GMA Network led by the finalists from the Philippines in the prestigious 2016 New York Festivals' "World's Best TV and Films" after Competition among nine entries of GMA Network in the shortlist this year.
The longest running documentary program I-Witness were finalists in the Community Portraits category for its episode "Dorm 12" which features an interview with Kara David's older inmates in the Correctional Institute for Women.
Investigative news magazine show also that Reporter's Notebook was shortlisted in the Social Issues category for "Insufficiency in the City" episode in which it discussed the urban migration in the Philippines.
Shortlisted also "Mistress Lifebuoy" Front Row for Community Service Programs category. The focus this episode unflagging dedication of Elizabeth Miranda, a teacher from Mindoro Occidental crossing the river with lifebuoy arrive in the village of his teaching.
Meanwhile, Ilustrado also recognized as a finalist in the Mini Series category at the New York Festivals was the first hero series on Philippine primetime TV. Kapuso actor Alden Richards lead of the series acted as the national hero Dr. Jose Rizal.
GMA News TV also received final status are some of the programs of the episode "wealth of Palawan" No program Okie with Mareng Winnie was nominated for Best Interview Awards.
The "Gold Smokey Mountain" Brigada program about children seeking gold in the piles of garbage are among the Community Portraits category. Meanwhile, the "One Foot in the Pit" Reel Time is included in the finalists in the category Human Concerns.
It discussed the small-scale mining in Camarines Norte. Gives awards New York Festival's "World's Best TV and Films" competition various television programs and movies from 50 countries.
Last year, Kapuso Network took home the eight awards (four medals and four World Finalist Certificates).
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