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Quarantine Chronicles: ‘A Stranger’s Love’
Carla Villanueva Manas was no stranger to a stressful but well-managed life.
As former general manager of media outfit CNN Philippines, she’d had a taste of the daily grind. Each day, she slogged it out in a 21st-century newsroom with more than the average...
The plight of ABS-CBN: Of dual citizenship and foreign ownership of mass media
By Justice Noel Gimenez Tijam (Ret.)
Robust debates recently sparked following the renewal initiatives of the congressional franchise of a mass media giant that is ABS-CBN. Some propose a rather simplified solution to the controversy by invoking past legislative acts where the lower House...
We will survive
The Philippines Graphic is once again at a critical juncture.
Thirty years ago, my father, the late ambassador and business mogul-philanthropist Antonio L. Cabangon Chua, helped resurrect a magazine that had lived through various owners since 1927.
It was a time of great hopes and...
The colors of hope
On the morning of Apr. 19, on that cramped space by the porch where I comb the internet daily for news on the COVID-19 pandemic, a document came to my attention.
From the looks of it, the paper was released on Apr. 17 by...
Serious leaks: When getting and sharing pornos is criminal
The right to privacy is considered sacred. It is what allows people to sleep at night and feel secure in their communities, in their own homes, in their own skins.
Here is what the 1987 Constitution has to say about that under Article III,...
The Prez & the press: What in blazes happened?
It’s inevitable: Rodrigo Duterte and the press will never see eye to eye. There’s simply no way around it. Not now, and perhaps, not ever.
No reconciling the hunger for truth with the capriciousness of government power. No union between the facts and the...
