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INQUIRER.NET
INQUIRER.net is the official news website of the INQUIRER Group of Companies (IGC). Under the IGC umbrella are Philippine Daily Inquirer, Hinge Inquirer Publications, Cebu Daily News, Inquirer LIBRE, Bandera, INQUIRER.net, Inquirer Mobile, Print Town, DZIQ 990AM Radyo Inquirer, Delivery Access Group, and Inquirer Digital Outdoor Media.
The website features breaking news 24/7 and the latest on issues and current event. The website also highlights compelling commentaries on Politics, Entertainment, Sports, Lifestyle, Business, and Technology, as well as stories around the world relevant to all Filipinos overseas.
INQUIRER.net offers multimedia features, easy channel navigation, strong social media presence and numerous engagement platforms that allow the readers to experience content anytime, anywhere, always.
Read more: https://services.inquirer.net/about/
The website features breaking news 24/7 and the latest on issues and current event. The website also highlights compelling commentaries on Politics, Entertainment, Sports, Lifestyle, Business, and Technology, as well as stories around the world relevant to all Filipinos overseas.
INQUIRER.net offers multimedia features, easy channel navigation, strong social media presence and numerous engagement platforms that allow the readers to experience content anytime, anywhere, always.
Read more: https://services.inquirer.net/about/
MANILA BULLETIN
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VISION
The Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation, a publicly held corporation in the Philippines which publishes in print and online a daily broadsheet, tabloid-sized newspapers and various magazines in English, Filipino and the vernaculars, sees journalism as an instrument for the establishment of a just and fair society of citizens who love their country, work in unity for the common good of the people, advocate the interests of the people above the self, and through this view, contribute to the creation of a society of free citizens enjoying the prosperity and progress equitably.
MISSION
In contributing to the pursuit of this vision of a just and prosperous society, the mission of the Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation through its publications is to provide Filipinos in their country and Overseas Filipino Workers and residents accurate and objective news of the Philippines, without embellishment or advocacy of persons and parties but only in ideas. In doing so, it will strive to be positive rather than negative in its coverage and interpretation, build-up rather than destroy, encourage rather than take a stand of negative criticism and be courageous in reporting abuses and dishonesty, so that the medium will become an instrument of construction rather than destruction, without neglecting its critical function in society.
Read More: https://mb.com.ph/our-company
VISION
The Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation, a publicly held corporation in the Philippines which publishes in print and online a daily broadsheet, tabloid-sized newspapers and various magazines in English, Filipino and the vernaculars, sees journalism as an instrument for the establishment of a just and fair society of citizens who love their country, work in unity for the common good of the people, advocate the interests of the people above the self, and through this view, contribute to the creation of a society of free citizens enjoying the prosperity and progress equitably.
MISSION
In contributing to the pursuit of this vision of a just and prosperous society, the mission of the Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation through its publications is to provide Filipinos in their country and Overseas Filipino Workers and residents accurate and objective news of the Philippines, without embellishment or advocacy of persons and parties but only in ideas. In doing so, it will strive to be positive rather than negative in its coverage and interpretation, build-up rather than destroy, encourage rather than take a stand of negative criticism and be courageous in reporting abuses and dishonesty, so that the medium will become an instrument of construction rather than destruction, without neglecting its critical function in society.
Read More: https://mb.com.ph/our-company
PHILSTAR GLOBAL
Philstar.com is one of the country's leading and most recognized digital brands in journalism. It is a top destination for a broad range of content, be it social, political, business, sports, entertainment or lifestyle news.
The newsroom’s award-winning multimedia journalism is known for its credible breaking news and contextual real-time coverage, in-depth explanatory reports and engaging storytelling that aim to help our audience make well-informed decisions and understand events and the world around them.
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The newsroom’s award-winning multimedia journalism is known for its credible breaking news and contextual real-time coverage, in-depth explanatory reports and engaging storytelling that aim to help our audience make well-informed decisions and understand events and the world around them.
Read More: https://www.philstar.com/about-us
THE MANILA TIMES
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WHEN The Manila Times was born on October 11, 1898, our people were troubled by the possible outbreak of a new war.
Some three weeks earlier, President Aguinaldo had been forced to vacate his headquarters in Kawit, Cavite, by the American Occupation forces, which had won the sham battle of Manila Bay on August 13.
This time our enemy was to be the forces that our President Emilio Aguinaldo had called the benevolent North American nation. He had thought America would support our independent republic’s existence after we drove out the Spanish colonial government with the USA’s help.
So to Malolos, Bulacan, trooped Aguinaldo and his followers to open the Revolutionary Congress on September 15.
In his book Manila, My Manila National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin writes that during those times, while the Filipinos had their attention focused on what was going on in Malolos, the Americans had their eyes glued to what was going on in Paris. The Constitution of the Philippines was finished and approved on November 29, 1898—but much good it did us in convincing the peace conference in Paris that we were already a sovereign nation.”
October 11, 1898, was still less than four months away from the first shot in San Juan that would signal the start of open hostilities between the Filipino revolutionaries and the American occupation forces. But the air of mistrust between the “liberated” brown-skinned Orientals and their new colonial masters was very thick, particularly in Manila and its surrounding provinces. Against this backdrop The Manila Times was born.
Read More: https://www.manilatimes.net/about-us
WHEN The Manila Times was born on October 11, 1898, our people were troubled by the possible outbreak of a new war.
Some three weeks earlier, President Aguinaldo had been forced to vacate his headquarters in Kawit, Cavite, by the American Occupation forces, which had won the sham battle of Manila Bay on August 13.
This time our enemy was to be the forces that our President Emilio Aguinaldo had called the benevolent North American nation. He had thought America would support our independent republic’s existence after we drove out the Spanish colonial government with the USA’s help.
So to Malolos, Bulacan, trooped Aguinaldo and his followers to open the Revolutionary Congress on September 15.
In his book Manila, My Manila National Artist for Literature Nick Joaquin writes that during those times, while the Filipinos had their attention focused on what was going on in Malolos, the Americans had their eyes glued to what was going on in Paris. The Constitution of the Philippines was finished and approved on November 29, 1898—but much good it did us in convincing the peace conference in Paris that we were already a sovereign nation.”
October 11, 1898, was still less than four months away from the first shot in San Juan that would signal the start of open hostilities between the Filipino revolutionaries and the American occupation forces. But the air of mistrust between the “liberated” brown-skinned Orientals and their new colonial masters was very thick, particularly in Manila and its surrounding provinces. Against this backdrop The Manila Times was born.
Read More: https://www.manilatimes.net/about-us
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