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Asian Media Barometer: The Philippines 2011Excess of freedom, impunity; Deficit of ethics, self-criticism
The Philippine media community, one of the freest and most rambunctious in all of Asia, is an incredible, hopefully not incorrigible, story of dissonant currents and practices. Read more
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TV reporter warned of plot to kill him
A field reporter of a TV network said he has learned of an assassination plot against him for a report on illegal logging that he did involving a businessman... Read more
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PJR Reports November-December 2011
SOME Filipino journalists can rank among the best in the world. Since the end of the martial law period the best investigative reports have not only looked into those... Read more
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Radio broadcaster wounded in ambush
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – A day after the first International Day to End Impunity last November 23, another radio broadcaster was critically wounded in an ambush in Cagayan De Oro City.... Read more
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Their kind of “Journalism”
In a supposed interview with Marjo Tucay, editor in chief of the University of the Philippines student newspaper the Philippine Collegian,GMA7 TV's Howie Severino implied that by... Read more
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Radio broadcaster survives assassination attempt
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – An Ozamis City-based radio broadcaster survived an assassination attempt allegedly connected to his commentaries against a local politician. Read more
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Newspaper executive killed in General Santos City
CMFR/PHILIPPINES - The circulation manager of a newspaper in General Santos City was shot dead by a motorcycle-riding gunman outside his office last 11 November 2011. Read more
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Ghosts and goblins
The media went all superstitious and supernatural two weeks ago with the usual avalanche of news and special reports about ghosts and goblins before and during All Saints ’... Read more
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PJR Reports September – October 2011
Editor’s Note: FOCUS THE POSSIBILITY that some of the journalists who have been killed in this country since 1986 might not have been ethical, or even corrupt, isn’t exactly... Read more
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Finding justice for the slain journalists‘Extraordinary’ delays
INSTEAD OF speeding up the quest for justice, legal procedures can be used to delay, and worse, even bring judicial proceedings to a standstill. Petitions for certiorari and prohibition... Read more