Journalism Review Archives | Page 158 of 173 | CMFR
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Speaking of Media
What Gloria wants “We are not only asking media to report only the good news but to deliver the facts straight and accurately….What we are after is freedom but... Read more
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Editor’s Note: Making heroes
Time magazine’s choice of Asian heroes gave Filipinos a big reason to be proud. There in the list of the most illustrious names in the continent were four Filipinos:... Read more
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Working for Online News
By Maila Ager When a friend asked me if I was interested in working for INQ7.net, the online news of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and GMA-7, I was hesitant. ... Read more
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Obituaries
Fernando, 48 ALEX FERNANDO, deputy managing editor of The Philippine Star, died in his sleep last Oct. 23. He was 48. In 1978, Fernando was editor in chief of... Read more
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Crisis: International
Russian journalist murdered A RUSSIAN journalist was found dead in an elevator in her apartment building in Moscow on Oct. 7. Anna Politkovskaya, a journalist who covered the war... Read more
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Crisis: National
Police tries to arrest reporter, fails AN ARREST warrant for a Palace reporter, one of the 43 journalists sued by the husband of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Jose Miguel Arroyo,... Read more
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Book Review: Must-have books for journalists
Book Review: Read, Read, Read! Must-have books for journalists By Jose Bimbo F. Santos In any field, experience—whether your own or those of others—is said to be the best... Read more
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RP Still One of the Worst Press Freedom Violators
Ranking drops because of harassment, killings RP Still One of the Worst Press Freedom Violators The Philippines is still one of the worst press freedom violators in the world,... Read more
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Will there be Newspapers Tomorrow?
Readers are vanishing, publishers are worrying Will there be Newspapers Tomorrow? By Chit Estella “One sentence will suffice to describe modern man: he fornicated and he read newspapers.” -Albert... Read more