Tag: Philippine media
Mindanao journalists undergo ‘conflict-sensitive journalism’ training workshop
The workshop teaches journalists to develop the consciousness that it is part of their professional duty to build peaceful communities
Another Filipino journalist shot dead
Radio broadcaster Virgilio Sarmiento Maganes was shot several times while walking near his residence in Villasis town, Pangasinan
Closure of Philippine media giant causes gaps in disaster preparedness, say...
Communities in remote areas rely on free TV in getting information, especially visual information, about a typhoon or a calamity
Journalism: Most dangerous job in the Philippines
The truth hurts, they say, so authorities and tycoons warn journalists to keep a lid on it
Wind in a bottle: ABS-CBN’s storm chasers
Journalists themselves saw how ABS-CBN’s reach informed far-flung provinces of incoming storms
Processing what our eyes and ears tell us: Reflections on Journalism...
Reportage in the day and age of alt-truth must in no way stand on the fences of objective exposition
Media union backs Filipino journalists ‘under attack’
Dubbed “Masked Media” campaign, the activity aims to promote public awareness on the condition of press freedom in the country
Press Freedom under siege: what the future holds for Journalism in...
The future of journalism is rife with possibilities, if journalists are brave enough to imagine and create one for themselves
Young Guns: Campus Journalists in the Time of the Terror Law
Philippine history attests to the perils faced by the country's student writers
Most Filipinos back renewal of ABS-CBN franchise: Veritas survey
The survey noted that 68 percent of the respondents are disposed to support a “people’s initiative” for the renewal of the ABS-CBN franchise