Philippine Journalism Review

To extend its educational reach, CMFR has developed the Philippine Journalism Review into an annual refereed academic journal using the double blind review, the first of its kind in Asia. As such, it engages academics to develop thematic discussion of the issues affecting media practice in the Philippines.

3 responses to “Philippine Journalism Review”

  1. Nelle Filippine il giornalismo è donna « WOMAN JOURNAL says:
    May 17, 2011 at 10:17 pm

    […] Melinda Quintos de Jesus , direttore esecutivo del Centro per la Libertà e la Responsabilità dei Media, oggi nelle redazioni dei giornali filippini il problema principale per le donne non è conquistare […]

  2. Nelle Filippine sono le giornaliste donna ad occupare le posizioni di vertice | WOMAN's JOURNAL says:
    July 6, 2011 at 6:33 am

    […] Melinda Quintos de Jesus , direttore esecutivo del Centro per la Libertà e la Responsabilità dei Media, oggi nelle redazioni dei giornali filippini il problema principale per le donne non è conquistare […]

  3. Philippines journalists | Supernaturalro says:
    July 19, 2012 at 1:18 pm

    […] Philippine Journalism Review | Center for Media Freedom …May 17, 2011 … To extend its educational reach, CMFR has developed the Philippine Journalism Review into an annual refereed academic journal using the … […]

 

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