Impartial News Isn’t Always Neutral
When journalism claims to be “impartial,” we should ask: impartial to whom? A new study published in the International Journal of Communication sugges...
Francis Allan L. AngeloApril 10, 20253 min
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When journalism claims to be “impartial,” we should ask: impartial to whom? A new study published in the International Journal of Communication sugges...
On the surface, it sounds like a compelling opposition: “We don’t want incinerators disguised as green technology in our communities.” Who would? But ...
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As Iloilo City approaches a pivotal leadership transition, a new policy paper from the Institute of Contemporary Economics (ICE) urges the incoming ad...
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