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Download full textOseguera, A. Anthony – 1986
This paper examines the Philippine transition of power as a communication event where the role of the print and electronic media is juxtaposed to cultural and political-economic determinants. The paper attempts to describe the similarities and differences between culture and communications in the Philippines and the United States. An…
Descriptors: Elections, Foreign Countries, Information Dissemination, Mass Media Role
Guimary, Donald L. – 1989
With the overthrow of Ferdinand Marcos from his 20-year rule of the Philippines, the news media regained its freedom and its voice, and now faces a new set of problems: low circulation, questionable ethical standards of reporters and their lack of experience, and ominous indications from the Corazon Aquino government that the administration might…
Descriptors: Developing Nations, Ethics, Foreign Countries, Freedom of Speech
Peer reviewedGonzalez, Hernando – Journal of Communication, 1988
Analyzes the alternative media and their reporting up to the February 1986 revolution in the Philippines. Shows that they broadened the context in which key events could be interpreted, and influenced those segments of the audience that provided new leadership. (MS)
Descriptors: Audiences, Foreign Countries, Mass Media, Mass Media Effects
