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In defense of Pia Ranada: before she can expect fairness, she needs to be fair to HERSELF

February 21, 2018February 21, 2018 benign0 6 Comments

It’s not as if Pia Ranada is irreplaceable as a reporter covering Malacanang. For that matter, neither is Rappler itself, Ranada’s employer. Rappler had only been in existence since 2012 and before this “social news network” bubbled up from the Philippines’ primordial soup of pedestrian punditry, the Philippine press had already been long recognised as…

Education, Media

All for SALN and SALN for all!

March 22, 2012 benign0 99 Comments

The obvious place all the skirt-lifting that had been going on over the thirty-odd working days of the impeachment trial of Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona is starting to emerge in the horizon. Indeed, it is easy to quibble over how the “accuracy” with which Corona declared his assets and liabilities on that hallowed…

Crime, Culture, Politics, Society

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