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Seares: Trillanes may suffer same ordeal journalists suffer from libel venue

Pachico A. Seares / from September 20, 2018

A COMPLAINT for libel filed in Davao City against Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV by President Duterte’s son and son-in-law has a Cebu element:• The alleged defamatory remarks were made by Trillanes in an interview conducted on Sept. 8, 2017 by Leo Lastimosa, manager of ABS-CBN’s radio station in Cebu and ...

Seares: Explosive op-ed piece in NY Times: a question of not naming the writer

Pachico A. Seares / from September 7, 2018

PRESIDENT Trump raged and ranted, angrier than usual, when the New York Times ran Wednesday (Sept. 5) an “op-ed” article titled “I am part of the resistance inside the Trump administration.”Written by a senior administration official, whom NYT said it knew but didn’t name, the piece figuratively set off Trump ...

Seares: Both DOJ and RTC judge found no ‘probable cause’ in Nalzaro libel

Pachico A. Seares / from August 31, 2018

• Related Media’s Public columns: “Why DOJ cleared Bobby Nalzaro,” Sept. 30, 2016; “Which libel case can send a radio commentator to jail?” March 14, 2015CEBU Regional Trial Court Judge Gilbert P. Moises’s order dismissing the libel complaint of Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmea against newspaper columnist/broadcaster Bobby Nalzaro, didn’t ...

Seares: By-lines in news stories matter: not just for ego of news reporters

Pachico A. Seares / from August 25, 2018

WHEN the New York Times (NYT) online unveiled its redesigned home page last week, the response was not on look or content but mostly on the absence of by-lines in news stories.In newspapers, print or digital, the by-line is seen as recognition of the reporter’s product: he put in a ...

Seares: ‘Arrogant’ lawyers, ‘abusive’ police

Pachico A. Seares / from August 19, 2018

THERE is some uproar over the arrest Thursday (Aug. 16) of three young lawyers, one of them a Cebu law school grad and their law firm boss related to former ombudsman Aniano Desierto from Cebu. The lawyers represented the owner of a Makati bar suspected of selling illegal “party drugs.”Supporters ...

Seares: Inventory of seized drugs: Are journalists required to join?

Pachico A. Seares / from August 17, 2018

A “media man” and a prosecutor in Cebu were among the persons mentioned in a list released by Malacañang through the 888 hotline, according to an Aug. 12, 2018 column by Lloyd Suarez in Cebu Daily News.The two local personalities were not identified as the report was still to be ...

Seares: Why hospitals clam up on wounded shooter; what reporters can do

Pachico A. Seares / from August 11, 2018

THE shooting to death of PDEA agent Von Rian Tecson last Wednesday, Aug. 8 in Perelos, Carcar City also resulted in the wounding of one of four assailants on motorcycles and a van after Tecson fired back. His companions reportedly took the injured assassin with them and fled.News reporters assumed ...

Seares: What’s wrong with Trump’s rant: as Ivanka, NYT publisher see it

Pachico A. Seares / from August 3, 2018

AS U.S. President Trump intensified his attacks on American media this week -- his “fake news” diatribe morphing into “enemy of the people” blast -- two incidents have shed some light into the controversy.Watchers of the White House and the constant turbulence that whips it say Trump’s agenda is clear. ...

Seares: Banning reporter from press-con: motive for shutout is core issue

Pachico A. Seares / from July 28, 2018

LAST Wednesday (Thursday, July 26 in the Philippines), CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins was banned from a White House Rose Garden event that was supposed to be open to media. Last Feb. 20, Pia Ranada, reporter of digital news site Rappler, was barred from the New Executive Building in Malacañang where ...

Seares: Why law on campus press freedom has not worked and may never work

Pachico A. Seares / from July 21, 2018

Related Media’s Public column: Is campus press less free than professional media? (April 21, 2018)THE Campus Journalism Act (CJA) of 1991 just turned 27 years old about two weeks ago. What has its old age, almost three decades, shown?The law, signed by then president Corazon Aquino last July 5, 1991, ...

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