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- represents a simpler lifestyle, that is generally conservative, largely self-sufficient, and often characteristic of rural life
- a key ingredient in the formation of popular culture
- served as the best source of information for a public with a growing interest in social and economic affairs
- Because of the libertarian and free enterprise principles institutionalized by the American colonizers, it essentially played a “watchdog” function and has often taken an adversarial stance against government
- First Philippine newspaper (1811)
- first daily newspaper (1846)
- best edited newspaper that was suppressed by the Governor General after 38 years of publication, allegedly for inciting the Filipinos to rebel against the Spaniards.
- first local publication (1893)
- first publication for and by women (1893)
- served as the official organ of the revolutionaries (1898)
- was the most widely read newspaper of the revolution (1898)
- Other nationalistic newspapers during the period did not last long due to American suppression include?
- most popular among the nationalistic newspaper during the period that did not last long due to American suppression
- a newspaper that attacked regressive taxes, big government, and abusive capitalists and landlords
- post-war era to pre-martial law period (1945-1972) is called?
- who ordered to “take over and control of all privately owned newspapers, magazines, radio and television facilities and all other media communications.?"
- Campus publication of PLM
- most popular tabloid
- another favorite tabloid
- the most popular reading fare in the country is?
- another popular reading fare are?
- Perhaps no other media channel has touched the lives of ordinary Filipinos as much as the?
- the power of radio is best dramatized during the?
- a Catholic radio station, asking freedom loving Filipinos to support then Gen. Fidel V. Ramos and then Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile.
- first commercial radio station
- The oldest existing radio station in the country today
- These radio stations are owned and operated by the local community members who also produce their own programs, using the very popular Karaoke system
- Public service programs are usually of what genre?
- Noli de Castro, Joe Taruc, Jay Sonza, Ted Failon, Korina Sanchez, Rey Langit are examples of?
- “to police its members on matters relating to the enforcement of broadcast media rules and regulations.
- documents the “prices” political candidates have to pay for desired media exposures.
- Television was introduced in the Philippines in 1953 with the opening of?
- who owned DZAQ-TV Channel 3?
- Who owned ABS-CBN and The Manila Chronicle?
- a school on the air on science for elementary students which has been aired since
- a values-oriented program
- a show about heroism and heritage
- Mathematics for primary and intermediate pupils
- serves as the voice of the broadcast industry in policy matters, government regulation and in the establishment of acceptable industry practices