His magazines — like Hamptons, Capitol File and Gotham — are big, heavy, glossy and filled with high-end ads and party pictures of a social echelon that hovers — often annoyingly — somewhere in the stratosphere.

All of which was apparently enough to move the "Advertising Hall of Achievement Planning Committee and Council of Judges" to choose Niche Media's Jason Binn [left, in black, with Page Six's Richard Johnson] as one of its seven "Advertising Hall of Achievement" inductees. The ceremony will take place at Cipriani on November 14.

The others joining Binn: Courteney Monroe, SVP, advertising, HBO; Beth-Ann Eason, VP, category development, Yahoo!, Inc.; Maurice Coffey, marketing director, Procter & Gamble; Michelle Peluso, president and CEO, Travelocity; Sean Finnegan, U.S. director, OMD Digital and Mark Hans-Richer, director, marketing for GM-Pontiac.