by mediatimes | Feb 9, 2023 | 2022 in Media
PH Human Rights Situation 2022 By Penz Baterna News treatment should evolve to make HR interesting and draw more audiences. But ultimately, HR should be the core of every news report and every news agenda. FORMER PRESIDENT Rodrigo Duterte’s six-year term was permeated...
by mediatimes | Feb 8, 2023 | 2022 in Media
Media’s lens on Marcos Jr.’s foreign travels By Bernard Sta. Ana II Media’s coverage of these trips is highly relevant as foreign travel has become become a major occupation of the President’s office. It helps the public to understand the classification of every trip...
by mediatimes | Feb 6, 2023 | 2022 in Media
Under new management: Sara Duterte on Education By Bernardo Sta. Ana II Upon her appointment, her remarks indicated a lack of appreciation for the depth of the challenges she will have to address in the next six years. Despite pressing issues in the education sector,...
by mediatimes | Feb 6, 2023 | 2022 in Media
Media on economic woes By Andie Canivel Media rightly kept two developments on the agenda: the literal “gut issue” of food prices and the transportation crisis. As for agriculture and joblessness, media were quick to check government claims and the promises made by...
by mediatimes | Feb 2, 2023 | Media Times 2022
No cure in sight: Three corruption stories under Duterte’s watch By Andie Canivel These cases gained prominent space and time in media; but not for long. At this point, many may have forgotten about the cases. Philhealth Pharmally Pogo and “Pastillas” THIS...
