Best of the Best

Posted by jamie | May 6, 2011

Two of Tierra’s projects scored top honors at this year’s Horizon Interactive Awards.

The Paris Review website won best in category for Magazine / News websites and the POETRY app won gold in the Education category for mobile apps.

The ninth annual international competition saw over 1000 entries from 22 countries around the world. The 2010 winning entries showcase the industry’s best interactive media solutions including web sites, CDs and DVDs, online ads, video, mobile applications and more.

We share these awards with our esteemed clients, The Paris Review and The Poetry Foundation.

Webby Love

Posted by jamie | April 13, 2011

We’re in good company.

The Paris Review‘s Daily Blog (Blog / Cultural category) and The New Yorker Festival iPhone and Android app (Guides / Ratings / Reviews category) were recently selected as Official Honorees of The 15th Annual Webby Awards.

Out of the nearly 10,000 entries submitted, the Official Honoree distinction has been awarded to the top 10% of all work entered.

The Paris Review Wins IMA Best in Class

Posted by jamie | November 22, 2010

The Paris Review website, designed and built by Tierra, has won a Best in Class Interactive Media Award.

The Best in Class award is the highest honor bestowed by the Interactive Media Awards, which recognizes the highest standards of excellence in website design and development.

We share this honor with our talented collaborators at The Paris Review.

Félicitations.

Paris Review gets a Rave in The New York Times

Posted by jamie | October 27, 2010

“The Paris Review’s Web site feels, for now, like the best party in town.”

“The first issue of The Paris Review under its new editor, Lorin Stein, hit newsstands recently, and it’s a thing of sober beauty.

Mr. Stein’s most radical act since taking over from Philip Gourevitch is visible only on the 57-year-old magazine’s crisply redesigned Web site, theparisreview.org. He’s made the entire run of The Paris Review’s storied interview series, previously almost impossible to find in electronic form, available there, free for the browsing. If there’s a better place to lose yourself online right now, I don’t know what it is.”

Read Dwight Garner’s full review:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/23/books/23interview.html

Tastemakers Continue to Toast The Paris Review

Posted by jamie | September 28, 2010

Just northeast of New York Magazine’s endorsement of self-serve wine tanks in French supermarkets…

The Paris Review graces the upper right quadrant (highbrow / brilliant) of New York’s Approval Matrix for putting its Interview series online.