We must make truth matter again
Misinformation has ceased to be a system malfunction and has become part of its very logic
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Getting the solution right: Statement of PH media orgs, journalists on pending anti-disinformation bills
Over 50 media organizations issue a statement rejecting the two consolidated anti-disinformation bills pending in the House and Senate, saying they criminalize individual users when what is needed is enforcing accountability of social media platforms
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[Rappler Investigates] What you can do to help journalism survive
Our multimedia reporters have to produce various content on issues of public interest. They need all the support they can get and it’s not an unreasonable ask.
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Europe | Newsmakers | People | देश-विदेश
Prince Harry, others face multi-million legal bill after Daily Mail lawsuit defeat
In his ruling rejecting the case, Judge Matthew Nicklin says the claimants had needed to prove that information published about them had been obtained unlawfully, but had failed to do so, and that suspicion alone was not enough
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Artists | Culture Desk | Editors' Pick | Human Interest | Internet Culture | Literature | Movies | People | Relationships | Theater | Thought Leaders | Voices | टेक्नोलॉजी | मनोरंजन
[OPINION] Understanding the Gen Z audience: Hollywood doesn’t own Homer
A Broadway-loving teenager, an ancient Greek epic, and the surprising return of collaborative storytelling
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NUJP slams Sara Duterte for disparaging news groups, touting social media
The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines calls it ‘outrageous’ for the vice president to insult the work of Philippine news organizations
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Prince Harry to learn how much failed Daily Mail lawsuit will cost
The Mail’s publisher is seeking an interim payment of £10 million while Harry and the six others have offered £8 million
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[Newsstand] Covering an apartheid state committing genocide
Reasons why joining the Israeli government-sponsored press visit was dead wrong — with emphasis on the dead
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Editors' Pick | Mindanao | Newsletters | Visayas | Voices
[Inside the Newsroom] The least we can do covering school shootings
The least we can do as a newsroom is to cover responsibly, to the best of our judgment and abilities, and not add to the grief, especially of families who are experiencing the loss and of the affected communities
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US government backs OpenAI in New York Times copyright case
The September 1 brief, filed in Manhattan federal court, appears to be the first time the US government has weighed in on a wave of cases brought by copyright owners over AI training
