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  • Deliberate misunderstanding

    JEERS TO philstar.com for misunderstanding a report, and then carelessly highlighting a comment to support its conclusion. Read more

  • FOI and the right to know

    CHEERS TO Rappler.com for reviewing freedom of information (FOI) laws worldwide, and the state of access to information in the Philippines and the right to know. Read more

  • Obit

    AMERICAN NEWSPAPER photographer Earl Warren died last July 22. He was 70. INDIAN JOURNALIST and editor Jehangir Pocha died of cardiac arrest last July 12. He was 46. Read more

  • Ukraine is most dangerous country for journalists worldwide; Philippines is sixth

    Seven journalists were killed in Ukraine in the first half of 2014, making it the most dangerous country for journalists, according to a survey by the International News Safety... Read more

  • Notes on the dominant press

    By Luis V. Teodoro As ethical as well as professional duty, truth-telling and accuracy are fundamental to media and press practice. But in the dominant (wrongly referred to as the... Read more

  • Constitutional Crisis? Did it not start with the SC Ruling?

    By Melinda Quintos de Jesus CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS would be the outcome, some say, of President Aquino’s decision to file a motion for reconsideration of the High Court’s ruling on DAP. Read more

  • Chronicle

    Earth Journalism Scholars Program; Richard Beeston Bursary 2014; Dart Center Ochberg Fellowship on conflict and violence reporting Read more

  • Obit

    SCOTTISH BROADCASTER John Milne died on July 14. He was 72. Read more

  • Notes on the alternative press

    By Luis V. Teodoro A NATIONAL conference on the alternative press is likely to be held in October at the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication in Diliman,... Read more

  • Chronicle

    SEAPA Fellowship 2014; Filipina reporter wins AFP Kate Web Prize; Jessica Soho retires as GMA executive; Ramon Ang acquires 30% of GMA Network Read more