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  • Police officer tagged in radio broadcaster’s killing

    CMFR/Philippines – The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has named the suspects in the 29 August 2013 killing of a radio broadcaster in Iligan City. In its report... Read more

  • Chronicle

    Kiplinger Journalism Fellowships The Kiplinger Program in Public Affairs Journalism is accepting applications for its 2014 fellowships. The fellowship aims to help journalists to “unite rigorous reporting with digital... Read more

  • Obit

    AUSTRALIAN TELEVISION journalist Peter Harvey died of pancreatic cancer last March 2. He was 68. GREEK SPORTS journalist Filippos Syrigos died of cancer last October 13. He was 65. AMERICAN JOURNALIST... Read more

  • Beyond the numbers

    CHEERS TO GMA-7’s 24 Oras, Solar TV’s Solar Network News, and Rappler for providing a more in-depth coverage on the magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck Central Visayas last October... Read more

  • Plagiarism: No ‘Ifs,’ ‘Ands,’ or ‘Buts’

    PLAGIARISM IS theft. Both as a form of dishonesty and for its consequences, the practice of copying someone else’s ideas and written work and passing them off as one’s... Read more

  • Chronicle

    Society of Environmental Journalists grants for environmental journalism The Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) is offering grants for environmental journalism projects. SEJ’s Fund for Environmental Journalism (FEJ) is meant... Read more

  • Obit

    JAPANESE COLUMNIST and advertising critic Yukichi Amano died of pneumonia last October 20. He was 80. Read more

  • It’s not rocket science

    By Luis V. Teodoro JOURNALISM ETHICS is neither nuclear physics nor brain surgery. Ethical compliance is not as complex or as difficult as suggested by the practice of some journalists... Read more

  • Once more, with feeling: Conflict of interest

    JEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer and its columnist Conrado de Quiros for violating a fundamental ethical principle in journalism—independence, which can be compromised by conflicts of interest. Read more

  • Beyond hate crime reporting

    CHEERS TO GMA-7’s Balitanghali and 24 Oras for going beyond the usual reporting of "hate crimes". Read more



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