Rappler's latest stories on philippine journalism
[OPINION] Even after the Ampatuan verdict, Filipino journalists are still in peril
As long as there are still Filipinos who choose to be misinformed and disinformed, the Philippines will still be a dangerous place for journalists
Inside the 2019 Giving Journal by The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
This year's theme is "Live Generously," with artworks produced by local artists
Duterte says he banned Rappler due to 'twisted' reporting
This contradicts earlier statements from Malacañang officials, including President Rodrigo Duterte himself, that the ban on Rappler stems from the Securities and Exchange Commission's decision to revoke the media company's registration
Roque claims mainstream media doesn't report the truth
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque says pro-Duterte bloggers have become viable sources of information for netizens who don't trust media outlets critical of the administration
Why campus journalists should go beyond classrooms
In the course of Philippine history, several campus publications stayed true to this role of shaping public opinion. They’ve gone beyond the 4 walls of the classroom and tackled the same issues hounding the country.
Lawmaker calls on House panel to pass journalist protection bill
The bill will create a program that provides protection to journalists being threatened, intimidated, or harassed
#ThewRap: Videos you need to watch this week, August 20-27, 2017
Must watch videos from this week
Lopez Museum's 'Drawing the Lines' exhibition: The art of news
See editorial cartoons magazine covers and propaganda paintings throughout the years at the Lopez Museum and Library s Drawing the Lines exhibition
Fact or fiction? UP deans on Inquirer's Mary Jane Veloso coverage
The PDI s inaccurate and biased reports constitute a breach both of the standards of journalism and the trust of the Filipino people
#AnimatED: Explaining the media
We realize that for all the media’s vital role in a democracy and their influence on the country’s national affairs little is known about how the Fourth Estate works what principles guide us and how we make decisions
The accidental journalist
A college professor once advised me against joining the media industry To this day it still surprises friends and even family members to learn that I almost didn t
Moving from print to cyberspace
This is a story of culture shock and the realization that the next generation is taking over
Why I left America for the Philippines
Filipinos left their homeland in droves during the mid 20th century for various reasons They said I was baliktad
FOI in ICU: A call for rescue by Aquino
President Aquino has both power and duty to fulfill his promise and to do his part to save a bill that will enable the constitutionally guaranteed rights of the people to information and to transparency and accountability in government
Shades of gray in media ethics
Rules seem unclear here because everything is genial But saying no is still the best option And disclosure is a must
Fake byline flap rattles US news industry
Journatic which gathers news for client publications and whose staff includes those from the Philippines used a handful of pseudonyms in its articles
Journalist on Internet libel: 'There is no crime where there is no law'
Journalist Edwin Espejo files a counter affidavit to refute libel claims of car dealer Mohammad Bong Aquia who is Manny Pacquiao s friend
