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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

What Senate reshuffle?

JEERS TO the Daily Tribune for a misleading and biased report on the alleged Senate reshuffle to replace Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. as committee head for delays in... Read more

Representatives threaten to cite journalist in contempt

Members of the House of Representatives threatened to cite in contempt a local journalist in connection with a series of controversial stories on the supposed bribery allegations in the... Read more