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This Week in Media (August 8 to 12, 2022)
FACE-TO-FACE classes are scheduled to resume on August 22, which means the Department of Education (DepEd) is busier than usual with the necessary preparations. As seen on newscasts every... Read more
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ABS-CBN in landmark agreement with TV5
ABS-CBN AND TV5 announced a landmark investment agreement on Thursday, August 11, promising further collaboration in entertainment and news programming. Read more
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Philstar.com zooms in on PH lack of attention to green recovery
CHEERS TO Philstar.com’s two-part report on the country's lack of attention to the climate crisis amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Written by Ramon Royandoyan and edited by Ian Cigaral, the... Read more
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Philstar.com amplifies calls for protection of indigenous culture
CHEERS TO Philstar.com for highlighting the concerns of indigenous peoples (IPs). The online news site’s August 9 report is a timely reminder of the multi-cultural quality of the country... Read more
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GMA News recalls K-12 issues
CHEERS TO GMA News Digital’s Need To Know episode on the K-12 Basic Education Program. Published on August 5, the report by Jay Lord Bade recalled issues that challenge... Read more
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Inquirer.net spotlights DepEd purchase of overpriced laptops
CHEERS TO Inquirer.net's report on the Department of Education’s (DepEd) purchase of outdated yet expensive PHP 58,300 laptops. Read more
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One PH explains factors in Metro Manila flooding
CHEERS TO One PH’s interview with an urban planning expert, which underlined issues causing the flooding of urban areas. The discussion addressed recent flash floods in Metro Manila, drawing... Read more
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Puff pieces promote Padilla, Gatchalian
JEERS TO some broadsheets’ practice of publishing PR pieces in the guise of news. In just one month, they published a number of reports on Senators Sherwin Gatchalian and... Read more
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This Week in Media (August 1 to 5, 2022)
A FORMER president and key personality in the EDSA People Power Movement has passed, and while the current administration saw fit to declare a 10-day period of mourning for... Read more
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Media recall problematic ROTC history
IN HIS first State of the Nation Address, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Congress to restore the mandatory Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program for senior high school students.... Read more