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Imelda’s Graft Conviction: Knowledge of Legal Procedures a Must in Reporting the Case


  MEDIA’S EYES may have been on Imelda Marcos, but reports may have missed the legal issues. The Sandiganbayan 5th division found former First Lady and incumbent Ilocos Norte 2nd District Representative Imelda Marcos guilty of seven counts of graft. The Court said that the former First Lady funneled...

Too Much, Too Soon: Premature Campaigning via Media Exposure


  AS THE midterm elections draw near, the electorate is once again being deluged with a tsunami of premature campaigning. The official campaign period has yet to begin, but some candidates for public office already have a head start over their rivals. Their names and faces are plastered everywhere,...

Third Telco Race: Not Much Said About the China Connection


Photo from the Department of Information and Communications Technology Facebook page   ON NOVEMBER 7, the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) declared the Mislatel consortium the provisional new major player (NMP) that will break the duopoly of Globe Telecom and PLDT Inc. over Philippine cell phone and internet services. The...

Online Report Supports Distorted Narrative on the Media


Ambassador Jan Top Christensen | CMFR file photo   JEERS TO news.ABS-CBN.com for a report that focused on the misleading statements of a single source, and ignored others as well as the current threats to the Philippine press. A story on the website reported the remarks by the Ambassador...

Policing the Police: The Inquirer on the PNP’s “Internal Cleansing”


Screengrab from Inquirer.net.     CHEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer for its two-part report on the faulty internal mechanisms for police accountability. Inquirer reporters Krixia Subingsubing and Mariejo Ramos presented data from the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO). While 3,521 NCR-based police officers have been charged administratively...

A View to a Kill: Investigative Report Finds Police-Vigilante Link


Screen shot from Rappler.com   CHEERS TO Rappler for “Murder in Manila,” a seven-part series on the Philippine National Police’s (PNP) involvement in some cases of extra-judicial killings (EJKs). While much of the media has reduced the Duterte “drug war” narrative  to mere crime reports, the Rappler series, a...

Media’s disinterest in the issues of delayed rehabilitation of Marawi


Photo from the Task Force Bangon Marawi official website.    AFTER SEVERAL postponements, the ceremony to kickstart Marawi City’s rehabilitation finally pushed through on October 30 – without President Rodrigo Duterte in attendance. Authorities had earlier scheduled the groundbreaking for October 17, the first anniversary of the city’s “liberation,” then moved...

Sidebar | The Magnetic Lifters: Recalling Critical Details


Read article: The Drugs That Got Away: Questions Linger on Multibillion-Peso Drug Shipment Photo from the PDEA Top Stories Facebook page.   THE USE of magnetic lifters to smuggle narcotics is central to this controversy. Aside from showing photographs of the lifters, media reports also said that the magnetic lifters...

The Drugs That Got Away: Questions Linger on Multibillion-Peso Drug Shipment


Photo from PDEA Top Stories Facebook page.   THE MONTHS-LONG blame game between the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) over the loss of PHP 6.8 billion—now estimated at PHP 11 billion—worth of shabu (crystal meth) that allegedly slipped past port inspectors appears to be...

Villar Company Franchise Grant: Media Note Possible Conflict of Interest


  CHEERS TO Rappler for pointing out a possible case of conflict of interest in the granting of a 25-year franchise to Streamtech Systems Technologies (SST), a venture of the group of companies owned by tycoon and former Senator Manuel Villar, to provide nationwide telecommunications services. In its October...

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