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  • Update on Martial Law

    MARTIAL LAW is now history. Why then an update, a term journalists usually use for reports that keep up with the latest developments in current events. Perhaps even history... Read more

  • Free expression under siege

    PRESUMABLY SPEAKING for President Benigno Aquino III, Presidential Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma described martial rule — which Ferdinand Marcos imposed throughout the country 43 years ago through Presidential Proclamation... Read more

  • Obit

    AWARD-WINNING investigative journalist Aries Rufo died September 19. He was 45. Read more

  • An Alternative Truth?

    NEARLY EIGHT months after, the Mamasapano incident once again found its way into the headlines after President Benigno Aquino III announced during a “Meet the Inquirer Multimedia forum” on... Read more

  • Chronicle

    Metrobank Foundation announces 2015 Journalists of the Year, GMA launches relay station in Butuan City Read more

  • Inaccurate report refers to city as town

    JEERS TO CNNPhilippines.com for inaccurately referring to Malolos as a town in two reports posted on September 16. Read more

  • Slumbook entries as national news

    JEERS TO The Manila Bulletin for classifying as national news a story on Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr.'s music, food and other preferences. Marcos Jr. Is believed likely to... Read more

  • Alternative press reporter harassed, tagged as “leftist”

    The lawyer of an Army sergeant accused of serious illegal detention and kidnapping allegedly harassed and tagged as “leftist” a journalist from the alternative media organization Bulatlat.com ... Read more

  • Entertainment trivia on the front pages

    JEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer and The Philippine Star for prioritizing entertainment news on their front pages. Read more

  • Adequate, but can still be improved

    CHEERS TO the media for giving voice to the plight of Lumad communities whose members have been the victims of killings by paramilitary groups and alleged military elements in... Read more