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Cumpio, who celebrated her 22nd birthday in jail, chose to be a journalist in a region where there is a lack of independent media.
Cumpio was arrested on February 7, 2020, at the Eastern Vista staff house in Tacloban City, Leyte, during a series of raids on what the military claimed were "identified Commmunist Terrorist Group safe houses."

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What – or who – were lied about on social media in 2020?
We might have spent most of 2020 at home, but that didn’t stop falsehoods and rumors from being spread on social media, in our private chat groups, and in some cases, even by public officials.

National Intelligence Coordinating Agency chief Alex Monteagudo regularly shares photos and memes with fake information on his Facebook page
During the budget hearing of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA) at the House of Representatives, Kabataan Representative Sarah Elago grilled the agency over posts made by its chief, Director General (DG) Alex Monteagudo

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Surveillance Company Explains How to Keep Facebook From Detecting Fake Accounts in Leaked Manual
Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai September 22, 2020
A leaked manual from Blackdot Solutions, a British company that offers social media monitoring services, included a step-by-step guide on how to create fake profiles on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Proceeds from face mask sales will help fund the legal defense for Filipino journalists facing cyber libel complaints and other cases
On the 48th anniversary of Ferdinand Marcos’ declaration of Martial Law, journalists, artists, and activists reminded the public why press freedom affects all people on a personal level.

#CourageON: Defending our rights
Maria A. Ressa, July 16, 2020

The walls are closing in.
The Philippines is at the precipice. There’s no need to declare martial law because the very processes of democracy have been turned against it. We now live in a time that is “worse than martial law.”

'Organizing has been good for my mental health. A lot of the time, we as journalists look at the state of the world and get very depressed'

In a podcast released by the Center for Humane Technology, Rappler CEO and Executive Editor Maria Ressa reveals, play by play, how an aspiring strongman can use social media to spread falsehoods, sow confusion, intimidate critics and subvert democratic institutions.
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Longest stay: Duterte not back from Davao City after 3 weeks
August 25, 2020 Pia Ranada
The public has also not seen live footage of the President for a month, or since his SONA, save for a brief live video from Senator Bong Go's Facebook account

Rolando Tolentino of the UP College of Mass Communication and OJ Jacinto of ‘Magandang Buhay’ talk about cultural vacuums and shifts in news consumption

Drilon opposes MTRCB plan to regulate Netflix, other streaming services
September 4, 2020 Hannah Torregoza
Senate minority leader Franklin Drilon on Friday said he strongly opposes the plan of the Movies and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) to regulate streaming platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.

House panel approves bill on media workers’ welfare
August 26, 2020 Ben Rosario
Hazard pay, bullet proof vests and personal protective equipment are compulsory necessities that will be granted media workers under a bill approved by a House of Representatives panel on Wednesday.

'It would be easy for someone like me to just stay dormant in my stable yet uneventful corporate bubble.... But if there’s anything that journalism taught me, it’s that there’s a deeper humanistic value in speaking truth to power.'
It was midnight, July 18, when I felt the weight of the Philippines’ civil liberties hanging heavily on my shoulders. That day, the Anti-Terrorism Act took effect, bringing with it, ironically, a looming sense of terror.

The editors of Northern Dispatch and Pinoy Weekly share their history as well as the heightened attacks they have been experiencing during the pandemic.

Kadamay slams warrantless arrest of community leader, periodical seizure
July 26, 2020 JULIA MARI ORNEDO, GMA News
Urban poor group Kalipunan ng Damayang Mahihirap (Kadamay) on Sunday slammed the Philippine National Police (PNP) for the “warrantless and baseless” arrest of a community leader and the raid on the Villa Lois housing site in Pandi, Bulacan.
In a statement, Kadamay “vehemently condemned” the arrest of community leader Rose Fortaleza and the confiscation of the group’s flyers along with issues of the alternative news publication Pinoy Weekly.

At a press conference on June 2, 2016, then-newly elected President Rodrigo Duterte said that he would "personally attack” journalists who are critical of him. Now, he lives up to his word. July 18, 2020 is perhaps the culmination of that promise, as the dreaded Anti-Terrorism Bill pushes through the wall of mounting concerns and oppositions into effectivity.

Maria Ressa case: The end of democracy in the Philippines?
Al Jazeera English June 21, 2020
In yet another blow to press freedom in the Philippines, prominent journalist Maria Ressa, executive editor of the hugely popular news site Rappler, has been found guilty of cyber libel and now faces prison.

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) on Wednesday, August 19, denounced government attacks against journalist Atom Araullo over his documentary on a Lumad school in Metro Manila. (READ: Teaching without schools? Lumad education under lockdown)

The latest Digital News Report revealed that 9 in 10 Filipinos, 63% believe - value independent journalism and a majority want journalists to call out lying and misleading politicians.

'It is dangerous for the community and country to lose journalists and media outlets committed to the truth' especially during a public health crisis

The working group's steering committee will be co-chaired by Maria Ressa, CEO of Rappler, and Marietje Schaake, international policy director at the Stanford Cyber Policy Center

Sign the petition: Join the call urging gov’t to put ABS-CBN back on air
May 13, 2020
To persuade government agencies to act on the matter, the petition appeals to the NTC, Supreme Court, and the House of Representatives

Marlon Julian S. Nombrado June 19, 2020
'A democracy needs media-literate citizens who can hold their media institutions accountable, as much as we need these media institutions to do their jobs of holding the government accountable'

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Journalists fight bigger battle.
Freedom of expression is the overarching right on which freedom of the press is anchored.
In some countries, the limits are crushing a fundamental right: freedom of expression. The Philippines, unfortunately, is one of these countries.

Aug 28, 2020 Asian American Journalists Association
Recording of the 'A Thousand Cuts' Talkback session at first-ever virtual AAJA Festival featuring Maria Ressa; CEO and co-founder of Rappler, Ramona Diaz; filmmaker, moderated by Benjamin Pimentel of Business Insider.

Maria Ressa, Ging Reyes, and Sheila Coronel talk about journalism in the age of pandemic – and the opportunities a crisis brings

Information warfare knows no pandemic. Keep your guard up against the disinformation virus.
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Sereno slams silent Duterte critics as enablers
Lian Buan February 22, 2020 - with Video
'By refusing to tax him on his sworn duty to promote justice, these sectors abet the continued desecration and demolition of institutions of justice and accountability,' says former chief justice Maria Lourdes Sereno
In a bold speech that accused President Rodrigo Duterte of killing the Philippine Constitution, former chief justice Maria Lourdes Sereno slammed the silent critics as enablers of what she called an anti-reason and anti-science government.

The group also decries President Rodrigo Duterte’s fresh tirade hurled against broadcast giant ABS-CBN

Malacañang: We will put an end to attacks on journalists
Lian Buan November 23, 2019 - with Video
In the first 3 years of the Duterte administration, at least 128 threats and attacks against members of the press are recorded

WATCH: International Grand Committee hearing on big data, privacy, and democracy with Video

Tech entrepreneur Andrew Keen, Google's Irene Jay Liu, and Democracy & Disinformation consortium convenor John Nery discuss the responsibility of platforms in helping journalism survive and solutions to the 'crisis of democracy'

UK, Canada underscore role of free press in fostering democracies
Janella Paris April 30, 2019
'A free and responsible media is fundamental to an open and democratic society,' says British Ambassador Daniel Pruce at a forum on press freedom and responsibility at the Ateneo de Manila University

Rappler's team portfolio, a series of data stories on social media, disinformation, and democracy, was shortlisted in the Data Journalism Awards 2019.
It was nominated for the "Best data journalism team portfolio (Large newsroom)" category.

Why investigations are important
Chay F. Hofileña October 02, 2019
Please oblige me as I share with you the most recent victory we had in Hamburg at the Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) conference last September 28. Our team, led by multimedia journalist Patricia Evangelista, won the 2019 Global Shining Light Award for our 7-part series titled, Murder in Manila

Facebook accounts campaigning for Duterte's senatorial bet, former national police chief Ronald dela Rosa, also immediately shared the video.

Cases of intimidation and violence against journalists continue to spread with the persisting 'climate of hatred' against journalism globally.
“More and more democratically-elected leaders no longer see the media as part of democracy’s essential underpinning, but as an adversary to which they openly display their aversion”

Why we need to support free media in era of fake news
Daniel Pruce February 08, 2019

As Winston Churchill said, 'A free press is the unsleeping guardian of every other right that free men prize; it is the most dangerous foe of tyranny'

University of the Philippines journalism professor Danilo Arao also slams Malacañang's media security task force for its 'deafening silence' on President Rodrigo Duterte's attacks against the press and called on members of the media to be more outspoken against threats to press freedom, calling silence an “insult.”

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Maria Ressa wins surprise award at inaugural BOLD Awards
April 09, 2019
The BOLD Awards aims to shine a spotlight on bold and breakthrough projects in a number of fields, such as crowdsourcing, open innovation, and other technology-related sectors

E.g.: Score declines in the Philippines led to status downgrades. The Philippines slipped from Free to Partly Free as content manipulation and cyberattacks threatened to distort online information.

Leni Robredo delivers keynote address at Diokno Awards
Maria Ressa, Bishop David receive Ka Pepe Diokno Human Rights Awards

The International Journalism Festival is a gathering of journalists around the world held annually in Perugia, Italy. The 2019 edition will be held from April 3-7.
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Rappler will air select discussions from the festival.

Maria Ressa as Time 'Person of the Year': 'Light amidst the darkness'
December 12, 2018
'In this age of misinformation, it's from Maria Ressa and TIME's Persons of the Year that we find the courage, the strength, and the inspiration to continue fighting for truth,' says human rights lawyer Chel Diokno

Media Freedom: Much more than just the media’s problem
Johanna Son May 08, 2018
From Cambodia and Myanmar to the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia, countries are facing challenges that are a mix of the usual ones such as hostile action from governments and the use of laws and the courts to limit space for media

UPDATED House committee on public information chairperson Ben Evardone says some of the provision will make it difficult for journalists to gain access to the House of Representatives.
A House Resolution (HR) No. 2149 has been filed seeking the adoption of proposed rules for media coverage that were previously criticized for being restrictive towards journalists.

Martires hits the media: ’There is always a limit to that right to information, hindi porke nasa media tayo lahat na lang binubusisi natin o inuusisa natin’

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Fighting ‘fake news’ with the law
The Manila Times July 16, 2018

FALSE: Photo of former NUJP chair 'connects' her to CPP-NPA-NDF
May 16, 2020
The photo of Rowena 'Weng' Carranza-Paraan was taken at an all-women media safety training in Cagayan de Oro City in March 2013

Maria Ressa talks to Peter Pomerantsev about the weaponization of social media
Facebook shares plunged by around 21% or almost $120 billion last week, the largest single drop in Wall Street history. It's another setback for the social media giant, which has faced mounting pressure to rid its pages of false information and propaganda.

The forum explore the "real-world" impact of journalism and recent revelations that have changed the media landscape. Practitioners also discuss how to boost the power of journalism in the future.

How Harry Roque interprets what the President says
Rappler reviews how Presidential Spokesperson Roque valiantly tried to soften the controversial statements and actions of President Rodrigo Duterte

Rappler Investigative Team June 29, 2018

THE DUTERTE INSULT LIST
Pia Ranada June 29, 2018
Two years of the Duterte presidency have come and gone and one thing is certain: Rodrigo Duterte is the country's most foul-mouthed chief executive so far. His expletive-peppered tirades are an almost daily reality. Once on a roll, he won't press the breaks for anyone, not even God. Insults are part of Duterte's performative style of governance, and even his diplomacy.

'This is, indeed, an outstanding achievement for any respected journalist – a reflection of the dedication, personal discipline, and hard work you put in your chosen vocation,' former president Fidel Ramos says in his congratulatory letter to veteran journalist Manny Mogato.
Since he, along with two other Reuters colleagues, won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on the Duterte administration's bloody campaign against illegal drugs, everybody has been congratulating veteran journalist Manny Mogato.

The administration of President Rodrigo Duterte purchased communications surveillance equipment from the UK. What should citizens know about state in monitoring?

ICFJ’s 2018 Knight International Journalism Award Winner Maria Ressa is a crusading editor and digital trailblazer in the Philippines. Her popular news site has reported on the policies of President Rodrigo Duterte and his government’s brutal war on drugs. As founder and executive editor of Rappler, Ressa has been at the forefront of both investigative journalism and media innovation. She is now fighting the government’s move to revoke Rappler’s license and thus silence it on grounds that the site is owned by foreigners, a charge Ressa calls ridiculous.

The government official also has a habit of pausing in the middle of press briefings to 'compliment' female reporters.

It's time we call out reporters who are overly chummy with government officials, who ride the wave of this administration's popularity at the cost of critical and impartial reporting and commentary.

The intersection of media, technology and social change has brought profound disruption to the business of news and storytelling.

Duterte: If I won't be a dictator, nothing will happen to PH
Pia Ranada February 09, 2018 - with Video
President Rodrigo Duterte had previously said that becoming a dictator would dishonor his late mother, a prominent activist against the Marcos regime.
AMID fears of looming autocrat rule under his watch, President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday, February 7, admitted to imposing a "dictatorial" style of governance.
Duterte said he prefers to act like a "dictator" to be able to sustain the country's progress.
"If you say dictator, I am really a dictator. If I don't act (like a) dictator, son of a b****, nothing will happen to this country," the President said in Visayan.
"That's true. If I don't act (like a) dictator, which is my style now, nothing will happen to this country," he added.

Presidential Communications Group or simply the Communications Group
a collective name for the newly formed offices within the Office of the President of the Philippines and refers to the following positions and offices: the Presidential Spokesman and the Presidential Communications Office (formerly the Office of the Press Secretary).

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Kodao.org is known for covering the peace process between the Philippine government and the NDFP, as well as issues about indigenous peoples, human rights, environmental issues

The Presidential Spokesman changes his tune on at least 3 issues he championed as private lawyer – the West Philippine Sea, extrajudicial killings, and press freedom

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'Now is a time for making choices amid battles between truth and lies, debate and dissonance, democracy and dictatorship,' the bloggers say in their manifesto of support.
Callling themselves “Bloggers for Freedom,” the 59 bloggers issued a manifesto of support on Friday, January 19, to signify their support for free speech in the country, which is under threat of closure after publishing reports critical of the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte.

The recent move of the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte is one of the worst since Martial Law.

Over 100 attacks vs journalists since Duterte assumed office – monitor
Rambo Talabong May 03, 2019 - with Video
The Freedom for Media, Freedom for All Network says it has monitored at least 128 attacks and threats against members of the press since President Rodrigo Duterte assumed office.

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'Secretary Andanar again performed a show abundant in spins, slants, and distractions,' says National Union of Peoples' Lawyers president Edre Olalia

Daniel Bastard, Reporters Without Borders Asia Pacific desk head, recalls telling Communications Secretary Martin Andanar that they can agree to disagree

This group of journalists assigned to Malacañang can claim a rich and colorful history of covering Philippine presidents.
Perhaps at no other time in its history has the Malacañang Press Corps (MPC) attracted so much public attention as during the Duterte administration.

Its third mistake in just over a week.

A source privy to the arrangements says the presidential trip was initially planned for in-house coverage only.
The media and the government’s Media Accreditation Relations Office (MARO) an office under the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) scrambled to arrange media coverage of the President’s trip. Reporters were dismayed because unlike in past foreign trips, the MARO appeared to be not as prepared to arrange coverage.
Unlike in the past, there was initially no effort to help arrange airfare and hotel accommodations. For this trip, reporters were initially told they would have to arrange their hotel and flights on their own and MARO personnel would only assist them in the coverage of events.

The President’s communication chief calls the EU officials ‘palaiyot,’ a Bisaya term used to describe people who frequently have sex. He advises them to just have more sex rather than criticize Duterte.

Laban ng Masa chair Walden Bello says PCOO Secretary Martin Andanar's ethical base as a journalist was 'not firm'

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A runaway train
Vergel O. Santos February 03, 2017
'I can imagine it's not difficult for [Martin Andanar] to have felt legitimized' when he was enlisted as newspaper columnist. 'Now he's thinking of legitimizing bloggers as members of the press themselves.'
I've never seen that freedom so untenably stretched out of context.

Thinking Pinoy blogger RJ Nieto indicted for cyber libel
June 30, 2018
The Pasay City Prosecutor's Office recommends the filing of a libel case against Nieto, who earlier alleged on his Facebook page that US President Donald Trump called Senator Antonio Trillanes IV a drug lord

'Kung wala ang bloggers, paano 'yung coverage namin?' says Foreign Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano
Pro-Duterte blogger Rey Joseph Nieto, also known as Thinking Pinoy, was among those who flew to New York using taxpayers' money.
Cayetano confirmed that the government used public funds to shoulder Nieto's airfare and allowances in New York.

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Malacañang Press Corps slams Mocha Uson's bid to ‘reclassify’ Rappler
November 08, 2017
'The MPC deplores any attempt to curtail press freedom and will continue to ensure a strong free press, keep the public informed, and the government in check,' the MPC says in response to the move of Asec Mocha Uson to expel Rappler from the organization

It is unclear if the page was taken down by Facebook, "Mocha Uson Blog" or if Uson deactivated her page.
There was, however, a movement on Twitter to take the page down on Friday night, as the hashtag "#MochaUsonIsOverParty" trended in the Philippines and worldwide, with users posting screenshots of how to report her page to Facebook.

It was a photo taken by Rappler correspondent Bobby Lagsa on May 25, 2017 – the 3rd day of the Marawi siege.

Mocha Uson's blogger accreditation policy? 'Wala na 'yun,' says Andanar
Pia Ranada October 03, 2018
PCOO Secretary Martin Andanar says the policy was never implemented to begin with

Mocha resigned? Netizens doubt it's her last act
October 03, 2018
Speculations on why the controversial ex-communications official stepped down flood Twitter

Mocha Uson says she has no plans to run for senator, but...
November 17, 2017
After PDP-Laban secretary general Pantaleon Alvarez announces her name, the controversial Duterte online defender says she'll only consider running if the President asks her to.

Because of possible conflict of interests, should Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson’s controversial blog be “shut down” or should she just stay in private sector so she could freely speak her mind?

Former communications assistant secretary Mocha Uson is again under fire for linking organizations advocating indigenous peoples’ (IP) rights to communist rebels during a program held inside the University of the Philippines Diliman campus.
One of the supposed Lumad at Mocha Uson's 'protest' at the University of the Philippines Diliman campus is linked to a paramilitary group, say Lumad rights advocates

Zero budget for PCOO? 'Huwag naman po,' says Roque
Pia Ranada August 07, 2018 - with Video
'PCOO... is providing an indispensable role,' Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque says in defense of the government agency

But her conduct is completely acceptable to Duterte. Hyperpartisanship at the expense of public interest is the new norm in government.

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Sack Mocha for spreading fake news, youth leaders ask Ombudsman
Apr 1, 2018
Youth and student leaders filed on Monday an administrative complaint against Presidential Communications Assistant Secretary Esther Margaux “Mocha” Uson for allegedly using her position to proliferate “fake news” and silence the critics of the government.

WATCH: 'I'm ready for you. I don't know if you're ready for me' – Kris Aquino to Mocha Uson
June 06, 2018 - with Video
'This is about a woman who never knew [Cory and Ninoy]…but who continues to besmirch their name,' says Kris of Mocha

Secretary Mocha Uson shares a post misquoting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as saying, 'it is impossible to get the [Canadian garbage] back...' They appear to have heard wrong.

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Attempts were made to edit or delete a subsection which recorded instances when Mocha Uson spread false or misleading information

UST alumni outraged over Mocha Uson award
January 21, 2018
'Ang dami-dami pong Thomasians sa government service na nagtatrabaho ng totoo at naglilingkod sa bayan....This is more of an insult!'
Anger, disgust, bewilderment, or all of the above.
Some Thomasians are far from pleased with the award given by the University of Santo Tomas (UST) Alumni Association to entertainer-turned-government official Mocha Uson.
Their common sentiment – Uson does not deserve to receive the Thomasian Alumni Award for Government Service.

Roque to explain value of journalists to Mocha Uson, 'DDS'
Pia Ranada November 06, 2017 - with Video
'I hope Asec Mocha will accept being a student of the spokesperson,' says President Rodrigo Duterte's spokesman

Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson is included in the Philippine delegation to the UN event which is not attended by President Rodrigo Duterte nor PCOO chief Martin Andanar

Its algorithms decide what you see. And they don't distinguish fact from fiction.
For the 2016 Philippine presidential elections, Uson campaigned hard for her candidate, then Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, onstage and on her Facebook page, which became one of his campaign’s most effective online political advocacy tool.

Duterte on Mocha Uson: 'Utang na loob ko 'yan sa kanila'
May 12, 2017
UPDATED President Rodrigo Duterte says it's his turn to believe in Mocha Uson, the new PCOO assistant secretary for social media, who supported his presidential bid
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Mocha Uson named PCOO assistant secretary
May 09, 2017
The celebrity blogger and known Duterte supporter is given a post at the Presidential Communications Operations Office

Netizens remind President Rodrigo Duterte that he once said he wanted to rename Malacañang Palace to 'People's Palace'

So what if Mocha Uson is not a journalist?
Jayeel Serrano Cornelio December 08, 2016
The battle for hearts and minds is no longer just a battle for the truth. It has become a battle in which noise and vitriol have become the most deadly weapons.

Facebook pages Madam Claudia, Assortedge, and Mr. Obosen are taken down after posting about a check allegedly for Mocha Uson.
Another round of takedowns on Wednesday, January 4, hit 3 Facebook pages which are critical of the Duterte administration.

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PCIJ launches project to support creative storytelling
August 16, 2017
The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism launches The PCIJ Story Project

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ABS-CBN continues to air select programs – albeit in a limited capacity.
The Kapamilya Channel is on cable and satellite television through Sky Cable, Cablelink, G Sat, and most member-cable operators of the Philippine Cable Television Association (PCTA) nationwide. Access is also available via YouTube and the Facebook account of ABS-CBN.

broadcasts can be received through digital cable and direct broadcast satellite. Digital terrestrial television, DTT services are currently in development by the major broadcasting companies of the Philippines.

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Digital Terrestrial Television experience!

The newest innovation of our television viewing experience has finally come here in the Philippines! ABS-CBN recently launched the ABS-CBN TV Plus. A transition from grainy analog to a more clearer television. Feb 14, 2015

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Radyo Tambuli offers daily news headlines, original Filipino music, and coverage of town hall-styled meetings, as well as interviews, opinion surveys, and children's stories

Radyo Tambuli is a virtual radio platform that can be downloaded through Android and iOS-based phones.

All Pinoy TV channels are from the Philippines. Filipino TV Online on your PC.

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Cignal Digital TV is a subscription-based Direct-To-Home satellite television service provider in the Philippines. Cignal is owned by MediaScape, a wholly owned subsidiary of the MediaQuest Holdings, Inc. under the PLDT Beneficial Trust Fund.

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about encouraging our fellow Filipino Youth to believe in themselves in creating positive social change through ICT and media.

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Rappler, The Investigative Journal to partner on investigative reporting
July 09, 2019
The collaboration will see the coming together of two publishers with a shared belief in holding power to account through original, fact based, and investigative storytelling.
The UK-based journalism platform The Investigative Journal and Philippine news website Rappler announced a partnership on Monday, July 8, to jointly work on investigations and share content.

These dubiously-named websites trick people into believing that they're affiliated with established news companies

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The Biggest Daily in the Visayas

a weekly publication - La Trinidad, Benguet

both a media network and news aggregator, a platform for alternative viewpoints and a synthesizer of ideas. Instead of the traditional journalistic practice of straightforward reportage, POC presents a multiplicity of perspectives in a single article. It reports facts of the news as well as viewpoints on the news.

an e-Magazine that focuses on the positive areas of the Philippines, namely: Philippine Festivals, Philippine Tourist spots, Filipino Achievers, Filipino Inventions and Innovations, Filipino Art and Culture, Philippine Entertainment, Herbal/Traditional Remedies, Local Food, and Business Opportunities and does not focus on politics, religion or controversial issues. Our E-magazine simply aims to promote and feature the “BEST OF THE PHILIPPINES”.

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