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Technology helps unmask Web miscreants How are people held accountable for what they say in digital media? Traditional journalists working for newspapers, radio or TV…
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NEWSROOM TALES
Ecleo, no! Told about a planned police operation against fugitive Ruben Ecleo Jr. who faces two arrest warrants, a news editor asked the chief photographer…
The Advocate
When it started in 2005, the Cebu Citizens-Press Council (CCPC) had modest goals of discussing media issues and providing a local grievance mechanism for…
Cornelio Faigao and the ‘Canto Voice’
By Erma M. Cuizon Cornelio Festin Faigao’s column in canto verses daily depicted the culture and the politics in Cebu in the ‘40s and ‘50s,…
Flame keepers
Argao streets named after journalists Three Cebuanos who left their mark on journalism will be remembered long after their bylines shook up the community they…
Press behind bars: Journalists remember martial law
To generations used to the marketplace exchange of information in this digital age, martial law represents the country’s excursion into the alien and bizarre. Information…
‘Magellan’s PR guy’
By Januar E. Yap Domingo M. Estabaya’s colleagues in the newsroom would tease him for his frequent writings on the Portuguese explorer, but there was…
How are newspapers surviving in the digital age?
By Eileen G. Mangubat These remarks were first delivered during the 17th National Press Forum of the Philippine Press Institute at the New World Hotel…
Is there no freedom of the press against media owners, managers?
In a local paper, a columnist was suspended for more than a month by its owners who, the columnist said, were requested by a politician-relative…
