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Age of Brillig: Why the Inquirer's Anastasia story is emblematic of the larger problem of Philippine journalism

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   Lola Anastasia is just the grand daughter’s fantasya

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   In one word: stress.

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   not sure which makes me more sad,...publish something as unfounded

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    Philippine Daily Inquirer would rather...naive readers (is

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    This is what disturbs me the most. We now live...the age where information is so easy

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    I’m referring to this story in today’s PDI. Newspapers should be free to print whatever they want, even if it isn’t...

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    Because I fell for the perceived credibility on established brands when I read the article (I am a fan of PDI), and I...

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