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Coalition Welcomes People’s Gains in FOI
The Right to Know. Right Now! Coalition welcomes the recent public endorsement by President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III of the passage of the Freedom of Information (FOI) law... Read more
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The audience first, or the public be damned?
What the entry of one more TV news channel into the picture, and the attempt to rethink existing channels into more news-heavy media should mean, is that an audience... Read more
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Rappler: making waves?
So what is Rappler.com all about? Read more
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“Deep-backgrounding” in broadcast journalism
Jumilla on covering the Corona impeachment trial Read more
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TV news crew claims threat from village councilor
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – A village councilor allegedly threatened a TV news crew in Cagayan de Oro City last 1 February 2012. The village councilor denied the allegation. Read more
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On the latest version of Palace FOI billImprovements noted
On Feb. 2, 2012—Malacañang has for the first time forwarded a draft Freedom of Information (FOI) bill to the House of Representatives for discussion and possible enactment. It has been... Read more
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A triumph for free expression and press freedom
THE Freedom Fund for Filipino Journalists (FFFJ) hails as a triumph for free expression and press freedom the declaration by the United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC), which was... Read more
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Philippines ranked 140th in Press Freedom Index
The Philippines is up 16 places in the 2011 Press Freedom Index released by Reporters sans Frontières (Reporters Without Borders, RSF). Read more
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PCIJ Training on SALN
PCIJ will conduct another briefing on January 27. Go to http://pcij.org/blog/2012/01/13/do-the-saln-salsa-with-pcij to know more. Read more
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How is the press faring in its Corona impeachment trial coverage?
It has been seven days since the impeachment trial of Chief Justice Renato Corona started. Since Jan. 16, CMFR has been asking online media users their thoughts on the press... Read more