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Competition Policy
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility in cooperation with the Asian Institute of Management Policy Center, with a grant from the National Endowment for Democracy, invites you to... Read more
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Obit: Breen, 65
Thomas Breen III, a veteran American journalist who covered the Philippines in the twilight of the Marcos dictatorship, died of cardiac arrest at his home last June 22, 2011.... Read more
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On the Christopher Lao controversy
What happened to Christopher Lao is an issue of social media excess more than it is of journalism ethics. Read more
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Freedom of Information Policy Forum
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility with a grant from the National Endowment for Democracy invites you to a policy forum on the Freedom of Information. Read more
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Another Mindanao broadcaster receives threats
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – A radio broadcaster in Cagayan de Oro City has been receiving threatening text messages (SMS) and calls since 14 July 2011. Cagayan de Oro City is approximately... Read more
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Covering Osama bin Laden’s death: Unanswered Questions
The larger questions surrounding bin Laden’s killing, however, were largely unanswered in the coverage. To be fair, some print and online columnists did write analyses that provided some context.... Read more
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AFP Press Release
JEERS to Malaya for the report “AFP officials to attend DOJ probe on missing UP students,” which sounded like a press release from the Armed Forces of the Philippines... Read more
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Beyond Violence
CHEERS to MindaNews for a comprehensive and balanced article on the Davao Mayor Sarah Duterte punching incident. While most news reports, especially those from major news organizations such as... Read more
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Obit: Wrokpoh, 38
Prominent Liberian journalist Patrick Wrokpoh died after undergoing medical treatment at the St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital in Monrovia last June 24, 2011. He was 38. Read more
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Does Self-Regulation have a Future in the Philippines?
THE MEDIA are not only failing to regulate themselves; more importantly, some media organizations are actually depending on the government to intervene, in effect eroding the very principle of... Read more