A great deal - perhaps even too much - has already been written about the supposed antipathy between bloggers and the so-called mainstream media. However, three well-known bloggers who attended the PCIJ's last two training seminars on covering automated...

On the last day of the four day PCIJ seminar on Covering Automated Elections, journalist-participants put their heads together to come up with suggestions on how to better cover next year's elections. Excerpts from their presentations: Group...

The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism is holding a four day seminar for journalists in Subic Sept 10-13 2009. Today, we have a live blog from onsite, with lectures from Atty Luie Guia of the lawyers’ group Libertas, PCIJ Executive Director...

The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism is holding a four day seminar for journalists in Subic Sept 10-13 2009. Today, we have a live blog from onsite, with lectures from Atty Luie Guia of the lawyers’ group Libertas, PCIJ Executive Director...

The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism is holding a four day seminar for journalists in Subic Sept 10-13 2009. Today, we have a live blog from onsite, with lectures from Atty Luie Guia of the lawyers’ group Libertas, PCIJ Executive Director...

The Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism is holding a four day seminar for journalists in Subic Sept 10-13 2009. Today, we have a live blog from onsite, with lectures from Atty Luie Guia of the lawyers' group Libertas, PCIJ Executive Director...

by Rowena C. Paraan ORIGAMI, the Japanese art of paper folding,  is usually considered to be a pastime of young girls in pigtails. But blogger Marck Ronald Rimorin doesn't care. While listening to lectures at a training workshop on covering elections...