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Maharlika fund proposal needs more media scrutiny
THE MAHARLIKA Investment Fund (MIF) has proven to be the most controversial bill so far under the administration of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Read more
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Enforced disappearances: Important stories about a continuing scourge
CHEERS TO Inquirer.net and Philstar.com for their respective reports that reviewed the incidents of enforced disappearances under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Their stories provided not just context but an... Read more
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Media and climate change: Spikes in temperature went unexplained, unexplored
JEERS TO the broadcast news media for their limited reporting on the extreme heat experienced in the country during the last few weeks of the dry season. As a... Read more
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Journalist Joe Torres named new PIA chief
JOURNALIST JOSE “Joe” Torres Jr. has been appointed as the new director general of the Philippine Information Agency (PIA). An award-winning journalist and author, Torres will manage the country’s... Read more
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Limited view on power issues: Media only highlight transmission, security concerns
JEERS TO the media’s limited coverage of the country’s energy sector, a crucial area that requires reporting beyond planned and unplanned blackouts. Read more
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Media and advocacy work: Promoting inclusivity for the marginalized
CHEERS TO Rappler’s feature on a volunteer educator of indigenous peoples who passed the March 2023 Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET). The story went beyond the usual plaudits for... Read more
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For lending her voice to social causes, journalist-activist Espina-Varona wins Hildegarde award
JOURNALIST AND activist Maria Salvacion “Inday” Espina-Varona was awarded the 2023 Hildegarde Award for Women in Media and Communication by Scholastica’s College Manila. Read more
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Radio broadcaster shot dead in Oriental Mindoro third journalist killed under Marcos Jr.’s watch
CMFR/PHILIPPINES – Two men aboard a motorcycle shot and killed a radio commentator on May 31, 2023, in Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro, 237 kilometers south of Manila. Read more
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Talabong admits media’s flaws in reporting “drug war”
CHEERS TO freelance journalist Rambo Talabong for his video report on May 25 that took an introspective look into his coverage of the “war on drugs.” Read more
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Militaristic mindset: News media’s failure to contextualize Sara Duterte’s NTF-ELCAC appointment
JEERS TO the news media for neglecting to include key pieces of information and important context in their coverage of the appointment of Vice President Sara Duterte, concurrently Education... Read more