GMA-7 including its subsidiaries like QTV-11, received 17 trophies at the recently concluded 32nd Catholic Mass Media Awards.
Here is the complete list of awards and citations received by the Kapuso Network (GMA-7 and QTV-11):
Best News Program:
Saksi
Best Public Service TV Program:
Unang Hirit
Best Adult Educational and Cultural Program:
Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
Best Talk Show:
Kandidato, hosted by Arnold Clavio
Best Secular Song:
“Panata Sa Bayan” (GMA Network at 50 Anthem, performed by Sugarfree)
Best Music Video:
Bangon (GMA Special for the victims of Ondoy and Pepeng, performed by Rico Blanco)
Best Entertainment TV Program:
The Sweet Life (QTV-11)
Special Citation (News):
24 Oras
Special Citation (Children and Youth):
Art Angel
Special Citation (Comedy):
Pepito Manaloto
Special Citation (Talk Show):
Mel & Joey
Special Citation (Special Event Coverage):
Reporter’s Notebook
Special Citation (News Magazine):
Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
Special Citation (Adult Educational and Cultural):
Planet Philippines
Special Citation (Station ID):
2009 Christmas Station ID
Special Citation (News):
Balitang Bisdak (GMA Cebu)
Special Citation (Public Service TV Program):
Amianan Agenda (GMA Dagupan)
To give you a very brief information about the Catholic Mass Media Awards, according to starmometer.com and kapamilyalogy.com, the CMMA, which began in 1978, is an annual event in honor of media practitioners “for their outstanding contribution to God and to the Catholic Church.”
Its criteria for judging is based on the late Pope John Paul II’s Ethics in Media and includes: love for God; love for truth; respect for environment; promotion of positive Filipino values; and love for family and life.
The 32nd CMMA was held last night, October 13, at the UST Medicine Auditorium.
Here is the complete list of awards and citations received by the Kapuso Network (GMA-7 and QTV-11):
Best News Program:
Saksi
Best Public Service TV Program:
Unang Hirit
Best Adult Educational and Cultural Program:
Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
Best Talk Show:
Kandidato, hosted by Arnold Clavio
Best Secular Song:
“Panata Sa Bayan” (GMA Network at 50 Anthem, performed by Sugarfree)
Best Music Video:
Bangon (GMA Special for the victims of Ondoy and Pepeng, performed by Rico Blanco)
Best Entertainment TV Program:
The Sweet Life (QTV-11)
Special Citation (News):
24 Oras
Special Citation (Children and Youth):
Art Angel
Special Citation (Comedy):
Pepito Manaloto
Special Citation (Talk Show):
Mel & Joey
Special Citation (Special Event Coverage):
Reporter’s Notebook
Special Citation (News Magazine):
Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
Special Citation (Adult Educational and Cultural):
Planet Philippines
Special Citation (Station ID):
2009 Christmas Station ID
Special Citation (News):
Balitang Bisdak (GMA Cebu)
Special Citation (Public Service TV Program):
Amianan Agenda (GMA Dagupan)
To give you a very brief information about the Catholic Mass Media Awards, according to starmometer.com and kapamilyalogy.com, the CMMA, which began in 1978, is an annual event in honor of media practitioners “for their outstanding contribution to God and to the Catholic Church.”
Its criteria for judging is based on the late Pope John Paul II’s Ethics in Media and includes: love for God; love for truth; respect for environment; promotion of positive Filipino values; and love for family and life.
The 32nd CMMA was held last night, October 13, at the UST Medicine Auditorium.
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