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Showing posts with label special report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label special report. Show all posts
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    Panglao’s Trash, in Perspective

    After months of labouring on this material, it finally came out in Newsbreak, now the investigative arm of Rappler.com . This series ...

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    Is long-form investigative writing dead?

    Last night, I had the opportunity to sit down with my editor to discuss a special report that I’ve been working on for months. I submitt...

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    The First

    While preparing my application for a journalism fellowship, I saw the first investigative report I did as a journalist four years ago. And I...

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    A lengthy start

    The first part of my glutathione story finally came out! It didn't get a flawless reaction but it did made me experience for myself wh...

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    Time to go nuke…or not?

    Many countries are now opting for nuclear power to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and address global warming. Will the Philippines follow...

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    Push to revive Bataan nuclear plant timely?

    Proponents cite current volatile oil prices and clean debt slate of the mothballed power plant. But the 2010 elections is 6 months away. MAN...

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    Preventing Armaggedon

    Two disaster prone communities show the value of being prepared in the face of natural hazards MANILA – Dagupan goes down in history as th...

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    Search for leaders unifies advocacy groups

    On a November afternoon last year, in a posh multinational coffee chain in Quezon City, Jose Calida and a group of friends came out with a p...

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    Sweeter the second time

    Yes! Another banner story! :) I initially felt bad because I bled my nose reading the report for this story and it wasn't posted as the...

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    A Good Start

    My first banner story for abs-cbnnews.com As of January 12: My editor texted me yesterday, saying that this same story was published ...

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    Ten years ago...

    I chanced upon this photo while researching for my Cha-cha Train Timeline . Apparently, this image was taken sometime in an anti-Charter Ch...

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    Mining in Caraga, world's biggest iron deposit, threatens tourism

    BUTUAN CITY--Four barges, each carrying 1,000 tons of nickel-rich soil, leave Agusan del Norte frequently to transport raw quarried land t...

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