[Rappler’s Best] Yes, Marcos still shuffling his Cabinet
Ghosts from the past continue to haunt
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Russian independent paper Novaya Gazeta finally forced to close its doors
‘The newspaper no longer exists. The Russian authorities and the Russian security services have forced our editorial team to cease its operations,’ says the publication. Its final issue will be published on November 9.
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[Inside the Newsroom] How Rappler uncovered Sara Duterte’s company contracts with Davao City Hall
Rappler has exposed government officials’ conflicts of interest involving infrastructure projects. The story of Sara Duterte and Gencorp revealed that this kind of scheme can also happen in food contracts. And perhaps there are similar stories hiding in procurement records across the country.
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Judge extends White House access for CNN, MS NOW, Politico amid legal fight
US District Judge Timothy Kelly issues a written decision that elaborates on his September 24 emergency order that reinstated access for the journalists
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New York Public Radio, Rappler co-present ‘Democracy Dialogues’ on October 15, US time
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa joins WNYC’s Brian Lehrer in New York for a live conversation on defending and rebuilding democracy in the age of artificial intelligence
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From Duterte to Big Tech: Maria Ressa’s blueprint on fighting back
From challenging Big Tech to protecting independent journalism, Maria Ressa offers a roadmap for fighting authoritarianism in the digital age
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Why ABS-CBN is still retrenching 200 employees with P6 billion on the way
The new money repairs what the company owes. The retrenchment is aimed at a different problem.
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The role of the news media in fighting the climate crisis
By dismissing the narrative that people don’t care, and identifying what’s needed to urgently solve the problem, news outlets join with their audiences to solve the most urgent issue of our lives
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Football’s enduring controversies show why journalism matters
Journalists will keep probing the secrecy around FIFA’s affairs. It is the public’s right to know how, and in whose interest, football’s future is being designed and where the game’s US$ billions in revenue are ending up.
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[Tech Thoughts] How bad actors weaponize copyright to silence journalism online
Bad actors use legitimate takedown mechanisms to remove journalistic content they don’t want online
