Despite a reported ban on Filipino journalists by the Malaysian government, the Philippine Daily Inquirer and GMA 7 news teams here were accredited by the authorities on Wednesday, allowing them to cover the Sabah crisis.
Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim on Wednesday said that he had been offered by the Philippine Daily Inquirer an opportunity to clear his name over the alleged connection to the armed intrusion in Lahad Datu, Sabah.
The Inquirer editors and deskmen have chosen, but what about you?
It’s that chilling shot of an amateur photographer that sent the world clicking the “share” button. The last photo taken by Caloocan City councilman Reynaldo Dagsa of his family—which by a stroke of chance also captured the assassin aiming a gun at Dagsa—was selected by photo editors of the prestigious TIME magazine as among the world’s “best viral photos” of 2011.
MANILA, Philippines—A senior editor and columnist of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and 23 others, including journalists who have worked in some of the most dangerous places in the world, will compose next year’s fellows of the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard. The 74th class of Nieman Fellows of 2012 includes writers and editors who [...]
