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Journalism journey

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Journalism journey.

  3. Battle at the newsroom happens every day as Daily Tribune copes with deadline and verification of news articles and online and in print to bring the stories that are credible and timely.

    A celebration of endurance

    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…

    2 MIN READ

  4. DT AT 26: Built on trust, bound for tomorrow

    DT AT 26: Built on trust, bound for tomorrow

    As DAILY TRIBUNE marks its 26th anniversary, the newspaper reaffirms its commitment to credible journalism, rigorous fact-checking, and public trust amid the…

    3 MIN READ

  5. TRIBUNE managing editor Dinah Ventura, business editor Teddy Montelibano, and editor-at-large John Dodson (partly covered) race against time as they pore over stories and make final edits, pushing through deadline pressure to put together the paper’s anniversary issue.

    Journalism about serving public

    Daily Tribune reflects on the future of journalism, balancing digital innovation with print’s enduring value while upholding truth, accuracy, and public…

    2 MIN READ

  6. ALL work and no play makes layout artists dull. Meet DAILY Tribune’s graphics team — Avic Clemente, Jaimes R. C. Sumbilon, AJ Gonzales, Edwin Venturina, Lor Bulacan, Glenn Tolo and Jon Gamboa — the creative force behind the paper’s visual storytelling, working through tight deadlines, endless revisions, and the pressure of turning every page into a compelling visual experience.

    Three sleepless nights, one family

    Go behind the scenes of Daily Tribune’s 26th anniversary issue, where teamwork, grit, and sleepless nights brought quality journalism to life.

    6 MIN READ

  7. Online, on time, all the time Top from left: Justin Fabian, Gwen Bergado, Kate Villar, Kenneth Tabornal, Barrone Gan, Christian Baracena. Bottom from left: Yuko Shimomura, Sheila Figueroa, Vivienne Angeles, Carl Magadia, Jason Mago, Chynna Basillaje, Louisse Kalingag and Alvin Kasiban.

    Truth, whatever the platform

    Daily Tribune celebrates 26 years by embracing digital growth while upholding trusted journalism, credibility, and its mission to combat misinformation.

    2 MIN READ

  8. THEY are TRIBUNE’s final line of defense — Josie De Vera, Larry Payawal and Via Ramones — carefully combing through every story, catching the smallest errors, and making sure every page goes to print polished and precise as the pressure builds toward deadline.

    Still written on paper

    Daily Tribune marks its 26th anniversary, celebrating its legacy of trusted journalism, resilience, and commitment to truth in the fight against misinformation.

    3 MIN READ

  9. Not just a paper; it’s family

    Not just a paper; it’s family

    Like many young journalists, I experienced rejection. I knew what it felt like to see doors remain closed despite believing in my own potential.

    3 MIN READ

  10. VETERAN showbiz columnist Alex Brosas

    From newspaper boy to writer

    From selling newspapers on Makati’s streets to becoming an entertainment editor and columnist, this inspiring story reflects a journey of resilience, grit, and…

    2 MIN READ

  11. THROUGH the power of storytelling, journalism plays a vital role in shaping informed citizens and encouraging civic engagement.

    The words that shape us

    True journalism, however, does more than inform—it inspires. The tons of print and digital journalistic work are filled with words that stir passion and…

    3 MIN READ

  14. We are no one’s 'bata'

    We are no one’s 'bata'

    An inside look at the unfair stigma journalists face when interviewing opposing figures, and why access is never the same thing as allegiance.

    4 MIN READ

  15. Mangling journalism

    Mangling journalism

    Social media creators mimicking journalism practices and then weaponizing these are concerning since such manipulative mimicry threatens to make the…

    3 MIN READ