The New York Times received three awards of excellence and two honorable mentions from the Society of Publishers in Asia.
Michael Slackman, assistant managing editor for international, said:
“We all know what amazing work our colleagues in Asia produce day in and day out — often under the most difficult of circumstances — so it is great to see this well-deserved recognition. We are especially pleased to see that newer forms of journalism, now such a central part of our report, were among those cited.”
The awards were given to:
The full list of winners can be found here.
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