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Get to know the true story of "solution" of slain journalists cases in the Philippines. read here
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2006 JVO Awards for Excellence in Journalism
slated for June 29, AIM Conference Center - Manila
9am -11:30am
The Manila-based Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) will be hosting the much awaited 2006 JVOAEJ. This year, exciting innovations were introduced. For more details, click below:
-- innovations
-- review of criteria
-- entry forms
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NEW Online layout
In the JUNE ISSUE PJRReports examines the coverage of children
COVER:
Children are not written about enough and when they are, the picture that comes out do not always jibe with reality.
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A compilation of alerts on threats to press freedom in the Philippines.
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A monthly monitor of Philippine press coverage on some HOT issues. |
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A yearly publication that reports on the state of the press and the issues affecting media in Asia. Contributors are media practitioners from the region who gather for a conference to discuss selected issues that will be taken up in the magazine.
2005 issue: Pluralism in the Newsroom
CMFR helped establish at least
3 regional press councils to serve as a forum wherein the concerns and complaints of the public towards the press can be tackled.
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CMFR wins international media award
The Manila-based Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) will be one of the recipients of this year’s Templeton Freedom Prize for Excellence in Promoting Liberty. The award, which is administered by the Atlas Economic Research Foundation in the United States , recognizes the contributions of nonprofit organizations to a free society. ..more
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