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Michelle Rea, executive director of NYPA (C), and staff members from the Epoch Times hold eight first-place awards and one John J. Evans Award for Advertising Excellence, won at the 2015 New York Press Association and Trade show in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., on March 28, 2015. (L-R) Photo Editor Benjamin Chasteen, Creative Director Robert Counts, Senior Designer Dane Crocker, Michelle Rea of NYPA, Content Marketing Analyst Rowena Tsai, Director of Audience Development Seth Holehouse, and Website Chief Editor Cindy Drukier. (Jan Jekielek/Epoch Times)

Epoch Times Wins 25 Awards in Annual New York Press Association Contest

Epoch Times staff members were honored with 25 awards at the 85th annual Better Newspaper Contest for the New York Press Association (NYPA). The contest recognizes the best work of…

Epoch Times Creative Director Seth Holehouse and Associate Creative Director Robert Counts hold awards for overall excellence in photography, design, and advertising at the New York Press Association's annual conference in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Saturday. (Epoch Times)

Epoch Times Wins 16 Awards at Annual Newspaper Conference

Epoch Times staff reporters, photographers, and designers won 16 awards at the annual New York Press Association Conference held on April 4 and 5 (2014). Six of the awards were…

Epoch Times publisher Cindy Gu (far right) poses with Ontario Lieutenant-Governor David C. Onley (far left) and other award recipients at the 2013 National Ethnic Press and Media Council of Canada awards ceremony on Nov. 15. (Epoch Times)

Epoch Times Magazines Win Ethnic Press Award

A series of magazines published by the Toronto edition of the Chinese Epoch Times has received an award for outstanding design and editorial content. At a ceremony on Nov. 15…

Epoch Times Reporter Wins Newswomen’s Club Award for Hurricane Sandy Coverage

The Newswomen’s Club of New York awarded an Epoch Times reporter for her Hurricane Sandy coverage. She wrote a series of four stories chronicling the experience of evacuees made homeless…