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Flying on the Wings of Excellence
Winners of the 2015 Civic Journalism Awards, given out by the Philippine Press Institute during the 20th National Press Forum and Annual Members' Meeting, held June 22-12, 2016 at the Century Park Hotel in Manila Winning may not be everything,...
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Justice Carpio Presentation for PPI 20th NPF Forum
Download Here. Justice Carpio Presentation for PPI 20th NPF Forum from Philippine Press Institute
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Baguio papers rule the roost in PPI’s Civic Journalism Awards
Winners of the 2015 Civic Journalism Awards, given out by the Philippine Press Institute during the 20th National Press Forum. Weekly newspapers in Baguio garnered the most awards in the 2015 Civic Journalism Community Press Awards given out by the...
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PPI annual confab focuses on maritime disputes
A forum on the West Philippine Sea disputes will be among the highlights of this year’s 20th Annual Press Forum and Membership Meeting of the Philippine Press Institute, the country’s foremost association of newspapers. Publishers and editors of PPI member-newspapers...
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PPI elects new set of officers
Marking its 52nd anniversary as the country’s premier association of newspapers, the Philippine Press Institute (PPI) elected a new board of trustees on Wednesday, June 22, at its Annual Membership Meeting at Century Park Hotel in Manila. Alfonso Pedroche, editor-in-chief...
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Online presence boosts readership amid the debris
Ruevivar Reyes, Southern Leyte Times’ brand manager, speaking before the participants at the 20th National Press Forum. Adapting to technological trends such as the internet could prove beneficial to community newspapers not only by expanding theirs readership base but also...
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Rebuilding Lumad’s Dismantled Rights, One Story at a Time
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For decades, indigenous peoples (IP), or lumad, in the country have endured systemic neglect and discrimination. Some of the physical structures that are meant to serve their collective needs such as education are a testament to this sad reality. Imagine...
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Building from the Rubble
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When a 7.2-magnitude earthquake shook the Bohol province in October 2013, followed in less than a month by super typhoon Yolanda that wreaked havoc on Eastern Visayas, the media rose to the occasion in providing the public with a steady...
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Don’t shoot the messenger, Mr. President, A PPI Statement
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The Philippine Press Institute (PPI) urgently calls on the incoming administration to commit itself in no uncertain terms to protecting journalists and other media workers in the country and thus uphold the constitutionally enshrined freedom of the press. The country’s...
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Conference Editorial for the 20th National Press Forum
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West Philippine Sea in the Public Mind: Beyond Sound Bites As the Philippines heads into a new political dispensation, much of the country is watching with bated breath how the newly minted President-elect Rodrigo Duterte will sooner or later deal...
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