PJR Reports May – June 2009
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Reporting “one of their own” was problematic for some of the media.
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Media and Tragedy
Making the Private Public by Kathryn Roja G. Raymundo
Opportunity Missed
Party List Issues Hardly Reported by Keith Bacongco
Fear of the Unknown
More Information Needed by Edsel Van DT. Dura
Commentary
Thailand
The End of Self-Regulation? by Roby Alampay
The TV5
What Foreign Media Ownership Might Mean by Edsel Van DT. Dura
Media Corruption
A Community Journalist Looks at Media Corruption by Pachico A. Seares
Community Media’s Catch 22
Reporting or Ad-Soliciting? by Bong S. Sarmiento
The Wages of Corruption by Dino Balabo
World Press Freedom Day 2009
“Nothing to Celebrate” by Melanie Y. Pinlac with a report from Verniece T. Zamora
Valuing Independence by Alwyn Alburo
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