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Chronicle

18th Lopez Jaena Community Journalism Workshop; Thomson Reuters writing and reporting news course; National Public Radio reporting fellowship Read more

Obit

AFRICAN-AMERICAN writer and poet Maya Angelou died last May 28. She was 86. Read more

Ban the ban

By Luis V. Teodoro SUPREME COURT spokesperson and Chief of the Court’s Public Information Office Theodore Te was treading on dangerous ground last week—and for reasons that are still not... Read more

Denied protection in 2008, radio blocktimer shot dead

CMFR/Philippines – A journalist whose request for a writ of amparo in 2008 was denied by the Court of the Appeals was shot dead in Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro... Read more

Radio anchor acquitted of libel

CMFR/Philippines – A court in San Jose town, Occidental Mindoro province, acquitted a radio anchor of a libel charge on 2 June 2014. San Jose is about 400 kilometers south of... Read more

Chronicle

2014 Rotary Club of Manila Journalism Awards; GMA assigns executive to new post; Business World names editor in chief; World Federation of Science Journalists' science journalism course Read more

Obit (Updated)

FILIPINO COLUMNIST Alvin Capino died of cancer of the kidney last May 29. He was 64. AMERICAN MEDIA mogul Lewis Katz died in a plane crash last May 31. He... Read more

Reporters hit Supreme Court spokesperson for “ban” of live coverage

CMFR/Philippines – Reporters covering the Supreme Court (SC) beat scored court spokesperson and Public Information Office (PIO) chief Theodore Te for his alleged “ban” on live coverage of the... Read more

Careless and reckless

JEERS TO several media organizations for their careless and reckless reporting of a crime involving a minor. Read more

Lives’ labors lost

By Luis V. Teodoro “SOME SECTORS of media’s irresponsibility” is “killing the credibility of the media,” ABS-CBN TV’s Anthony Taberna claimed in a recent discussion with Philippine Daily Inquirer publisher... Read more