The print media in
the Philippines has been touted as the most dynamic
in the Asia-Pacific region. Its values are ever-changing,
enriched by the wealth of perspectives brought into
the profession by astute practitioners, some of
whom have documented their experiences in these
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- Arao, Danilo, Yvonne
T. Chua, Alex P. Pabico. (1997). The
Electronic Trail: Computer Assisted
Research and Reporting in the Philippines.
Pasig City: Philippine Center for
Investigative Journalism. 198pp.
- Arao, Danilo, Yvonne
T. Chua, Alex P. Pabico. Uncovering
the Beat: The Real-World Guide to
Reporting on Government. Pasig City:
Philippine Center for Investigative
Journalism.
- Balgos, Cecile A.
(1995). The Child with a Fish for
a Twin (or How Not to Write About
Children. Pasig City: Philippine Center
for Investigative Journalism. 205pp.
- Balgos, Cecile C.A.
(ed). (2001). Investigating Local
Goverments. Quezon City: Philippine
Center for Investigative Journalism.
275pp.
- Balgos, Cecile A.
(ed.) (1999). News in Distress: The
Southeast Asian Media in a Time of
Crisis. Quezon City: Philippine Center
for Investigative Journalism. 122pp.
- Barrameda, Nes.
(1997). Media in Court. Quezon City:
Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility.
- Benigno, Teodoro.
(1990). Here's the Score. Manila:
Philippines Today, Inc. 454pp.
- The Book of Philippine
Newspaper Cartoons. (1990). Manila:
Samahang Kartunista ng Pilipinas &
Philippine Press Institute with assistance
from UNESCO. 75pp.
- Castro, Jose Luna.
(1990). Rev. ed. Handbook of Journalism.
Metro Manila: Cacho Publishing House.
313pp.
- Coronel, Shiela
S. (ed). (2000). Betrayals of the
Public Trust: Investigative Reports
on Corruption. Quezon City: Philippine
Center for Investigative Journalism.
306pp.
- National Press Club
Seminar Committee. (1983). The State
of Philippine Press. Introduction
and Commentaries by Renato Constantino.
Quezon City: Foundation for Nationalist's
Studies. 128pp.
- Corotan, Gemma Luz,
et al. (1997). Uncovering the Beat:
The Real-World Guide to Reporting
on Government. Quezon City: Philippine
Center for Investigative Journalism.
322pp.
- Fernandez, Doreen
G. (1995). Face to face: The craft
of interviewing. Metro Manila: Cacho
Publishing House. 125pp.
- Gil, Gerry. (1997).
Wordsmith with a slingshot. Quezon
City: Phoenix Publishing House. 362pp.
- Jamias, Juan F.
(1991). Writing for development: Focus
on specialized reporting areas. Laguna:
UPLB College of Agriculture.
- Jamias, S. B. and
Ely D. Gomez. (1988). The Agenda-Setting
Function of Selected Philippine Newspapers
in a Rural Setting. Laguna: UPLB Institute
of Development Communication.
- Jesena, A. C., S.J.
(1992).The Story of Ermin and Karina.
Manila: Philippine Press Institute
under the auspices of the Konrad Adenauer
Stiftung.
- Malinao, Alex L.
(1991). Journalism for Filipinos.
Manila: Kalayaan Press Marketing Enterprises,
Inc. 383pp.
- Maslog, Crispin
C (1999). Asian artists and writers:
Conscience of society. Manila: Ramon
MagsaysayAward Foundation. 121pp.
- Maslog, Crispin
C. (ed.). (1990). Campus stylebook:
A guide to writing for popular publication.
Laguna: UPLB. 68pp.
- Maslog, Crispin
C. (1989). The dragon slayers of the
countryside. Manila: Philippine Press
Institute.
- Maslog, Crispin
C. (1999). Heroes of Asian journalism.
Manila: Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation.
126pp.
- Maslog, Crispin
C. and Alice C. Villadolid. (1991).
A Manual on Ethnic Reporting. Manila:
Philippine Press Institute. 195pp.
- Ofroneo, Rosalinda
P. (1984). The manipulated press:
A history of Philippine journalism
since 1984. Manila Cacho Hermanos,
Inc. 256pp.
- Philippine Press
Institute. (1996). Clear Effective
Writing, Manila: (the Author). 32pp.
- Philippine Press
Institute. (1994). The Metro Manila
Press. Manila: the Author with funding
from the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.
- The Plaridel Award
for Journalism Excellence: A Concept
Paper. (1995). Metro Manila: Media
Academy of the Philippines& the
Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility.
- Philippine Center
for Investigative Journalism. (1999).
Joke ni Erap: A Jokebook to Support
Serious Journalism. Quezon City: (the
author). 98pp.
- Ramirez, Jaime B.
(1989). Philippine Journalism Handbook.
3rd ed. Manila: National Bookstore,
Inc. 634pp.
- Reyes, Rod T. (1990).
Memoirs of a newsman. Manila: Rod
T..Reyes Media Services. 270pp.
- Santos, Vergel O.
(1989).The news writing formula. Manila:
Communication Consulting Center. 64pp.
- Santos, Vergel O.
(1992). Basic journalism series 1:
Hounding the news. - Deadline writing.
(Mla.): Vergel O. Santos. 35pp
.
- Santos, Vergel O.
(1992). Basic journalism series 2:
Copyediting -Headlines.- Page - Layout.
(Mla.): Vergel O. Santos. 50pp.
- Santos, Vergel O.
(1995). Basic Journalism Series 3:
How to Edit a Community Newspaper.
Manila: Philippine Press Institute.
62pp.
- Yambot, Isagani
M. et al. (eds). (1990). Jose Luna
Castro Handbook of Journalism. Manila:
Cacho Publishing House. 313pp.
- Yambot, Isagani
M., Letty J. Magsanoc, Amando Doronila.
(1998). Page One: Philippine Daily
Inquirer Front Pages, 1985-1995. Manila:
Philippine Daily Inquirer. 316pp.
- The World Bank.
Philippine Country Management Unit.
East Asia and Pacific Region.(2000).
Combating Corruption in the Philippines.
Pasig City: (the author).
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