CDN Digital named finalist in four categories of Visayas-wide Globe Media Excellence Award
CDN Digital and its team of journalists were recognized as finalists in four categories in the 2019 Globe Media Excellence Awards.
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Cebu Daily News Digital was named finalist in four categories of the Globe Media Excellence Awards (GMEA) 2019 in ceremonies held on Thursday night, September 19.
CDN Digital was finalist in the Explanatory/Investigative Video Story of the Year for Digital, Explanatory/Investigative Report of the Year for Digital, Breaking News of the Year and Social Media Advocacy of the Year.
GMEA is a yearly award initiated by Globe Telecommunication, timed during the celebration of the Cebu Press Freedom Week, that recognizes outstanding journalists and bloggers in the Visayas and their works that made an impact in the community.
Michelle Joy Padayhag and Korinna Lucero’s video documentary on a blind fisherman in Argao was nominated in the Explanatory/Investigative Video Documentary category of the Globe Media Excellence Award (GMEA).
Cris Evert Lato-Ruffolo’s story on the 62nd anniversary on the Magsaysay crash in Mt. Manunggal was nominated for Explanatory/Investigative Report for Digital.
Read about it here: 62 years of Magsaysay plane crash: History inscribed in Mount Manunggal
The award, however, went to Lars Rhick Vladimer Albay for his story on the efforts of Iloilo women to convert beach trash into useful materials. Albay also won the Environmental Story of the Year award.
Michelle Joy Padayhag’s video documentary on a blind fisherman from Argao was a finalist for Explanatory/Investigative Video Story of the Year in the digital platform.
The video documentary had Christian Maningo, a former photo/video correspondent of Cebu Daily New, as videographer and was edited by former CDN social media specialist Korinna Lucero.
#CDNYourStories: Sailing the waters of adversity
WATCH: Sailing the waters of adversityAlthough blind, Anastacio Pandoro began working at 14 years old. Now 48, the fisherman from Argao town, Southern Cebu, works even harder these days to provide for his family’s needs.He works not just one but two jobs.Pandoro starts his day working as a masseur at the Argao Nature Park in Barangay Poblacion. By the end of the day, he is out fishing with his sons for food.The story of Pandoro’s resilience is Cebu Daily News' fourth feature in #CDNYourStories. He is living proof that life is what you make of it even when faced with overwhelming odds.Producer: Michelle Joy Padayhag Executive Producer: Edralyn Benedicto Project Consultant: Rosemarie Holganza-BorromeoVideographer: Christian Maningo Video Editor: Korinna Lucero(Click HD for a better video quality.)
Posted by CDN Digital on Monday, November 26, 2018
Delta Dyrecka Letigio’s situation story on the opening of the Mambaling Underpass was also among the finalists for Breaking News of the Year. The award went to Leo Udtojan of the Visayas Bureau of the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
Read about it here: Did Mambaling underpass help improve traffic flow along N. Bacalso? CCTO believes it did
Meanwhile, the Siloy is Watching segment of CDND’s Social Media Team, which tackled the waste disposal of all-you-can-eat restaurants, was nominated under Social Media Advocacy of the Year.
SILOY IS WATCHING: Where does your favorite eat-all-you-can restaurant throw its food wastes?
Blogger Vernon Go won the award for his promotion of mental health awareness./elb
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