Who killed ABS-CBN? Its “news” team did!
It is too bad that employees of embattled media network ABS-CBN are paying for the sins of the “journalists” of the network’s “Current Affairs” Department. After all, the primary reason …
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Maria Ressa’s criminal conviction is a victory for the Filipino people
They said the whole world was watching. If that was the case, then the whole world knows Rappler CEO Maria Ressa and her former writer Reynaldo Santos Jr are now …
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Maria Ressa’s apologists continue to emotionally blackmail Filipinos into hating the system that convicted her
Here is why Rappler CEO Maria Ressa lost her case against Wilfredo Keng who, several years ago, filed a case of cyber libel against her and “reporter” Rey Santos Jr. …
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A @nytimes “report” on the ABS-CBN shutdown written by Jason Gutierrez is full of LIES
Somebody needs to “fact check” the report published by the New York Times claiming that “Duterte’s Shutdown of TV Network Leaves Void Amid Coronavirus Crisis”. Its author, Jason Gutierrez, would …
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Dishonestly claiming its business was about “serving Filipinos” is #ABSCBN’s biggest crime
It couldn’t have been better timing. With ABS-CBN blinking out from the airwaves and Filipinos on COVID-19 lockdown, a new and very promising normal for Filipinos is on hand. Cooped …
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There is no proof Twitter suspended accounts just because they were supportive of the Duterte government
A Washington Post article has caused a stir among Filipino Netizens recently after it claimed popular social networking site Twitter suspended accounts “defending Philippine government response to coronavirus pandemic”. When …
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We need a more INTELLIGENT “troll” narrative
The Filipino people need to put their collective foot down and take the social media “troll” narrative back into the level playing field of the broader public discourse. At the …
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Washington Post “report” by Regine Cabato claiming Twitter suspended pro-Duterte accounts is MISLEADING
A Washington Post article authored by Philippine correspondent Regine Cabato claiming that “Twitter suspends accounts defending Philippine government response to coronavirus pandemic” seems to have been either taken down or …
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