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April 10, 2011
No Induction for KBP this 2011

“To save money, I prefer not to hold induction ceremonies this year.” This was expressed by Emman Llagas after he was unanimously reelected as Chairman of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas (Cam. Sur).

“To save money, I prefer not to hold induction ceremonies this year.” This was expressed by Emman Llagas after he was unanimously reelected as Chairman of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas (Cam. Sur).

However, other station managers still prefer to have the traditional ceremonies for induction with guest speakers like Com. Ricky Carandang and DILG Sec. Jesse Robredo. For them, this is also an opportunity to raise funds for medical mission and sports competitions.

February 4, 2011
Porsche and Posh

The tragedy of people power is that people in power forget the people and the people forget their power. The first part, that of people in power forgetting the people, is nowhere more glaring than in the reaction of Communications Development and Strategic Planning Secretary Ricky Carandang

The tragedy of people power is that people in power forget the people and the people forget their power. The first part, that of people in power forgetting the people, is nowhere more glaring than in the reaction of Communications Development and Strategic Planning Secretary Ricky Carandang to the recent YouTube video critique by Juana Change of President Aquino’s private purchase of a 4.5 million Porsche.

November 28, 2010
Stop 'misuse' of Pope's Condom Stance--Prelate

MANILA, Nov. 23, 2010—Roman Catholic Church leaders called on Malacañang to stop “opportunistic misuse” of Pope Benedict XVI’s statement on condom use.

MANILA, Nov. 23, 2010—Roman Catholic Church leaders called on Malacañang to stop “opportunistic misuse” of Pope Benedict XVI’s statement on condom use.

Retired Archbishop Oscar Cruz said the pope did not endorse the use of condoms as a means to controlling population and not even as a moral and ideal solution to stopping the spread of AIDS.

It’s sad, he said, that there are some groups and even government officials who are distorting the pope’s statement to advance their selfish and political interests.