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  • Police tries to arrest reporter

    AN ARREST warrant for a business reporter, one of the 43 journalists sued by the husband of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Jose Miguel Arroyo, was served by at least... Read more

  • An urgent call: Stopping the Arroyo regime assault on press freedom

    An urgent call:Stopping the Arroyo regime assault on press freedomCenter for Media Freedom and Responsibility THE CENTER for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) calls on all media organizations, advocacy... Read more

  • Newspaper columnist receives death threat

    A newspaper columnist who has been charged with libel by the husband of Philippine President Gloria Arroyo received a death threat through the e-mail on 12 November. Ellen Tordesillas,... Read more

  • Forum on anti-terror bill and impact on media

    The Philippine Press Institute and the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines is holding a forum on anti-terror bill and its impact on Philippine media on November 16,... Read more

  • Where is Joey Estriber?

    In a statement, the Paris-based press freedom watchdog Reporters Without Borders voiced its outrage over the “indifference of both local and national authorities” to the case of radio broadcaster... Read more

  • Fight internet censorship! — RSF

    From the Paris-based Reporters Without Borders:Reporters without borders urges internet users to join in 24-hour online demo against internet censorshiphttp://www.rsf.org/article.php3?id_article=19459 When: 11 A.M. on 7 November to 11 A.M.... Read more

  • Do we also have Hong Kong’s scars of media melees?

    Does the concerns made by Hong Kong legislator Albert Cheng King-hon in this article sound very much like the problem we have here in the Philippine media? “The media... Read more

  • Writing for the Foreign Press

    Wanna be a super-stringer? How about a fixer? Writing for the foreign press By Carlos H. Conde MANILA – When the New York Times ran a scathing editorial in... Read more

  • Obituaries

    Fallaci, 76 Renowned journalist Oriana Fallaci died on Sept. 15. She was 76. The fiery Italian writer, who is known for her challenging interviews with leaders and heads of... Read more

  • Chronicle

    PJI employees get jobs back Seventy-nine employees won back their jobs in People’s Journal after the Supreme Court (SC) upheld the Sept. 10 decision of the Court of Appeals... Read more



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