SINGAPORE: CNA clinched an award for outstanding reporting on climate change at the Asiavision Awards on Tuesday (Oct 4).
This is the second consecutive year it won in the category.
This year's winning entry spotlights how technology is helping Singapore's fashion industry, with CNA reporter Lisha Rodney looking at how the industry is going beyond swap meets and up-cycling in its pursuit of sustainability.
The Singapore-headquartered media company shared the top honours with KBS South Korea in the category.
The six nominees in the category were assessed based on the newsworthiness of the issue. They were also judged based on the quality of analysis and completeness of the information, along with the impact and awareness created.
Last year, CNA won for its coverage on declining biodiversity in Singapore.
The awards, organised by the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, were presented at the Global News Forum in New Delhi, India.
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This is the second consecutive year it won in the category.
This year's winning entry spotlights how technology is helping Singapore's fashion industry, with CNA reporter Lisha Rodney looking at how the industry is going beyond swap meets and up-cycling in its pursuit of sustainability.
The Singapore-headquartered media company shared the top honours with KBS South Korea in the category.
The six nominees in the category were assessed based on the newsworthiness of the issue. They were also judged based on the quality of analysis and completeness of the information, along with the impact and awareness created.
Last year, CNA won for its coverage on declining biodiversity in Singapore.
The awards, organised by the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union, were presented at the Global News Forum in New Delhi, India.
Continue reading...