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Chronicles: NSCB, EJAP awards
Statistics Board cite media practitioners The National Statistic Coordination Board cited The Philippine Star, GMA-7 and ABS-CBN Cebu’s dyAB in the 2nd NSCB Media Awards. The 2nd NSCB Media... Read more
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Broadcaster threatened over illegal gambling report
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – A radio broadcaster received death threats on his mobile phone after reporting on illegal gambling in Cagayan De Oro City, Misamis Oriental. Misamis Oriental is a province... Read more
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Broadcasters claim local official threatened them
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – A local official of Porac town, Pampanga allegedly threatened journalists over a story involving his business deals. Porac town is approximately 70.32 kilometers north of Manila. DwGV... Read more
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Philippines down 34 places in Press Freedom Index
THE AMPATUAN massacre has put the Philippines in 156th place in the 2010 World Press Freedom Index of the Paris-based Reporters Sans Frontieres (RSF, Reporters Without Borders), 34 places... Read more
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Ressa Resigns as ABS CBN News VP
Journalist Maria Ressa has resigned from her post as ABS-CBN’s vice president for news and current affairs. In a statement released on Oct. 11, Ressa said she decided not... Read more
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Chronicles: Newsbreak, Vera Files’ Chua and GenSan-based Rebollido
Newsbreak articles make the final cut to 2010 DAJA Newsbreak has announced that two of its stories have been chosen as finalists in the 2010 Developing Asia Journalism Awards... Read more
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A story’s cost in lives
By DJ Yap It was sunny and steaming when I came rushing to the Quirino Grandstand that morning. By nightfall, the skies were in a rage. Until the last... Read more
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Beyond traffic jams, stone throwing
JEERS to TV newscasts, some major broadsheets and a radio commentator for virtually reducing the September demolition in North Triangle, Quezon City to a violent stone-throwing incident and major... Read more
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JEER OF THE MONTH: To purge or not to purge
JEERS TO the Philippine press for not looking into the abolition of 10 supposedly “redundant” agencies which include the Mindanao Development Council, the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission, and the Office... Read more
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On-again, off-again
JEERS to the press for spotty reporting on the Dacer-Corbito murder case. Initially, the press did follow up reports on the Dacer-Corbito murder case when the daughters of slain... Read more