We will not surrender our freedomsToday, Independence Day, we renew our pledge to serve the people, to continue speaking truth to power, and to guard and defend freedom of the press and of expression from all threats.Read More Covering the PandemicRead more Covering the CoViD-19 Pandemic Gearing Up For The Elections: NUJP holds training for reporters NUJP holds training for reporters Gearing Up For The Elections By Don Gil K. Carreon IN 2004, the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) and the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) conducted separate studies on the Philippine media’s performance during that year’s elections. The CMFR study confirmed... CMFR MONITOR OF NEWS MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE 2007 NATIONAL ELECTIONS CMFR MONITOR OF NEWS MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE 2007 NATIONAL ELECTIONS (Second monitoring period, March 3 – 16, 2007) Coverage of party-list groups gets boost from Ocampo arrest The period under review saw a sudden surge in the reportage on party-list groups—a distinct departure from the 2004 presidential elections... CMFR MONITOR OF NEWS MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE 2007 NATIONAL ELECTIONS CMFR MONITOR OF NEWS MEDIA COVERAGE OF THE 2007 NATIONAL ELECTIONS (First monitoring period, February 13 – March 2, 2007) Team Unity gets widest coverage from TV, print HERE were few surprises in the media coverage of the national elections in the first three weeks of the campaign. Both... Ang Kapatiran: Does Idealism Have News Value? Covering The Campaign Ang Kapatiran Does Idealism Have News Value? BY Christian V. Esguerra IT WASN’T exactly a reporter’s dream coverage. Why stick your nose into the business of a group of Catholics seeking to jumpstart a new kind of politics in the country? To think that with only... Genuine Opposition: Different strokes for different pols Covering The Campaign Genuine Opposition Different strokes for different pols By Toni Alejandro COVERING THE senatorial campaign of the Genuine Opposition (GO) candidates has never been easy. From day one, journalists assigned to cover opposition sorties were like headless chickens as they were kept clueless of the group’s schedules... Team Unity: Groaning under the weight of media’s demands Covering the Campaigns Team Unity Groaning under the weight of media’s demands By Leilani Lee CANDIDATES DO the most unexpected things during a campaign. They do so for additional media mileage and in the hope that those precious moments on television or paragraphs in the newspapers would result in... Covering the Campaigns IN THIS issue, PJR Reports asked several reporters to write about their coverage of the campaigns of three groups: the administration ticket Team Unity, the Genuine Opposition, and the Catholic group Ang Kapatiran. Election coverage has always been a treasure trove for stories and lessons on political reporting. But... Inside Republic Act 9372 ( Human Security Act of 2007) Sec. 3 Terrorism – Any person who commits an act punishable under any of the following provisions of the Revised Penal Code: a.    Article 122 (Piracy in General and Mutiny in the High Seas or in Philippine Waters); b.    Article 134 (Rebellion or Insurrection); c.    Article... Under the Sword of the Anti-Terror Law Journalists and the Human Security Act Under the Sword of the Anti-Terror Law By Jose Bimbo F. Santos JOURNALIST ARLYN dela Cruz is no stranger to danger. In 2002, she disappeared for 98 days while covering the bandit group Abu Sayyaf. In September of last year, she was disowned... Reporting On An Illness: Covering Mike Arroyo’s medical emergency Covering Mike Arroyo’s medical emergency Reporting On An Illness HEALTH issues are very important stories, especially when they concern the highest officials of the land or their families. From the twisted ankle and ear ailment that President Corazon Aquino suffered during her term, to the surgery that President Fidel... « Previous1…4849505152…61Next »
