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- Society of Publishers in Asia Re-elects David E. Smith of The Economist as Chairman
The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) held their Annual General Meeting, electing to keep last year’s Board intact, with Mr. David Smith as Chairman, Ms. Christina Lee as Deputy Chairman, Ms. Helena Phua as Honorary Treasurer and Ms. Do Do Yeung as Honorary Secretary…
- Society of Publishers in Asia Hosts Networking Party to Bring Together Publishing Industry’s Key Players
The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) hosted their inaugural end-of-year Christmas Party at The Pawn on December 1st, 2011, bringing together key players in the publishing industry…
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Society of Publishers in Asia Hosts Networking Party to Bring Together Publishing Industry’s Key PlayersThe Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) hosted their inaugural end-of-year Christmas Party at The Pawn on December 1st, 2011, bringing together key players in the publishing industry…
- Society of Publishers in Asia kicks-off 2011 Awards for Editorial Excellence
The Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA), an organization dedicated to best practices in professional publishing, has announced the launch of the “SOPA 2011 Awards for Editorial Excellence” with submissions invited from now until 15 February 2011. Last year, the Awards attracted a record 564 entries from publications and digital publishers from across the Asia Pacific region with nominated work from Taiwan and China increasing by 30% over previous years.
Message from Chairman
It is with great pleasure that I announce SOPA’s 30th anniversary in 2012. In my second year as the Chairman for SOPA, it is with even greater excitement that we move into the new year with renewed plans for SOPA.
In recent years, the emergence of the digital and online media has brought about significant changes to the publishing industry. On the one hand, these technological developments have made information more readily available and quicker regardless of geographic location, time zone and language, but while these tie in with the ultimate aim of the publishing industry, it also falls to the industry to provide accurate information and to ensure that what is being reported is true, reliable and relevant.
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