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Korea Herald’s multimedia section chief awarded at 3rd anniversary of FNA
By Korea HeraldPublished : July 3, 2018 - 14:44
An event to mark the third anniversary of the Foreign Language Newspapers Association of Korea took place at the Korea Press Center in Jung-gu, Seoul, Tuesday,
Reporters from the four English language papers of Korea -- The Korea Herald, the Korea Times, the Joongang Daily and the Aju Business Daily -- gathered for the ceremony and the luncheon hosted by the association to celebrate the occasion.
Outstanding reporters from each of the four papers were commended with a plaque. The Korea Herald’s Multimedia Section Editor Yang Sung-jin was recognized for his contribution to the expansion of the paper’s news to not only print and online, but also to other digital platforms including YouTube.
Reporters from the four English language papers of Korea -- The Korea Herald, the Korea Times, the Joongang Daily and the Aju Business Daily -- gathered for the ceremony and the luncheon hosted by the association to celebrate the occasion.
Outstanding reporters from each of the four papers were commended with a plaque. The Korea Herald’s Multimedia Section Editor Yang Sung-jin was recognized for his contribution to the expansion of the paper’s news to not only print and online, but also to other digital platforms including YouTube.
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Articles by Korea Herald
