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Now showing in Inquirer: Video content
Video comes to print. Also: audio clips, photo galleries, scanned documents, even zoomable maps.
LinkedIn buys news app Pulse to broaden content
LinkedIn said Thursday it bought news reading app-maker Pulse, boosting the content offerings of the career-focused social network.
IT section of Manila Bulletin website defaced
Hackers group “Anonymous” on Thursday defaced the Information Technology section (technews.com.ph) of Manila Bulletin’s website.
SolGen: Cyber law bars multiple prosecutions of authors of libelous articles
Journalists have no reason to fear Republic Act 10175 or the Cybercrime Prevention Act, government lawyers said Tuesday but justices of the Supreme Court are doubtful.
SC justice says prosecution of cyber libel ‘clearly infirm’
The provision under the Cybercrime Prevention Act which allows the prosecution of cyber libel and violation of the Revised Penal Code at the same time is “clearly infirm,” a justice of the Supreme Court said Tuesday.
Study finds social networking taking up toilet time
Blame social media the next time it feels like forever for your turn to use the toilet.
New media world won’t end need for journalists–study
Bloggers, “crowdsourcing” and computer-generated articles are making contributions to the news media, but they cannot replace professional journalists in digging up important news.
Newsweek had unique troubles as industry recovers
Newsweek’s decision to stop publishing a print edition after 80 years and bet its life entirely on a digital future may be more a commentary on its own problems than a definitive statement on the health of the US magazine industry.
Google threatens to drop links to French media
Internet giant Google has warned it would exclude French media sites from its search results if France adopts a law forcing search engines to pay for content, in the latest confrontation with European governments.
Newsweek ends 80-year run, goes all-digital
Newsweek announced Thursday it would end an 80-year run as a print magazine at the end of the year, taking the venerable publication all-digital to cope with a harsh media environment.
Sotto learns belatedly: We have law on online libel
With or without the cybercrime law, Internet users could still be charged with libel under the Revised Penal Code, Senate Majority Leader Vicente “Tito” Sotto III said on Tuesday.
Iloilo groups vs cybercrime law laud TRO
Opponents of the Cybercrime Prevention Act who held protests on Tuesday in Iloilo lauded the Supreme Court’s issuance of a temporary restraining order against the implementation of the said law.
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