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Shouldn’t media be regulated for its integrity? There is no regulation for media and there shouldn’t be, right? After all we enjoy the many freedoms of speech, etc. in this demo-crazy. However what if the public is misled by an … Continue reading →

Charter Change… Anyone???… Other than the congressmen who now want to extend term limits? The handwriting is on the wall – not a week into the bill filed by no less the House speaker and already there are signs of … Continue reading →

  Indecision is the protracted war towards progress and objectives sought. When you spot indecision from your leaders, it is best to pull out a.s.a.p.!  Leadership or management that cannot make up their minds retards any development simply because there … Continue reading →

PR strategists are tasked to control if not guide public opinion by first creating it rather than this be subject to the public if not media. Control is the issue, which is why it is best to strategize in advance … Continue reading →

    LTFRB   July 16, 2013 marks the initiative of the LTFRB on their private-public partnership for transportation and regulation as has been the case since time and again. The 2013 PUBLIC LAND TRANSPORTATION SOLUTIONS SUMMIT: “Moving towards a … Continue reading →

The culture of impunity We have real issues that need attending to should we maintain a sustaining freedom with this democracy. The past election unfortunately provided extended mandates to many making matters worse with dynasties metastasizing on the national levels. … Continue reading →

Hearing Secretary Jerico Petilla of the Department of Energy on ANC was quite revealing; as to where we stand on infrastructures for power for the future. While Mindanao may have to wait till the issues on “rate of return” issues … Continue reading →

Facts presented: 504 candidates with pending criminal cases in the Sandiganbayan ran in 2013 while 256 won. Seven convicts were fielded by the LP while three in UNA. 244 officials convicted of graft won. 2013 was second election under the … Continue reading →

Growing up taught us to be careful with people who tend to brand us to be of poor reputation. A reputation while in our teens was a sensitive issue it should remain the same today. Our children when it came … Continue reading →