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Aside from Labor Day last May 1, Mother’s Day on and the Flores de Mayo (Flowers of May), another important occasion earlier this month is the World Press Freedom Day last May 3. There were two…
Right to privacy, Internet accessibility, digital surveillance and freedom of expression were among the issues discussed at length in yesterday’s opening of the Global Voices Citizen Media Summit at the Cebu Provincial Capitol. The summit, attended by…
Rains brought by Tropical Depression Amang, which is expected to move northward, hover around the schedule of Pope Francis as he arrives today in Manila for the second and last leg of his Asian trip which began…
A Cebu judge who said he was unfairly criticized in the media last year has dismissed the indirect contempt charge against broadcaster Leo Lastimosa and SunStar editor Pachico Seares. Judge Raphael Yrastorza of the Regional Trial Court…
The emergence of online media has deepened the need for journalists to uphold high ethical standards in the profession, a veteran Canadian journalist said yesterday. Kim Kierans, a journalism professor and media practitioner with almost 40 years…
Media outlets should make a careful distinction between straight news and commentaries to avoid misleading the audience, said journalist Raissa Robles. Robles, the Manila correspondent of the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post, whose online commentaries on …
Exactly three months ago, the meanest typhoon to hit the country made her unwelcome visit in the Visayas. Thousands of lives were lost. Billions worth of infrastructure and agricultural produce were washed out. Lives changed forever. While…
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