gives you unmatched access to the stars plus the starmakers: the artists, craftspeople, business insiders and more who work behind the cameras. We keep looking to the future of television, reporting on emerging platforms, advances in production technology, home entertainment — wherever viewers will be watching next.
Emmy is truly invaluable for all interested in television, insiders and aficionados alike.
Awards
Emmy has collected fifty-two Maggie Awards from the Western Publications Association and received a Readers’ Choice Award from the American Society of Magazine Editors in the 2017 Best Cover Contest.
"Emmy provides a thorough and always invigorating perspective on the television business. With good reporting and unusually beautiful photography, it is in a class by itself in highlighting the excellence in our industry."
— Robert Greenblatt, chairman, WarnerMedia Entertainment
"I was truly honored that Emmy chose me for a cover. Emmy is a prestigious magazine that is not only read by my peers but by other high-profile industry leaders, and it is great to be in such good company."
— Patricia Arquette, actress (Escape at Dannemora, The Act)
"Emmy is my conduit to the industry. It is a staple in my office, and I look forward to receiving each issue. I wish there were more issues — and that comes from a man who has many issues!"
— Howie Mandel, comedian and reality TV star