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A promdi and jologs at heart, Hector Bryant L. Macale works for the Manila-based media NGO Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) as senior staffwriter. He is now the managing editor of the Philippine Journalism Review Reports (PJR Reports), CMFR's flagship media-monitoring publication. All his posts are solely his rants, raves, and musings, unless stated otherwise.
4 comments:
Does CMFR still publish a magazine? I remember owning a copy a couple of years back.
Loi Reyes Landicho
www.professionalheckler.blog-city.com
Hi Loi,
Are you referring to the Philippine Journalism Review (PJR)? If you are, yes, CMFR still does. It is now a monthly now called as the PJR Reports. Incidentally, I quoted a post you wrote in your blog regarding Doris's dismissal from ABS-CBN in the current issue of PJR Reports.
If you want more info about PJR Reports, check out CMFR's site: http://www.cmfr-phil.org
Thanks,
Bryant
hey bryant...
3 questions:
in what article did you discuss doris' case?
is it available online?
are copies of PJR Reports available at Fully-Booked?
thanks.
Loi
Hi Loi, here are my answers:
1. I discussed about Doris's issue in the June 2006 issue of the PJR Reports (the article was entitled "A reporter clashes with employer ABS-CBN: 'Mutya ng Masa' no More"). In the story, I included your post about the reaction of an ABS-CBN reporter on the case.
2. I'm sorry, it's not available online. CMFR has decided to only include some articles online.
3. Yes, I think it is. If it's not, you can try PowerBooks, Datelines, and Bound. National Bookstore has the most copies though, I think.
Thanks,
Bryant
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