The South China Morning Post has shone brightly at the 19th annual w3 Awards, clinching three prestigious prizes for its exceptional digital media work. The Post’s renowned video interview series, Talking Post with Yonden Lhatoo, seized the gold in the “general video – news and politics” category. The winning episode, crafted by the Post’s skilled video team, delves deep into Hong Kong’s infamous “coffin homes” dilemma, shedding light on the struggles of underprivileged families.
Moreover, the Post’s delectable food and culture show, Eat Drink Asia, secured a silver at the w3 Awards for “video series – food and drink”. This captivating series explores various ingredients, dishes, and cooking techniques, narrating their stories from inception to global impact.
Adding to the accolades is the Post’s insightful podcast series, Inside China’s demographic revolution, which garnered a silver in the “podcast individual episodes – news and specials” category. Each episode provides in-depth analysis on China’s evolving demographics and its consequent effects on the economy and society.
Post editor-in-chief Tammy Tam expressed her pride, stating, “Our award-winning journalists continue to showcase excellence. The Post’s multimedia content stands tall on the global stage, and we are honored by the recognition of our top-quality journalism.”