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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... Read more

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... Read more

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... Read more

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).... Read more

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... Read more

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... Read more

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... Read more

Why Withdraw? Media Explain IPU Role

Screengrab from ABS-CBN News YouTube account. CHEERS TO ANC’s Dateline Philippines and the Philippine Daily Inquirer for going beyond reporting the reactions of members of Congress to House... Read more

On the ‘Sagay 9’: Media Note Police’s Premature Conclusion

CHEERS TO CNN Philippines’ News Night for its report on the ‘Sagay 9,’ which noted the police’s premature conclusion on the killing of nine farmers in Hacienda Nene in... Read more

Who is Michael Yang? Online Media Flag Duterte’s Chinese ‘Economic Adviser’

ON SEPTEMBER 4, President Rodrigo Duterte put a Chinese businessman named Michael Yang on the media radar when he mentioned the latter in a speech before the Philippine... Read more