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Showing the Money Trail
CHEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer for its use of an infographic to show the movement of the funds in the money-laundering scandal that erupted early this month. The... Read more
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Former Gov’s Aide Convicted in Ortega Case
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – The Puerto Princesa City court convicted of murder last 7 March 2016 one of the suspects in the killing of broadcaster and environmentalist Gerardo “Gerry” Ortega... Read more
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2016 Hildegarde awardees recognized
OUTSTANDING WOMEN in mass media and communication were recognized in the 10th Hildegarde Awards held last March 8 at the Saint Scholastica’s College. The Hildegarde Awards are named after... Read more
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EDSA People Power: Inadequate Challenge to Marcos Revisionism
THAT THE Marcos family has succeeded in revising history, and fielding Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as a candidate for vice president in the 2016 elections is the ultimate proof... Read more
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First Presidential Debate: Controversy Over Media ‘Discrimination’
THE FIRST presidential debate held last month in Cagayan de Oro City provoked a controversy, with one news organization alleging that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) restricted freedom... Read more
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Simplifying Survey Terms
CHEERS TO Rappler.com for running a piece explaining and defining the terms often used in the surveys on voter preference for national candidates. Rappler posted “Confused by surveys:... Read more
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2016 Kurt Schork Awards in International Journalism
The Kurt Schork Memorial Fund is now accepting entries to its 2015 international awards for journalism, which aims to recognize the work of local reporters and freelance journalists in... Read more
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Sidebar | Candidates for Senate and Party-list: Hardly Noticed
AMONG THE newspapers CMFR reviewed from Feb. 9 to 20, The Standard was found to feature Romualdez quite frequently. Romualdez, Leyte’s 1st District representative, is on his third term. He... Read more
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Candidates for Senate and Party-list: Hardly Noticed
TWO WEEKS into the campaign period for national positions, both print and broadcast media have mostly focused on the presidential and vice presidential race to the near exclusion of... Read more