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6 papers take home the plum in 2010 Civic Journalism Community Press Awards

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Six regional newspapers were given recognition for outstanding community journalism during the 2010 Philippine Press Institute – The Coca Cola Export Corporation Civic Journalism Community Press Awards on June 23, 2011 at the Traders Hotel Manila.
Weekly publications Mabuhay (Bulacan) and Edge Davao (Davao City) led with 2 awards apiece. Mabuhay won for Best in Photojournalism and Best Edited Paper awards while Edge Davao bagged the Best in Science and Environmental Reporting, and Best in Business and Economic Reporting Awards. Baguio Midland Courier (Baguio City) took home the Best Editorial Page award for the weekly category.

Among the dailies, Sun.Star Cebu (Cebu City) took the Best in Photojournalism and Best Edited Paper. Sister publication Sun.Star Davao (Davao City) bagged the Best in Science and Environmental Reporting and Best in Business and Economic Reporting Awards. The Best Editorial Page Award was given to Cebu Daily News (Cebu City).

PPI elects new officers

The Philippine Press Institute elected a new set of officer and regional trustees during its general membership meeting on June 23, 2011. Malaya publisher Amado ‘Jake’ Macasaet was elected PPI chairman by acclamation. Macasaet served as chairman-president from 2006 to 2009. His predecessor was Philippine Daily Inquirer Isagani Yambot. Businessworld editorial board chairman Vergel O. Santos was elected PPI vice-chairman.

The meeting also witnessed the election of the new regional trustees for 2011-2012: Lucena Herald publisher Elnora Cueto (Luzon), Southern Leyte Times publisher Ruevivar Reyes (Visayas), and Mindanao Times CEO/publisher Jesus Dureza (Mindanao).
The new regional trustees were optimistic in fostering greater camaraderie among members in anticipation of the Institute’s 25th anniversary next year.

The board also appointed Ariel C. Sebebillo new executive director.

Sebellino succeeded Mabuhay publisher Jose L. Pavia as executive director after the latter resigned his post in February 2011. Prior to his appointment, Mr. Sebellino was the Institute’s program director for 13 years.

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