Society of Publishers in Asia

The Society of Publishers in Asia
亞洲出版業協會
AbbreviationSOPA
Formation1982
TypeNon-profit organization
HeadquartersHong Kong
Region served
Asia-Pacific
Chair
Byron Perry
Jasper Chung, Julia Clyne, Desiree Au, Barrett Bingley, Lyn-Yi Chung, Juliet Labog-Javellana, Adrian Lee, Danielle McGuigan, Peter Murray, Sunita Rajan
Websitesopasia.com

The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1982 in Hong Kong. It aims to promote press freedom, recognize excellence in journalism, and support publishing professionalism in the Asia-Pacific region. SOPA represents the interests of media organizations across the region.

The organization is best known for organizing the annual SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence, one of the most prominent journalism awards in the Asia-Pacific.

SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence

Since 1999, SOPA has presented the SOPA Awards for Editorial Excellence annually. The awards recognize outstanding journalism in both traditional and digital media across the Asia-Pacific region.

The awards are widely regarded as one of the most influential journalism prizes in the region.

Members

Hong Kong

Singapore

Mainland China

Taiwan

United States

United Kingdom

Japan

Philippines

Associate members

Former members

Hong Kong

Singapore

Mainland China

Myanmar

Former associate members

References

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