明報周刊





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明報周刊
Mingpao Weekly

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明報周刊標誌

發行者
萬華媒體、《明報》
创刊日期
1968年11月17日，​50年前​（1968-11-17）
总部所在地
 香港
语言
繁體中文、英文
网站
明周

《明報周刊》（英语：Mingpao Weekly）或稱《明周》，於1968年創刊，是香港綜合雜誌之一。明周更刊有專題報道，如藝術、文化及社會等多元化的主題。




目录






  • 1 概述


  • 2 參考文獻


  • 3 參見


  • 4 外部链接





概述


《明報周刊》由《明報》於1968年11月17日創刊，首期封面人物是日本演員濱美枝（日语：浜美枝），讀者群以中產階級人士為主。《明報周刊》內容包括娛樂新聞、電影、旅遊、時裝潮流及文化趨勢等，採取溫和路線，不以譁眾取寵的手法報導，所以受到香港演藝界及知識份子的尊重及愛戴，讀者群鮮明。


1988年1月，出版第1,000期。


2007年3月10日，出版第2,000期。


2008年6月20日，正式在台灣出刊。首期的封面人物是林志玲，主題為〈林志玲教西方人的六件事〉。


2017年6月15日，亞洲出版業協會「2017年度卓越新聞獎」《明周》編輯陳伊敏憑《我是女工[1]》奪得女性議題新聞獎優異獎 [2][3]



參考文獻





  1. ^ 90後中國女工 “Made in China”背後的青春實錄


  2. ^ Excellence in Reporting on Women’s Issues (女性议题新闻奖) Group C


  3. ^ 《明周》榮獲亞洲出版業協會卓越新聞獎（SOPA）獎項




參見



  • 明報兒童周刊

  • 明報月刊



外部链接




  • 明報周刊（繁体中文）（简体中文）


  • 明報周刊的Twitter帳戶


  • 明報周刊的Instagram帳戶


  • 明報周刊的新浪微博


  • 明報周刊的Facebook專頁





















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  • 香港

  • 溫哥華

  • 多倫多

  • 紐約

  • 舊金山
香港出版雜誌


  • 明Teens

  • 教得樂

  • 明報周刊

  • 兒童周刊

  • Hi-Tech Weekly

  • 亞洲週刊

  • 明報月刊

  • Top Gear極速誌

  • 明錶
內地出版雜誌


  • MING明日風尚

  • Top Gear汽車測試報告

  • Popular Science科技新時代


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