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Jolene Otremba
Jun 11, 2012

Sopa Awards 2012

Gallery - The 14th Society of Publishers in Asia Awards for editorial excellence was held at the JW Marriott Hotel in Hong Kong last week. The Sopa Awards covered 17 categories, two of which were new this year - 'Excellence in Lifestyle Coverage' and 'Excellence in Explanatory Reporting'. The South China Morning Post, the International Herald Tribune and the Wall Street Journal were amongst those that scooped the most awards this year.

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