On 2 April 2004 Alan Levy died, aged 72. Two weeks later, The Prague Post said goodbye to its founding editor-in-chief in a public memorial service attended by numerous personalities of Czech political, business and cultural life. 2005 The company also worked toward improving the quality of the paper and the services provided, including the rest of its publishing portfolio – the Book of Lists and Dining Out Guide. 2006 In 2006, The Prague Post proudly celebrated its 15th birthday. The night was in recognition of The Prague Post's long-standing tradition as a reputable English-language newspaper in the Czech Republic. Former and current staff were recognized on the night for their contributions to the development and growth of the Czech Republic's oldest and most popular English-language newspaper. Alan Levy was remembered and recognized on the night for his years of service and dedication to the paper. 2007 In 2007, two new supplements were added to the newspaper. The "Luxury Hotel Guide" was designed to provide an in-depth look into the luxury hotels around Prague, while the "Weddings" supplement offers insight into all facets of wedding planning. In 2007, The Prague Post also helped with the revival of English-language theater in Prague with the launching of the first annual Prague Post Playwriting Contest. 2008 The Prague Post launches a digital edition for Amazon Kindle, the first paper in the Czech Republic to do so. Web vendor Amazon ranks it as the best-selling Czech newspaper in the Czech Republic on the device. 2010 The Prague Post Blogs section was launched, offering additional content not published in the newspaper on topics including politics, food, film, books, music, news and education. 2013 The Prague Post stops issuing a print version and moves to online-only distribution. 2016 The Prague Post files with the Czech insolvency registry Prague Post closes operations due to bankruptcy. PraguePost.Com is no longer an active website. Awards The Prague Post has won a number of European awards for its innovative newspaper design. In November 2007, the paper saw a fifth consecutive win in the category of “Front Page Weekly Newspaper” as well as a Portfolio award for Design Editor Caroline Wren at the European Newspaper Awards. “Layout has always been very important for us,” commented then managing editor Will Tizard. “It is necessary to reflect our progressive reporting style from various fields in the layout," he said, adding “we are very