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Editor’s Note: Of Knights and Emperors
At this time of the year, certain journalists find themselves in a celebratory mood. It is that season when winners of the Jaime V. Ongpin Awards for Excellence in... Read more
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Speaking of Media
Guns is mightier than the pen? “Finally, they (Palace officials) have come to their senses and heeded our call to give us a fighting chance when confronted with a... Read more
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Dealing with an Accusation
When a news source makes a charge, what’s a reporter to do? Dealing with an Accusation By Hector Bryant L. Macale LIKE A scourge that will not stop, corruption... Read more
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Losing A Beat
A Bulletin reporter wonders about the reason for his transfer Losing A Beat By Venus L. Elumbre Beat assignments are never permanent, that is a reality in media. Editors... Read more
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Native Ritual Puts Docu Program in Trouble
MTRCB suspends I-Witness for showing phallic symbols Native Ritual Puts Docu Program in Trouble By Evelyn Katigbak IT WAS a risk and Howie Severino, I-Witness’s host and writer, knew... Read more
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Life on the Beat: What Journalism Students Saw
Life on the Beat: What Journalism Students Saw LAST SUMMER, the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility hosted a group of journalism students on their internship. They were trying... Read more
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Life on the Beat: The Department of Justice
Life on the Beat – What Journalism Students Saw The Department of Justice: 2 press corps and an ‘injustice’ secretary By Rosario Joy E. Flores Department of Justice (DOJ)... Read more
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Life on the Beat: Manila City Hall
Life on the Beat – What Journalism Students Saw Manila City Hall: A price to pay for independence By Jam Marie Y. Razal The number of factions among reporters... Read more
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Life on the Beat: The House of Representatives
Life on the Beat – What Journalism Students Saw The House of Representatives By Junette B. Galagala As one reporter puts it, the House of Representatives beat is “reactionary.” ... Read more
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