PHILIPPINES YEARBOOK

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                    [Title] => Farewell gift for Qatar’s Okasha
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Qatar Airways country manager Abdallah Okasha receives the first copy of the 2015 edition of The Philippines Yearbook from its chairman and CEO Grace Glory Go at Qatar Airways’ appreciation dinner last Dec. 10 at the Conservatory of The Peninsula Manila.

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                    [Title] => Our landscapes, as seen from high
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We must congratulate both publisher Vernon Go and editor-in-chief Paulo Alcazaren for 2013 The Philippines Yearbook: The Changing Landscapes of the Philippines.

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                    [AuthorName] => Alfred A. Yuson
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                    [Title] => 2014 Philippines yearbook: Launched at Raffles and Fairmont Ballroom
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What appears in this two-page spread is less than a 5th of the people who joined our team to joyously launch the latest edition of the 440-page Philippines Yearbook.

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                    [Title] => The changing landscapes of the Philippines
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Founded in 1936 by my father Dr. Jimmy Go Puan Seng, The Philippines Yearbook of The Fookien Times has evolved into more than just a coffee table book.

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                    [Title] => 75th Year of the Philippines Yearbook honors 75 Familial Generations at Diamond Hotel
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The Philippines Yearbook publisher and editor-in-chief Vernon Go writes: “Seventy-five is a big number.
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I have worked with Tom Epperson thrice. The first was one of my first shoots ever for Metro with my best friend Wendy Puyat, who was also quaking with fear. Wendy looked amazing, but I was what he called a blinker, which resulted in only one usable shot of me. The next was a cover for Chalk. By then, I felt more at ease because I knew him better through his wife, Jenni, and beautiful child, Aryanna. The last was one of my favorite shots ever.
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                    [AuthorName] => Celine Lopez
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                    [Title] => The story of the Pinoy soul in the ‘Philippines Yearbook 2004’
                    [Summary] => An image of a rainbow in Guimaras is not only a celestial phenomenon but also a key to the Pinoy identity. This, along with other haunting images by renowned photographers of the Camera Club of the Philippines, will be featured in the Philippines Yearbook 2004, accompanied by literary essays on Philippine mythology that shed light on the Pinoy identity and experience.


The Philippines Yearbook 2004 will be launched in November this year.
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                    [Title] => ‘The Philippines Yearbook’ teams up with the Camera Club of the  Philippines
                    [Summary] => Since 1936, The Philippines Year-book has been at the forefront of chronicling the Filipino nation’s evolution, providing poignant images of a country in constant change. 


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                    [AuthorName] => Dong Magsajo
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                    [Title] => 2003 Philippines Yearbook launched tonight
                    [Summary] => The 2003 Philippines Yearbook will be launched at 7 tonight (Nov. 25) at the Grand Ballroom of the Dusit Hotel Nikko in Makati City. Established by Dr. James Go Puan Seng in 1936, founder of The Fookien Times, which published the largest Chinese daily newspaper in the Philippines until the implementation of martial law in 1972, The Philippines Yearbook is one of the longest running annual Philippine publications as well as one of the most respected.
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Farewell gift for Qatar’s Okasha

December 14, 2014 - 12:00am

Qatar Airways country manager Abdallah Okasha receives the first copy of the 2015 edition of The Philippines Yearbook from...

Allure

Our landscapes, as seen from high

By Alfred A. Yuson | January 13, 2014 - 12:00am

We must congratulate both publisher Vernon Go and editor-in-chief Paulo Alcazaren for 2013 The Philippines Yearbook: The Changing...

Arts and Culture

2014 Philippines yearbook: Launched at Raffles and Fairmont Ballroom

January 12, 2014 - 12:00am

What appears in this two-page spread is less than a 5th of the people who joined our team to joyously launch the latest edition of the 440-page Philippines Yearbook.

Cassandra

The changing landscapes of the Philippines

January 27, 2013 - 12:00am

Founded in 1936 by my father Dr. Jimmy Go Puan Seng, The Philippines Yearbook of The Fookien Times has evolved into more than just a coffee table book.

Cassandra

75th Year of the Philippines Yearbook honors 75 Familial Generations at Diamond Hotel

December 18, 2011 - 12:00am

The Philippines Yearbook publisher and editor-in-chief Vernon Go writes: “Seventy-five is a big number.

Cassandra

Finally

By Celine Lopez | October 14, 2005 - 12:00am

I have worked with Tom Epperson thrice. The first was one of my first shoots ever for Metro with my best friend Wendy Puyat, who was also quaking with fear. Wendy looked amazing, but I was what he called a blinker,...

Young Star

The story of the Pinoy soul in the ‘Philippines Yearbook 2004’

October 27, 2003 - 12:00am

An image of a rainbow in Guimaras is not only a celestial phenomenon but also a key to the Pinoy identity. This, along with other haunting images by renowned photographers of the Camera Club of the Philippines, will...

Arts and Culture

‘The Philippines Yearbook’ teams up with the Camera Club of the Philippines

By Dong Magsajo | August 18, 2003 - 12:00am

Since 1936, The Philippines Year-book has been at the forefront of chronicling the Filipino nation’s evolution, providing poignant images of a country in constant change.

Arts and Culture

2003 Philippines Yearbook launched tonight

November 25, 2002 - 12:00am

The 2003 Philippines Yearbook will be launched at 7 tonight (Nov. 25) at the Grand Ballroom of the Dusit Hotel Nikko in Makati City. Established by Dr. James Go Puan Seng in 1936, founder of The Fookien Times, which...

Headlines