Slow News Days
Jonathan de SantosSide stories and small scoops. Journalism and journalism-adjacent updates from Manila.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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68. KBP considers accrediting content creators
The Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas has revived talk of accrediting content creators and vloggers and expanding coverage of the organization’s Broadcast Code to include them, a move that it said would help creators be more responsi...
67. Frenchie Mae Cumpio to finally speak
Welcome back to Slow News Days, a hopefully weekly newsletter on journalism and journalism-adjacent topics in the Philippines.
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Frenchie Mae Cumpio, a community journalist who has been detained in Leyte since 2020 on questionable terror-...
66. War flashbacks
Welcome back to Slow News Days, a hopefully weekly newsletter on journalism and journalism-adjacent topics in the Philippines.
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The Philippines marked National Press Freedom Day — more properly Marcelo H. Del Pilar Day because he deserve...
65. The Deal of the Art
Welcome back to Slow News Days, a hopefully weekly newsletter on journalism and journalism-adjacent topics in the Philippines.
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The media community was shocked to learn this week that the National Bureau of Investigation had arrested thr...
64. A necessary splitting of hairs on SMNI
Welcome back to Slow News Days, a hopefully weekly newsletter on journalism and journalism-adjacent topics in the Philippines.
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“Un-SMNI?” a Cebuano who likes puns might ask about the propaganda channel linked to, but apparently not owne...
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