I got home at about 9:00 pm, after covering the Makati stand-off. Here are my notes: I arrived […]
Category: Journalism
Hope you get a copy of the Malaya today, Nov. 28, and read the banner story about the […]
Asian Development Bank (ADB) president Haruhiko Kuroda on Monday said that further subregional cooperation among members of the […]
Showing insensitivity to the global uproar over human rights abuses by the military junta, the ten-member Association of […]
Pakistanis are taking their fight against US poodle Pervez Musharaff to the internet in the face of mounting […]
Today is Nov. 15, a day dubbed by journalists’ groups as a “global day of action” to condemn […]
Here’s a blog roundup I submitted to Global Voices and is first posted here. An explosion of still-undetermined […]
Journalist-blogger Ederic Eder is the latest Ubuntu convert in the Philippines. I am certain that more journalists and […]
[Philippine Airlines, our country’s flag carrier, is giving away free tickets. Maybe you’d like one yourself but I […]
My close friend and former Inquirer reporter Andrea Trinidad Echavez lost his father today. Andrea i, of course, […]
Prof. Danny Arao has an announcement for journalists, media watchers and others who may be interested. I have […]
The NUJP, of which I may apply soon as a member, is on target. I agree 100% with […]
Here’s another roundup on Global Voices Online, this time about censorship in the Philippines. Members of the Neo-Angono […]
The National Press Club must explain whatever happened to this beautiful mural. Read the protest letter of the […]
The Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that nine Filipino seafarers are among the 23 crew members of […]
The Philippines marks the second anniversary Thursday of the controversial Subic rape case that resulted in the conviction […]
The US Federal Emergency Management Agency, strongly criticized over its abysmal performance during and after hurricane Katrina struck […]