Rappler's latest stories on social media policy
Questions PCOO has to answer about its bloggers accreditation policy
Vague wording and lack of appreciation for realities of presidential coverage plague PCOO s interim social media policy
Andanar approves 'interim policy' for accrediting bloggers
Social media practitioners 18 years old or above who have at least 5 000 followers and generate news about President Rodrigo Duterte may be given accreditation
ASEAN accreditation granted to 14 bloggers – Andanar
With their IDs bloggers were given access to the International Media Center press kits lunch buffet and various activities organized for media like Media Night All these are paid for by taxpayers money
Pro-Duterte bloggers argue for use of profane language after accreditation
Pro Duterte bloggers bristle at proposals prohibiting them from using offensive language saying this is what makes their blogs popular
Draft Palace policy: No lies, foul language for bloggers
Bloggers who apply for Palace accreditation must commit to publishing only truthful and accurate information according to a draft PCOO memorandum circular
Palace crafting 'social media policy' for bloggers
The policy will allow bloggers to be recognized as legitimate sources of information and provide a system of accreditation says the Presidential Communications Operations Office
