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Adjusting to a New Presidency
It’s simply par for the course By Mia M. Gonzalez A few weeks before former President Joseph Estrada took his oath as Chief Executive in 1998, Palace reporters at... Read more
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Housing mogul allegedly threatened correspondent
A HOUSING mogul allegedly threatened a Pampanga-based correspondent after she reported on his company’s alleged illegal housing scheme. Pampanga is a province approximately 56 kilometers north of Manila. Philippine... Read more
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PJR Reports July – August 2010
|| IN THIS ISSUE || Governance and Media in an Information Age by Melinda Quintos de Jesus with research by Ruby Shaira F. Panela Columnists, Partisans, and Conflicts of... Read more
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Local Media Guidelines in Covering Crisis Situations
Listed below is a matrix of local media organizations’ guidelines for covering hostage situations. ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs included these guidelines in its 2006 Standards Ethics Manual. The... Read more
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Matrix: Guidelines in Reporting Hostage-Taking and Other Crisis Situations
In light of the August 23 hostage taking in Manila, the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) held a roundtable discussion last Sept. 9 on the media coverage... Read more
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PNP fails to implement own guidelines during Aug. 23 hostage taking
by Rupert Francis Mangilit The Aug. 23 hostage taking showed severe lapses on how the Philippine police manage crisis situations, including its capacity to deal with the press, despite... Read more
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Newsbreak to fund investigative health reports
Online newsmagazine Newsbreak is offering six fellowships for journalists interested in doing investigative reports on health. Under the Maggie de Pano Fund for Investigative Reporting for Health, journalists may avail... Read more
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Probe offers Media fellowship on Population and Development
The Probe Media Foundation Inc. (PMFI) is inviting media practitioners to submit entries to its “Mulat Pinoy Media Fellowship Program: Philippine Population in Focus”. The fellowship, according to an official... Read more
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APJC invites Asia Pacific journalists in two-week seminar
The Asia Pacific Journalism Center (APJC) invites journalists in the region to apply for its two-week fellowship program. The fellowship, themed “Challenges to stability and development in Indonesia, Malaysia and... Read more
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CMFR announces new Ongpin fellows; Lingao 2010 Marshall McLuhan Fellow
The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) held the Jaime V. Ongpin Journalism Seminar (JVOJS) which discussed press issues and problems in the coverage of the 2010 elections.... Read more