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[Title] => Cebu media more "professional"
[Summary] => Members of the Cebu media may be "much better" in terms of professionalism compared to their counterparts in other parts of the country but it also has its own share of corruption.
[DatePublished] => 2010-09-23 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Rene U. Borromeo
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[Title] => Is media as adversary of the government?
[Summary] => In the book Journalism for Filipinos, Alito Malinao writes that the media is often labeled as "adversarial" to the government, and frequently criticized for being biased by stressing the bad news over the good news.
This incessant negativism that people read and watch creates a brainwashing effect, remarked lawyer Emil Jurado in his column "To the Point" in the Manila Standard issue last August 23.
Jurado believes this is the reason for the cynicism and skepticism people feel toward what the country's leaders say or do.
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CHERRY ANN LIM
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This incessant negativism that people read and watch creates a brainwashing effect, remarked lawyer Emil Jurado in his column "To the Point" in the Manila Standard issue last August 23.
Jurado believes this is the reason for the cynicism and skepticism people feel toward what the country's leaders say or do.
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