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PNoy supporters pre-judge Corona impeachment trial

Posted on January 11, 2012September 15, 2013 By Ilda 112 Comments on PNoy supporters pre-judge Corona impeachment trial
PNoy supporters pre-judge Corona impeachment trial

It seems like most Filipinos either do not know the meaning of “due process” or are simply too impatient to understand and observe it properly. God forbid that one become the subject of an investigation or an impeachment bid in the Philippines. Once the Filipino public gets a hold of any information that can be…

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Civics, Crime, Government, Media, Politics, Society

Conrado de Quiros is a proud communist

Posted on January 10, 2012 By benign0 58 Comments on Conrado de Quiros is a proud communist
Conrado de Quiros is a proud communist

Here we go. The ol’ “if you haven’t gone to the mountains to fight…” card has been played by Inquirer.net “columnist” Conrado “Noynoy is Aragorn” de Quiros. Apparently de Quiros’s feathers were ruffled enough by Senator Joker Arroyo’s eloquent rub… [Conrado de Quiros] has since stuck to Noynoy like a mollusk to a rock and…

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Media, Politics

Social media fiasco: It’s more fun in the Philippines

Posted on January 9, 2012January 9, 2012 By benign0 26 Comments on Social media fiasco: It’s more fun in the Philippines
Social media fiasco: It’s more fun in the Philippines

Five days ago, Department of Tourism (DOT) Secretary Ramon “Mon” Jimenez announced in a private sit-down conversation with “social news network” site Rappler.com his decision to “crowd-source” a new Philippine tourism campaign using “social media” as its primary propagation medium. In the interview, Jimenez who boasts “35 years of experience in advertising” which supposedly “taught…

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Media, Tech Talk

Why we don’t need to emphasize that it’s more fun in the Philippines

Posted on January 7, 2012January 7, 2012 By Ilda 225 Comments on Why we don’t need to emphasize that it’s more fun in the Philippines
Why we don’t need to emphasize that it’s more fun in the Philippines

The newly unveiled tourism slogan “It’s more fun in the Philippines” by the Department of Tourism (DOT) received mixed reactions from Filipinos. First, the lack of originality was again highlighted after social networking pundits discovered that Switzerland used the exact same slogan in 1951. What shocked and annoyed some Filipinos is that similar accusations of…

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Development, Economy, Lifestyle, Media

It’s more fun in the Philippines

Posted on January 6, 2012 By benign0 80 Comments on It’s more fun in the Philippines
It’s more fun in the Philippines

Sorry. This is going to be another article that breaches the let’s-not-go-there-please barrier. Fasten your seatbelts. I find it a bit distasteful that we’d be celebrating what a supposedly “fun” place the Philippines is. So I heard today; It’s more fun in the Philippines. That’s the new tourism slogan recently unveiled by the Philippines’ Department…

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Development, Economy, Environment, Lifestyle, Media

Chief Justice Renato Corona’s trial-by-publicity heats up as Malacañang PR machine switches to overdrive

Posted on January 5, 2012January 30, 2012 By benign0 61 Comments on Chief Justice Renato Corona’s trial-by-publicity heats up as Malacañang PR machine switches to overdrive
Chief Justice Renato Corona’s trial-by-publicity heats up as Malacañang PR machine switches to overdrive

It is not very surprising behaviour coming from the parties that seek to oust Chief Justice Renato Corona from the Supreme Court. Even before the 16th of January impeachment trial to be conducted by the Philippine Senate, efforts to sway public opinion by demonising Corona are already underway. The most obvious among these is disclosure…

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Crime, Media, Politics, Society

Kabadingan and kalaswaan in Philippine cinema

Posted on January 5, 2012December 23, 2016 By benign0 76 Comments on Kabadingan and kalaswaan in Philippine cinema
Kabadingan and kalaswaan in Philippine cinema

Roughly translated in English and taken out outside of the context of homosexuality that it is commonly associated with, the Tagalog colloquial word kabadingan in a cultural sense is a contemporary concept that describes a spectacle of loud contrived crassness or obnoxiousness in both behaviour, design, and aesthetic sensibilities that is indulged in for its…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Media, Society

The business of journalism: a challenge of making money without selling your soul

Posted on January 4, 2012July 5, 2017 By benign0 33 Comments on The business of journalism: a challenge of making money without selling your soul
The business of journalism: a challenge of making money without selling your soul

This is a similar problem I was trying to highlight when I responded to Irene (@mindanaoan) in a Twitter.com tweet with this: “That’s the trouble when society relies on altruism. [You] get into uncomfortable relationships. State services get less personal.” This is after she tweeted about how she “found out that Philip Morris – yep,…

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Civics, Education, Media, Politics

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