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Print Monitors
The missing story SOMEONE WAS sleeping on the job at the Philippine Daily Inquirer last June 15. The Inquirer story, “Ping seeks revival of Jose Pidal probe,” had nothing... Read more
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Speaking of Media
A dire portent for media? “What, we ask, constitutes ‘co-mingling with terror suspects?’ Interviewing them? Meeting with them in pursuit of stories? “And, we stress, (Justice Secretary Raul) Gonzalez... Read more
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Editor’s Note: Joy in Journalism
IN THE crush of dismal and discouraging developments in the press, one is prone to overlook an important thing about journalism: it can be fun. Specifically, there is a... Read more
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Inquirer, Star, Newsbreak and Philippine Graphic grab top JVOAEJ prizes
For more information on the Jaime V. Ongpin Awards for Excellence in Journalism (JVOAEJ), please contact the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility at any of the following numbers:... Read more
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Covering a ‘Miracle’
Covering a ‘Miracle’ How a story moved a reporter to tears By Tonette T. Orejas VEN IN the most dramatic moments of news coverage, I do not remember myself... Read more
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Obituaries
“Kuya Cesar,” 69 VETERAN RADIO broadcaster Cesar “Kuya Cesar” Nucum passed away due to cardiac arrest last May 17 in Quezon City. He was 69. Nucum, who hailed from... Read more
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Crisis: International
Venezuelan gov’t closes down TV station TENS OF thousands of citizens took to the street—some to celebrate, others to protest—after Venezuela’s oldest television network lost its license and went... Read more
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Crisis: National
Court bars airing of Imbestigador segment A SEGMENT of GMA-7’s public affairs program, Imbestigador, was stopped from being shown on May 12 because of a temporary restraining order (TRO).... Read more
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Why Pichay still lost: The importance of political ads
Why Pichay still lost The importance of political ads By Rocel Ann G. Junio and Katherine Anne O. Laurio WITH ITS 95-percent reach among Filipino households (according to a... Read more