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• Obit

  AFRICAN-AMERICAN JOURNALIST Angelo Henderson died last February 15. He was 51. CANADIAN JOURNALIST Peter Desbarats died last February 11 after a battle with Alzheimer’s disease. He was 80. Read more

• STATEMENT: Libel as problematic as ever for free expression and press freedom

  THE FEBRUARY 18 ruling of the Supreme Court declaring key provisions of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175) unconstitutional is a victory for free expression. But its... Read more

• UPDATED: Supreme Court declares key Cybercrime Law provisions except libel unconstitutional

  UPDATE: Supreme Court upholds February ruling on online libel  CMFR/Philippines – The Supreme Court En Banc on 22 April 2014 denied all motions for reconsideration (MRs) against the Court’s 18... Read more

• Philippine ranking drops in World Press Freedom Index

  CMFR/Philippines – The Philippines dropped from 147th place in 2013 to 149th in the 2014 World Press Freedom Index released on 12 February 2014 by the Paris-based organization Reporters Without... Read more

• Obit

  FILIPINO GRAPHIC artist Giovanni “Bam” Morillo died in a bus crash in Bontoc, Mountain Province last February 7. He was 32. BRITISH JOURNALIST and editor Georgina Henry died of cancer... Read more

• Chronicle

  PCIJ co-founder is new Academic Dean at Columbia Journalism School Co-founder and former executive director of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism Sheila Coronel is the new Dean of... Read more

• Court downgrades charge from murder to homicide in radio broadcaster’s killing

  CMFR/Philippines – A Court in Cebu City on 16 January 2014 convicted a man of homicide in the case of a radio broadcaster killed 13 years ago in the... Read more

• Journalism’s not about the journalist

  By Luis. V. Teodoro WHATEVER THE medium — whether print, broadcast or online — journalism is about the news, not about the journalist. What’s most relevant to readers, viewers and... Read more

• Navarro, Navarro, and more Navarro

  JEERS TO TV Patrol and 24 Oras for allotting a large percentage of air time to the incident involving celebrity-host Vhong Navarro, and failing to provide reports on key... Read more

• Media and change: Expecting the impossible

  THE MOST powerful organizations in the world are not governments but corporations, and among the most powerful corporations are the global media conglomerates. Read more

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