Ricky Alegre, UPMG president (left) and Miguel Belmonte, president of The Philippine Star (right)

Print is here to stay – UPMG

Technological advancement is changing the way Filipinos receive information today. The emergence of internet empowers the general public to access their news and information at a faster pace. Nevertheless, the print industry More »

PPI Visayas members participate in the PCIJ workshop in Cebu City

PPI members invited to PCIJ workshops

As part of its continuing efforts to provide professional development opportunities for journalists and enable sustained and focused coverage of media killings, the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism has conducted regional training More »

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Journalism and Trauma for Visayas Journalists

“Research shows that management perceived as hostile or inconsistent is as significant a risk factor for journalists’ Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as the severity of trauma exposure,” says NUJP secretary-general Rowena Paraan More »

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Seminar on Journalism and Trauma for Mindanao Journalists

“It takes a community of journalists to address trauma.” This is the call of PPI-Members in Mindanao, which participated in the second leg of the Seminar on Journalism and Trauma in Davao More »

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Journalists are not stress-proof, says social scientist

Reporting about conflict, combat, natural and man-made disasters, and other traumatic events are all in a day’s work for journalists.  But are they always immune to the issues they are covering? A More »

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PPI launches website, conference theme

In a simple year-end and thanksgiving reception with some guests, trustees Elnora Cueto and Isagani Yambot led the toast as the new PPI site and design of the 16th National Press Forum More »

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Media challenged by ‘new’ environment reporting

By Ariel C. Sebellino It was sort of finding the missing links. But beyond that, everyone agreed there is more to what meets the eye. Fifteen journalists from the National Capital Region More »

Print is here to stay – UPMG

Ricky Alegre, UPMG president (left) and Miguel Belmonte, president of The Philippine Star (right)

Technological advancement is changing the way Filipinos receive information today. The emergence of internet empowers the general public to access their news and information at a faster pace. Nevertheless, the print industry remains relevant and powerful as it continues to become an indispensable source of content for everybody — both in real and cyber worlds.

PPI supports FOI coalition stand

(Note: Atty Nepomuceno Malaluan, co-convenor of the coalition, read this statement at the press conference on February 15, 2012 at the Sulo Hotel in Quezon City.)

The Right to Know. Right Now! Coalition welcomes the recent public endorsement by President Benigno Simeon C. Aquino III of the passage of the Freedom of Information (FOI) law and the release of the executive’s final proposed bill.

PPI members invited to PCIJ workshops

PPI Visayas members participate in the PCIJ workshop in Cebu City

As part of its continuing efforts to provide professional development opportunities for journalists and enable sustained and focused coverage of media killings, the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism has conducted regional training seminar workshops on Media Murders and the Quest for Justice since January. It has selected 15-18 media gatekeepers (editors, desk managers, producers, station managers, and media owners) and senior reporters from the community, mainstream, and online media based in the regions and in the National Capital Region.

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