Journalism Review Archives | Page 123 of 173 | CMFR
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Navarro, Navarro, and more Navarro
JEERS TO TV Patrol and 24 Oras for allotting a large percentage of air time to the incident involving celebrity-host Vhong Navarro, and failing to provide reports on key... Read more
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Problem solving journalism
THE FIRST blog for 2014 may be a good time to suggest once again that we need to change the way we do journalism. This is not the first... Read more
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Unethical and unprofessional (UPDATED)
JEERS TO GMA-7’s Arnold Clavio for his behavior during the morning program Unang Hirit last November 5. Read more
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Beyond the numbers
CHEERS TO GMA-7’s 24 Oras, Solar TV’s Solar Network News, and Rappler for providing a more in-depth coverage on the magnitude 7.2 earthquake that struck Central Visayas last October... Read more
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Once more, with feeling: Conflict of interest
JEERS TO the Philippine Daily Inquirer and its columnist Conrado de Quiros for violating a fundamental ethical principle in journalism—independence, which can be compromised by conflicts of interest. Read more
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Beyond hate crime reporting
CHEERS TO GMA-7’s Balitanghali and 24 Oras for going beyond the usual reporting of "hate crimes". Read more
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Evaluating the programs of the Aquino gov’t
CHEERS TO ABS-CBN Corporation and GMA Network for keeping tabs on the performance of President Benigno S. Aquino III based on his campaign and inaugural promises as well as... Read more
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The pros and cons of cash grants
CHEERS TO ABS-CBN’s Cheche Lazaro Presents for its in-depth review of the state of the government’s human development plan called Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program or 4Ps. (Sunday’s Best, ABS-CBN... Read more
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Prioritizing basketball
JEERS TO TV Patrol for devoting a third of its air time to reports on the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals last June 21 to the exclusion of other,... Read more
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Misbehaving Justice?
JEERS TO The Manila Times for its inaccurate and unfair reporting last June 17 on a Supreme Court (SC) Justice’s alleged tantrums. Read more