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Obit

AMERICAN JOURNALIST Jess Marlow died from complications of Alzheimer’s disease last August 3. He was 84. Read more

Chronicle

Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program; 2014 UNCA Awards Read more

Obit

PAKISTANI NEWSPAPER journalist and editor Majid Nizami died of a heart ailment last July 26. He was 86. Read more

Obiter Dictum and the Impeachment Motions against President Aquino

By Melinda Quintos de Jesus PRESIDENT AQUINO delivered his fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA) to members of the three branches of government. He was welcomed to the august... Read more

Chronicle

UP Gawad Plaridel 2014; AJ+ reporting fellowship program; Thomson Foundation UK Foreign Press Association Awards Read more

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