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Philippines

Internews is a nonprofit that supports independent media in 100 countries. Internews trains journalists and digital rights practitioners, tackles disinformation, and offers business expertise to help media outlets thrive financially. For 40 years, it has helped partners reach millions of people with trustworthy information that saves lives, improves livelihoods, and holds institutions accountable. In the Philippines, our programs seek to promote and protect a healthy information ecosystem responding to challenges like attacks against media, disinformation, and closing civic space. We work with partners from media, academia, civil society, and business making sustainable changes by empowering these key stakeholders to seek, receive, and impart quality information and ideas.

Philippines

Philippines

Acts as the technical expert/advisor in the design and implementation of interventions focused on improving the environment for a free press in the Philippines and strengthening the capacity of the Philippine media to self-regulate.

Bangkok, Thailand

Monitors and reports on incidents of freedom of expression violations in Southeast Asia, with a focus on press and internet freedom. Responsible for developing and implementing SEAPA’s communication strategy, managing the organisation’s on- and offline communication tools, and helping other programs achieve their communication objectives.

Makati, Philippines

The KBP is the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (Association of Broadcasters of the Philippines), the foremost broadcast media organization in the country, composed of owners and operators of radio and television stations (Regular Members) and the radio and television stations themselves (Associate Members).http://www.kbp.org.ph/

Formerly released as the bimonthly PJR Reports, journalism review continues to serve as a forum on the press and issues affecting journalism, engaging not only members of the press but also the larger community of stakeholders, government and business, the academe, and civil society. Designed as a special yearend volume, it will continue to promote responsible journalism by conducting media monitoring, encouraging self-regulation through peer review, and generating reports and analyses of media practice as well as providing news about the press itself.http://www.cmfr-phil.org/flagship-programs/media-monitoring-and-review/media-times/

The Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility was organized in 1989 as a private, non-stock, non-profit organization involving the different sectors of society in the task of building up the press and news media as a pillar of democratic society. Its programs uphold press freedom, promote responsible journalism, and encourage journalistic excellence.

PJR Reports (PJRR) is the first and only media-monitoring publication in the Philippines and meets the need for the continuing education of journalists. Released bimonthly, PJRR is sent to over 500 journalists nationwide. It serves as a regular forum for the discussion of the issues and problems of the news media in the Philippines. PJRR also serves as a reference for journalism faculty and students in universities and colleges.

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