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Crisis: International

Israeli-Hezbollah conflict takes toll on media An Israeli plane fired two missiles at Al-Manar TV, the satellite news channel affiliated with the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah, last July 13.... Read more

Crisis: National

Davao del Sur broadcaster slain Armando “Rachman” Pace, 51, a broadcaster in Davao del Sur, was gunned down by unidenti-fied men on July 18 in Digos City. Pace, a... Read more

Chronicle

ABC-CBN partners with different media organizations, re-launches ANC Network giant ABS-CBN has teamed up with BusinessMirror, BusinessWorld, The Philippine Star, and Newsbreak. A press release by ABS-CBN said the... Read more

Obituaries

Sipin, 54 BUSINESSMIRROR COLUMNIST Larry V. Sipin passed away on July 1 after a cardiac arrest in Pasig City. He was 54. Earning his spurs at the alternative newspaper... Read more

Please Don’t Call Me an Investigative Journalist

By Yvonne T. Chua So I’ve churned out a few investigative reports, but that hardly qualifies me for the label best reserved for journalists who have dedicated their lives... Read more

Editor’s Note: Of Knights and Emperors

At this time of the year, certain journalists find themselves in a celebratory mood. It is that season when winners of the Jaime V. Ongpin Awards for Excellence in... Read more

Speaking of Media

Guns is mightier than the pen? “Finally, they (Palace officials) have come to their senses and heeded our call to give us a fighting chance when confronted with a... Read more

Monitors

School blues In a special report timed for the opening of classes, The Manila Times identified another problem related to the country’s deteriorating educational system: hunger. Departing from the... Read more

Dealing with an Accusation

When a news source makes a charge, what’s a reporter to do? Dealing with an Accusation By Hector Bryant L. Macale LIKE A scourge that will not stop, corruption... Read more

Losing A Beat

A Bulletin reporter wonders about the reason for his transfer Losing A Beat By Venus L. Elumbre Beat assignments are never permanent, that is a reality in media. Editors... Read more