Conversation: A lost art
A newsroom should illuminate, not inflame; explain, not exploit; invite conversation, not deepen division.
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A newsroom should illuminate, not inflame; explain, not exploit; invite conversation, not deepen division.
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Trends change. Technology changes. Audiences change. Character does not. And never be afraid of reinvention.
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Google has launched Project Sigma in the Philippines, a new initiative that will help local news organizations develop innovative ways to engage Gen Z…
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I came in during the thick of the pandemic when people were dying left and right.
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I still remember the daily delivery of newspapers to our home. My father subscribed to two or three papers, and DAILY TRIBUNE was almost always among them.
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Happy moments are always best shared with great company and an overflowing spread of food. DAILY TRIBUNE marked its 26th year with a heartfelt gathering filled…
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DAILY TRIBUNE celebrated its 26th anniversary on Tuesday in a manner befitting a publication that has long prided itself on substance over spectacle — quietly,…
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The TRIBUNE’s enduring motto — Without Fear or Favor — is more than a slogan. It is a professional covenant.
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From the old leadership to the current one, I have borne witness, too, to the changes within the newsroom — the expansion into online and digital work, the…
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Every generation — and ours is no exception — believes it is living through an information revolution. The telegraph collapsed distance, radio brought wars…
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The future of DAILY TRIBUNE should not be dictated by a platform. It should be dictated by purpose. Journalism has never been about ink, paper, websites, or…
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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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DAILY TRIBUNE celebrates its 26th anniversary today — just three months older than I am.
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Like many young journalists, I experienced rejection. I knew what it felt like to see doors remain closed despite believing in my own potential.
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News traveled through newspapers, radio broadcasts and television programs. Stories were verified before they reached the public. Entertainment reporters…
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With a carpenter for a father and a plain housewife for a mother, the challenges of living through the stench and filth of poverty were overwhelming. More so…
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Writing an occasional article is one thing; producing a weekly column is another.
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