When no one is watching
Luck can reward either those who work for show, and those who work anyway even when no camera is pointed in their direction.
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Luck can reward either those who work for show, and those who work anyway even when no camera is pointed in their direction.
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Increasingly, many people perceive mainstream media as being too closely aligned with political and economic power.
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Twenty-six years ago, DAILY TRIBUNE (DT) was born in an era when newspapers competed for space on newsstands. Today, the competition unfolds every second…
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The true test of leadership is not whether things work while you are in office. It is whether they continue to work after you are gone.
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Loyalty develops when audiences believe a news organization serves the public rather than a political agenda.
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The Senate never ceases to humor us, to walk us through some labyrinthine passageway which looks more like it is leading to an escape rather than to freedom.
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Institutional foundations required for the country to govern itself are being swiftly eroded by the intense political rivalry between two powerful partisan…
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The survival of democratic institutions as respected pillars of governance depends on whether they can recover the qualities that once defined them.
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Men carrying rifles flooded stairwells as senators disappeared behind locked doors and whispered instructions.
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To some observers, the arrest of Mabanta is being framed as part of a broader effort by the Marcos administration to suppress dissent.
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A flustered Vida, with egg on his face, faced a smirking press in Manila (via teleconferencing from Prague) and made up some cock-and-bull story as to why Co…
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Unlike in a court trial, there was no full opportunity for adversarial questioning that could rigorously test his claims.
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San Sebastian College of Law has denied allegations by self-confessed bagman Ramil Madriaga that a former associate dean used his influence to secure passing…
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A Davao-based artist has rejected claims made by alleged former aide Ramil Madriaga that he was the one who gave a painting to Vice President Sara Duterte.
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He’s angling for a slot in the Witness Protection Program by testifying against VP Duterte and thus avoiding prosecution.
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Leaders in media, advertising, and communications gathered last March for the United Print & Multimedia Group Print Summit and HeAdliners Awards 2025,…
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A joint affidavit collapses multiple voices into a single narrative. It suggests uniformity — but in doing so, it often sacrifices authenticity.
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Institutions must aspire to cultivate not merely competent managers but thought leaders.
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