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The
government controls one of the most extensive information
and communication networks in the Philippines, as
proven by examples detailed in some of these materials.
These discuss various attempts and strategies to
professionalize the government information sector,
switching it from a "propaganda tool"
to an active agent in Philippine development |
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Category:
Government Information |
- Patron, Josefina
S. et al. (1992). A communication
manual for Asean field information
officers. [Manila]: The Asean Committee.
95pp.
- Philippine Center
for Investigative Journalism. (1992).
1992 and beyond: Issues and forces
in Philippine elections. Quezon City
Philippine Center for Investigative
Journalism & Ateneo de Manila
University Center for Social Policy.
- Philippine Center
for Investigative Journalism. (1995).
Boss: Five case studies of local politics
in the Philippines. Quezon City: Philippine
Center for Investigative Journalism
& Institute for Popular Democracy.
- Philippine Center
for Investigative Journalism. (1990).
Kudeta: The challenge to Philippine
democracy. Quezon City: Philippine
Center for Investigative Journalism
& Photojournalists Guild of the
Philippines.
- Clavel, Leothiny
S. (1991). Government information
in practice. Manila: Asian Institute
of Journalism and Communication. 151pp.
- Gutierrez, Eric
(1993). The ties that bind: A guide
to family, business and other interests
in the Ninth House of Representatives.
Quezon City: Philippine Center for
Investigative Journalism.
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