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Rewriting history: Media promote, counter Marcos propaganda
POLITICAL PROPAGANDA takes all forms. The Marcoses have always used the circus elements of politics to manipulate and control the public mind. Mainstream media need to understand that their... Read more
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Rappler reviews Remulla’s first days as DOJ Secretary
CHEERS TO Rappler for its report that reviewed Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla’s first 18 days as Department of Justice (DOJ) Secretary. The report sets the standard for watching DOJ... Read more
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VERA Files calls attention to DA’s revival of Marcos Jr.’s failed project in Ilocos Norte
PEOPLE WONDERED why Ferdinand Marcos Jr. decided to take over as Secretary of Agriculture, which he announced on June 20. Most news organizations seemed to have missed one reason... Read more
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MindaNews examines ‘fat,’ ‘obese’ dynasties in Mindanao
CHEERS TO MindaNews for a comprehensive, data-driven report on Mindanao’s political dynasties – the fat, the obese, the growing and the long-surviving. Read more
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Lack of media attention heightens dangers of red-tagging
CHEERS TO Bulatlat, MindaNews, and the Philippine Daily Inquirer for their reports on the red-tagging and arrest of a Lumad teacher last July 17. Another case which involved red-tagging... Read more
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News5 highlights language issues in education
CHEERS TO News5 for its special report that provided background on the use of Filipino and local languages in the public schools. It was in response to President Ferdinand... Read more
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MEDIA AND ELECTIONS 2022
THE MEDIA community in the country and in many parts of the world have not engaged much in the collective exercise of questioning how journalists do their work, or... Read more
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Reuben Canoy, 93
FORMER CAGAYAN de Oro mayor and radio commentator Reuben Canoy passed away on July 5. He was cremated hours after he suffered cardiac arrest at a hospital in Cagayan... Read more
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Guillermo “Gil” Santos, 90
Guillermo “Gil” Santos, veteran journalist and educator, passed away on Sunday, July 17. He was 90. Read more
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Antonio “Tony” Movera Ajero, 76
DAVAO-BASED COMMUNITY journalist Antonio “Tony” Movera Ajero passed away on Sunday, July 17. He was 76. Read more