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Sen. Panfilo Lacson (File photo by EDWIN BACASMAS / Philippine Daily Inquirer) Sen. Panfilo Lacson said on Wednesday the Senate Committee on Games and Amusement, which he chairs, would ask Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) General Ganager Alexander Balutan to shed light on his allegation that gambling consultant Charlie “Atong” Ang offered him a monthly…
Journalists need communities’ help in fighting disinformation
May 4, 2022, Sofia Guanzon Philippine journalists have been facing intensified attacks on multiple fronts during this particular election season, says a press freedom study MANILA, Philippines – Independent media in the Philippines has been combating various forms of attacks while also fighting disinformation online, that it needs a “societal response” to the scourge of…
Outpouring of love, grief as NDFP’s chief peace negotiator laid to rest
Jofelle P. Tesorio, ABS-CBN NewsPosted at Aug 01 2020 10:34 AM UTRECHT, The Netherlands – The chief peace negotiator of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) Fidel Agcaoili was given a final tribute with kind words, nationalistic songs and a simple mass on Friday, July 31, the day of his cremation. Agcaoili passed…
Trolling on taxpayer money?
Philippine Daily Inquirer / July 14, 2021 Here’s a witty online quip: “How to say internet troll without saying internet troll? Social media specialist.” Provocatively said and reflecting present trends judging by declarations of disgust from such insiders as former personnel of the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) that, in their time, never had there…
JOINT STATEMENT: Freedom of expression in the time of Duterte
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