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LIGHTING THE WAY: There were those before us who, true to their calling as journalists, persisted on pushing the darkness so truth in news reporting can light the way in the continuing fight for press freedom.

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                    [Summary] => When five reporters – Jose D. Aspiras of The Evening News, Francisco de Leon of The Manila Chronicle, Manuel B. Salak of The Manila Times, Gregorio Coronel of the Philippine News Service, and Max J. Edralin of the Philippines Herald – were sent to jail on December 7, 1955 by Pasay City Court of First Instance Judge Emilio Rilloraza for refusing to divulge their news sources, they became instant celebrities.


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                    [Summary] => Next week, on December 7th to be exact, will fall an anniversary which may not warrant another declaration of a public non-working holiday, but is nevertheless significant, at least for the country’s news media


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Why the press can’t be forced to bare sources

By Federico D. Pascual Jr. | March 2, 2014 - 12:00am

LIGHTING THE WAY: There were those before us who, true to their calling as journalists, persisted on pushing the darkness so truth in news reporting can light the way in the continuing fight for press freedom. ...

Opinion

Reliable sources (Part 2)

By MY VIEWPOINT | By MY VIEWPOINT By Ricardo V. Puno, Jr. | December 6, 2005 - 12:00am

When five reporters – Jose D. Aspiras of The Evening News, Francisco de Leon of The Manila Chronicle, Manuel B. Salak of The Manila Times, Gregorio Coronel of the Philippine News Service, and Max J. Edralin...

Opinion

Reliable sources

By MY VIEWPOINT | By MY VIEWPOINT By Ricardo V. Puno, Jr. | December 3, 2005 - 12:00am

Next week, on December 7th to be exact, will fall an anniversary which may not warrant another declaration of a public non-working holiday, but is nevertheless significant, at least for the country’s news ...

Opinion