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APC Announces Winners of the Asian Publishing Awards in Kuala Lumpur
BY A CN NEWSWIRE DEC EMBER 1, 2012 09:40 AM EST AR TIC LE RATING: R EADS:

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Kuala Lumpur, Dec 1 , 201 2 - (A CN Newswire) - Eighteen winners and 38 ex cellence awardees from eighteen categories were awarded during the six th Asian Publishing Awards (A PA) on Nov ember 30, 201 2. The ev ent was held as part of the A sian Publishing Conv ention (A PC) held at Crowne Plaza Mutiara Kuala Lumpur on Nov ember 30 & December 1 , 201 2 attended by 1 52 delegates from 1 4 countries. The Lifetime Achiev ement Award was also giv en to Dato' Hussamuddin bin Hj Y aacub, Chairman and CEO of Karangkraf Sdn Bhd. He has built the biggest Bahasa language book and magazine publishing force in Malay sia ov er 30 y ears. There are three commendable factors that set Dato Hussamuddin apart from other businessmen who hav e made it big in Malay sia: he runs his publications on firm v alues, believ es in giv ing back to society and he is uncompromising on corrupt practices. In
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