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Saturday, January 12, 2008 |
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DOJ cracks down on media
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Threat of charges extends to journalists, media execs
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JUSTICE Secretary Raul Gonzalez threatened media
owners and press organizations with criminal charges if they
allow their reporters, photographers and cameramen to obstruct
“authorized police or military operations.”
The warning was stated in a department advisory
dated January 11 and addressed to “chief executive officers of
media networks, media companies and press groups and entities.”
Copies of the advisory were distributed to reporters covering the
Justice beat, particularly the Justice Reporters’ Organization
(Juror) and Justice and Court Reporters Association (Jucra).
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Malacañang Backs Off From
Tax On Text Messaging
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There is no concrete proposal from the Cabinet
to impose an additional tax on text messaging and the issue has not
even been discussed in Malacañang, Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye
said.
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Dulmatin ‘trapped’ in Mindanao –Esperon
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THE military maintains that Dulmatin,
Southeast Asia’s most wanted terror suspect holding out in
Mindanao, can’t cross over to his homeland, Malaysia.
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Hostage eager to reunite with son
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BOGOTA, Colombia: Former Colombian hostage Clara Rojas said she had
needed a cesarean section to give birth to her son while in
captivity and that rebels took him away from her when he was just
eight months old.
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LTO plans tocurb luxury car smuggling
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Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Reynaldo
Berroya has ordered the centralization of registration of imported
brand-new and used motor vehicles in a bid to erase suspicion that
smugglers are conniving with some regional directors of the agency.
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Power rates in Luzon poised for reduction
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Electricity cost in Luzon is expected to drop in
the next few months with the recent cut in the generation charge of
the National Power Corp. (Napocor).
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FEATURE
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DepEd warns: Sing or else
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No talking during class, no running in hallways,
no cheating in exams—these are some of typical school rules, which
now include no lip-synching of the Philippine national anthem.
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NSO survey
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RP families spend more than their income
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Filipino households spent more than what they
earned in 2006 as their spending habits changed over the years,
according to the National Statistics Office (NSO).
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SPECIAL REPORT: DEPED NOT READY FOR CYBERED
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China has world’s largest education,
research network
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Last of three parts
Planning for the China Education and Research
Network (CERNET) project started in 1993. It is the first nationwide
education and research computer network in China.
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Summary of recommendations
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Recommendations made by workshop groups at the Roundtable on the
Department of Education’s CyberEd Project organized by The
Manila Times College with the UP National Institute for Mathematics
and Science Education Development.
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