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  • Conflict of interest?

    CHEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer for a story on a possible Constitutional violation in the re-election of Vice President Jejomar Binay as Boy Scout of the... Read more

  • Chronicle

    4th Plaridel Excellence in Filipino-American Journalism Awards, Cornell University Alliance for Science Journalism Fellowship Read more

  • Briefer on Seven Roundtable Discussions in the Senate of the Philippines on Muslim Mindanao Autonomy (June – October 2015)

    The Institute for Autonomy and Governance is organizing the discussions in partnership with the Senate Economic Planning Office (SEPO), Local Government Development Foundation (LOGODEF) and the Senate-Muslim Advocates for... Read more

  • Obit

    VETERAN PHOTOJOURNALIST and UP lecturer Dennis M. Sabangan died of a heart attack Monday morning, June 29. He was 41; SURROUNDED by family members, British journalist Peter Storah died... Read more

  • PR for “tourism”

    Jeers to The Daily Tribune for publishing a report that sounded like a press release from a government agency, and which also promoted a shopping mall. Read more

  • Explaining “liquefaction”

    Cheers to ABS-CBN 2’s TV Patrol for an informative report on liquefaction— one of the hazards that could result from a strong earthquake. Read more

  • Police finds lead in killer of cameraman

    The Philippine National Police has a possible lead on the killing of a cameraman and driver of the local franchise holder of Cable News Network (CNN) on June 25... Read more

  • Obit

    HONG KONG journalist Henry Parwani died June 23, Tuesday night. He was 67; TURKISH JOURNALIST Cüneyt Arcayürek died June 23, Tuesday, due to multiple organ failure. He was... Read more

  • Chronicle

    Call for Papers: MediAsia 2015, Journalism Scholarships: Radio Nederland Training Center Read more

  • Departing from the usual

    CHEERS TO two news programs for giving attention to those sector often marginalized by the media, and for airing a digestible backgrounder on the Moro struggle. Read more