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TweetThe Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility is looking for two staffwriters/reporters. They must be: -Graduates of Journalism, Mass Communication or any related course -Knowledgeable in journalism principles and ethics -With above average written and oral communication skills in English and Filipino -Updated in current events, trends and general information -Highly proficient in Microsoft Office [...]

TweetCMFR’s flagship publication, the PJR Reports (formerly the Philippine Journalism Review) is the result of a continuing monitoring activity of how the press covers and reports events and issues. As part of our efforts to give you a better PJR Reports, the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) would be happy to receive your [...]

Tweet The Philippine press registered a number of improvements in its coverage of the 2010 campaign and elections.  The leading media organizations broadened their coverage of independent candidates and small parties, and provided the electorate information on the advocacies and/or programs of individual candidates. However, some lapses were still evident, among them the uncritical use [...]

Tweet THE VICTORY of Benigno Simeon Aquino III in the 2010 presidential elections was widely expected to usher in a new era of governance. Aquino was also perceived as committed to ending the culture of impunity that encourages the killing of journalists, human rights workers and political activists. The Philippine Press Freedom Report 2010, an [...]

TweetCMFR Monitor of the Media Coverage of the 2010 National and Local Elections (April 12-16 and April 19-23, 2010) There are striking differences in the elections coverage of radio when compared to other media. While the elections occupied a substantial amount of airtime and space in television, print and online media, the coverage of AM [...]

TweetA statement by the Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) on the sixth month of the November 23 massacre of 32 journalists and media workers [[petition-1]]

TweetThe CMFR Monitor of Media Coverage of the 2010 Elections Broadcast Discourse Analysis (For the period April 12-16 and 19-23, 2010) From April 12 to 16 and 19 to 23, almost five out of ten reports by TV Patrol World (ABS-CBN 2) were about the elections. In the case of 24 Oras (GMA 7) and [...]

TweetCMFR/PHILIPPINES-The Manila-based Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) supports the call of media advocacy groups and other concerned sectors to spare media organizations and journalists from threats and attacks while covering the clashes between Thailand’s security forces and protesters. Violence related to the occupation of portions of Central Bangkok by the Red Shirt partisans [...]