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PPI Conducts Ethics & Peace Reporting Seminars

The institute continues to extend its outreach program to non-PPI members in Palawan and Caraga (Surigao and Butuan) through a modest funding from Nickel Asia Corporation (NAC) and GIZ-German Development Cooperation. Long-time More »

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PPI Meets Coke Execs

In a rare occasion, the PPI led by Luzon trustee Elnora F. A. Cueto finally had the chance to meet former ANC host and president of Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) More »

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Davao media outlets nix proposed Cybercrime law

Davao-based media outlets backed moves to postpone the implementation of the Cybercrime Prevention Law which took effect on Wednesday, October 3, 2012. The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP), Philippine More »

Sun.Star Cebu's Cherry Ann Lim reacts to the participants' workshop outputs.

Molding future journo

The Philippine Press Institute (PPI), the national association of newspapers, conducted the “Making Sense of Journalism Today,” a seminar on excellence and ethics in journalism, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on More »

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Martial Law Remembered

Never Again, Never Forget. This theme reverberated in the two-pronged event organized by PPI members in Davao City on September 21 as seasoned journalists who had harrowing experiences during the Martial rule More »

Jamie Christoff, Political Counsellor of the Embassy of Canada, opened the scholastic press seminar in Cebu City.

Canadian Embassy supports PPI scholastic program

Some years ago, the Scholastic Press Alliance was formally launched during the PPI National Press Forum accompanied by a short seminar on Civic Journalism with some editors from member-publications in the provinces More »

Amy Cabusao of Mindanao Times (fore) and Mindanao trustee Atty. Jess Dureza interact with student-participants.

Ready for the real world

By Mindanao Times Campus journalists and communication students from fourteen schools in Davao City geared up for the real media world as the Philippine Press Institute (PPI) through its members – Mindanao More »

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‘Never Forget’ vigil marks 1000th day of Ampatuan Massacre

Media organizations led by the National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP), Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ) and Philippine Press Institute (PPI), television networks, media practitioners, members of the academic More »

In the photo are (from left to right): MBFI Executive Director Nicanor L. Torres, Jr., MBFI Executive Vice President Elvira Ong Chan, MBFI President Aniceto M. Sobrepeña, PMFI Founder and Trustee Cheche Lazaro, PMFI Vice President Twink Macaraig, and PMFI Executive Director Yasmin Mapua-Tang.

Journalists Of The Year Awards: Shaping The Nation Through Powerful Stories

True to its tradition of recognizing excellence and in celebration of its 50th year, the Metrobank Foundation Inc. (MBFI) will once again award the best journalists from print, broadcast and online media More »

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2012 PPI Board of Officers and Trustees

AMADO P. MACASAET (MALAYA) Chairman-President VERGEL O. SANTOS (BUSINESSWORLD) Vice-Chairman ATTY. JESUS G. DUREZA (MINDANAO TIMES) Corporate Secretary and Trustee for Mindanao AL G. PEDROCHE (THE PHILIPPINE STAR) Treasurer More »

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Media and multi-sector group support marine biodiversity conservation

Some 100 representatives of the business community, media, people’s organizations, local government units, and international organizations trooped to Ang Pulo Mangroves in Calatagan, Batangas on May 15 for a media forum and More »

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Ombudsman’s Take on Media a Breath of Fresh Air

By Tess Bacalla Ombudsman Conchita Carpio Morales’s talk on the concluding night of the 16th National Convention of the Philippine Press Institute (PPI) came like a breath of fresh air to the More »

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Reporting Complex Environmental Issues: Dumbing Down or Shaping Up?

By Tess Bacalla There’s no gainsaying the visceral importance of the role of the mass media in raising public awareness of specific issues. That much has been said in more public fora, More »

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Winners of the 2011 Civic Journalism Awards Announced

The Philippine Press Institute has announced the winners of the 16th Civic Journalism Community Press Awards. Seven regional newspapers were recognized during the awarding ceremonies held Tuesday at the Traders Hotel. More »

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Time to Shift Emphasis in Media Discourse on Children

By Tess Bacalla Remember Babe Ruth? The late American baseball player was “incorrigible and vicious” as a child. His parents, so the story goes, decided to send him to a reform school. More »

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A Fresh Mandate for PPI’s Regional Trustees

The Philippine Press Institute’s current crop of regional trustees has received a fresh mandate after getting majority votes during the annual membership meeting held Tuesday at the Traders Hotel. The election was More »

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Continue Fight for Libel Decriminalization, Media Urged

The Philippine media should not let up their fight for the decriminalization of the contentious libel law in the Philippines. Lawyer Joel Butayan, one of two founders of the Center for International More »

Angel Timoteo "Tim" Diaz Rivera, President of the Collaborative ICT Services Division of the Information Capital Technolody Ventures, Inc.

Two new categories for 2012 Civic Journalism Awards Launched

Beginning next year, community papers can vie for two new categories in the annual Civic Journalism Community Press Awards organized by the Philippine Press Institute (PPI) – the Best in Online Reporting More »

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‘Supporting Media Dev’t Programs Makes Good Business Sense’

Corporate support for the mass media makes good business sense, because doing so ultimately benefits the community. Speaking on the second and final day of the 16th National Press Forum of the More »

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Print may fade, but not newspapers

By Vergel O. Santos It’s a rather curious theme: Media accountability and public engagement. How could we, the newspapers, have managed to make those two things a problem for ourselves, given the More »

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President Aquino appeals for balanced media reporting in PPI annual forum

Believing that the Philippine media tended to dwell mainly on bad news, President Benigno S. Aquino III made an indirect appeal in an annual press forum held Monday for a more balanced More »

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All systems go for PPI confab

Support crew and technicians put the finishing touches for the PPI’s 16th National Press Forum starting Monday, April 23 at the Traders Hotel Manila. President Benigno S. Aquino III will keynote the More »

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Journalism knows no boundaries – province-based media

“Stop calling us local.” Journalists based in Cagayan de Oro, Ozamis, Iligan, Surigao, Bukidnon, Zamboanga and Butuan shun the term, “local” to mean journalists working outside Metro Manila. In a seminar-workshop on More »

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Decriminalize libel now!

The Philippine Press Institute and the Philippine Press Council held the first roundtable discussion on the issue of libel and its proposed decriminalization on March 22, 2012 in Manila. The discussion gathered More »

Goodbye, Gani!

PPI mourns death of beloved Gani

The Philippine Press Institute is deeply saddened by the passing of veteran journalist Isagani Yambot. He was 77. Gani, as was fondly called by his colleagues in the industry and those close More »

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The Clan Politics of ARMM: Cash for cops & soldiers

By Ed Lingao
Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism

Note: This story of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism was first published on www.pcij.org.

IN ONE of the many raids conducted by government troops on the Ampatuan properties after the 2009 Maguindanao massacre, investigators came across a black bag containing a bundle of papers. In it were an assortment of official documents, including land titles, credit card statements, and even divorce papers all belonging to former Maguindanao Governor Datu Andal Ampatuan Sr., the patriarch of the Ampatuan clan.

The Clan Politics of ARMM: Maguindanao’s misery: Absentee officials, absence of rage, poverty

By Ed Lingao
Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
Second of Three Parts

Note: This story of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism was first published on www.pcij.org.

FOR A PROVINCE that is turning only 40 years old this year, Maguindanao has managed to emerge as “the most governed,” if only by the number of governance structures physically erected for the province. In the last four decades, the provincial capitol has moved a total of six times to five different places in four decades, depending on the whims of the newly elected governor.

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