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Obit

TURKISH JOURNALIST Hasan Pulur died Sunday, Nov. 29. He was 83. Read more

Chronicle

Facebook’s Instant Articles partners with Asian media orgs; Biodiversity Media Grant Opportunity Read more

TV Broadcaster Threatened

CMFR/Philippines – A television news broadcaster in Pampanga received a death threat through text messages last November 11, 2015. Read more

‘Scripted’ Protest: A Shaky Slant

JEERS TO ABS-CBN’s TV Patrol for a slanted report on an anti-APEC protest and for using social media posts instead of its own reporting to “validate” it. Read more

Obit

FILIPINO JOURNALIST and author Nora Linda “Baboo” Mondoñedo died Thursday, November 26. She was 67. Read more

TRACE International is accepting entries to its inaugural TRACE Prize for Investigative Reporting; Journalists, politicians, scholars and policy makers are invited to apply for a fellowship at the Joan... Read more

In context: Duterte’s ‘Last Minute Strategy’

CHEERS TO CNN Philippines’ Network News for recalling Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte’s previous statements regarding his on-again, off- again 2016 presidential run in light of his most recent... Read more

APEC 2015 Coverage: Still Inadequate After All These Years

WHEN THE Philippines hosted the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit the first time in 1996, it was touted as a coming out party for the administration of then president... Read more

Men in Break-in Try Identified

CMFR/ Philippines -- Two of the armed men who tried to break into Aksyon Radyo station in Iloilo City and took one of the station's close circuit television (CCTV)... Read more

Ending the Killing of Journalists: State Action Urgently Needed

Statement of the Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists The United Nations declared November 2 as International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists. However, press freedom advocates in the... Read more

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