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Libel Litmus Test

Posted on September 18, 2012 By Gogs 26 Comments on Libel Litmus Test
Libel Litmus Test

“Words as weapons sharper than knives Makes you wonder how the other half die “   INXS The Devil Inside.         Much has been made of the Philippine Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012. On the surface some people feared that they can no longer provide or receive sharp opinion. This stems from…

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Government, Media

Philippine Congress mints new anti-cybercrime and anti-slander laws

Posted on June 1, 2012June 1, 2012 By benign0 9 Comments on Philippine Congress mints new anti-cybercrime and anti-slander laws
Philippine Congress mints new anti-cybercrime and anti-slander laws

Media people whether they be old-school journalists, “on-line reporters” or Web publishers (such as bloggers and much of the rest of humanity who have access to Facebook and Twitter among others) are up in arms about the raft of “anti-media” bills being drafted and passed in Congress. Critics of these measures assert that these “anti-media”…

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Crime, Culture, Media, Tech Talk

Cyber-skullduggery: adding fuel to the fire

Posted on April 24, 2012 By FallenAngel 7 Comments on Cyber-skullduggery: adding fuel to the fire
Cyber-skullduggery: adding fuel to the fire

It seems that there are certain groups of people who are looking to increase the tension between China and the Philippines with regards to the standoff at Scarborough Shoal. They’re doing it through a ubiquitous medium that we couldn’t think of existing without nowadays: the Internet. And they’re doing it by perpetrating what I call…

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Politics, Society, Tech Talk, Technology

Ressa cries bloody ‘libel!’ – When will Rappler.com get it?

Posted on January 14, 2012August 7, 2013 By benign0 21 Comments on Ressa cries bloody ‘libel!’ – When will Rappler.com get it?
Ressa cries bloody ‘libel!’ – When will Rappler.com get it?

Interesting the way Rappler.com CEO Maria Ressa cries bloody libel over Katrina Stuart-Santiago’s article Going to the dogs — an article about the manner with which Ressa’s self-described “social news network” startup precipitated (and possibly encouraged) a broader “ganging up” on the University of Santo Tomas over a perceived favour it granted to Chief Justice…

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Media, Politics, Tech Talk

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