Deepfakes, AI-generated disinfo threaten 2025 polls, veteran journos warn
Artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to supercharge disinformation in the upcoming 2025 midterm elections, media experts and veteran journalists warned.
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Conference highlights role of the press in social media and disinformation age
Amid the rising prevalence of social media and the persisting dilemma of disinformation, aspiring journalists are reminded that the role of the press in a democratic society remains indispensable and is needed now more than ever.
Stories on labor laws, WWII victims, suicide reporting, fact checking win 2020 Chit Estella Journalism Award
As the Philippines continues with an environment highly dangerous for journalists and media people to live in, the journalism profession persists to play a vital role in keeping in check the powers that be.
Journalism conference highlights disinformation, press freedom attacks under Duterte
The top awards went to stories on press freedom and the effects of the war on drugs.
Studies on pork scam, human rights win journ research awards
THREE outstanding journalism research papers undertaken by university students bagged this year’s top awards of the Philippine Journalism Research Conference 2015. The awards, named after the late University of the Philippines-Diliman journalism professor and VERA Files trustee Chit Estella, went to: Southern Luzon State University’s Beejay Alegria Castillo for his research on the pork barrel
