Media Credibility. Do you still believe on media?

**zap.FREEDOM** · March 23rd, 2012 02:12 PM

ang isa pang ayaw ko dyan sa mga media na yan e, pag-gusto nilang pasikatin e ifofocus nila lagi whatever may happen, for example itong national football team ng Pilipinas, hindi naman sa hater ako ng mga asong iyan ano, pero masyado nang attention ang nilalaan ng media sa mga yan, masyado nilang ineexpose sa public kaya naman yang mga kumag na yan e yumayabang.. bakit di nila i-expose yung iba para sumikat at makilala rin naman like, Philippine racing team, gymnastic team, taekwondo team etc..puro na lang boxing at futbol. tsk..tsk..tsk...

**raycon_24** · March 23rd, 2012 02:43 PM

lalo na si noly de castro walang alam talaga yun, ewan ko ba bat naging vice president, isa pang nakaka asar mga field reporter palaging mali, eg. adventure na nasunog or revo na tumaob sasabihing SUV daw........ dafuq! paanong naging SUV ang AUV.......

**jonski** · March 23rd, 2012 03:15 PM

Pansin ko lan kung ayaw nila isang tao sa interview ay sobrang zoom nila ang camera sa face ng tao habang nagsasalita.

**wowiesy** · March 23rd, 2012 05:22 PM

for public service daw kuno.. but if you look at their air time content.... ilang % of total airtime is allocated for public service? siguro pag may mga developments dumadalas.. pag may bagyo ... pag impeachment pre empted buong maghapon ang shows... pero if you look at that versus total time (in history of their franchise <?>).. ilang percent lang yun? mas marami pa siguro ang advertising, entertainment (take note - jologs) compared sa educational...

tayo ng foundation to be able to help.. hindi masama.. may bandwagon effect.. but let's see them use their own profits and donate mismo sa mga charities... sabagay.. mas mura magbigay sa foundation compared magbigay direct sa charities (walang kagana kaganang Donor's Tax)..

di mo rin sila masisis kung bakit sa kanila humihingi ng tulong ang mga masa (vs government agencies, PNP , NBI, DOJ, POEA OWWA, lahat sila).. kung medyo pangit ang experience ng masa sa government agency, daan sa media.. sa takot ng government agency sa media.. napapabilis ang serbisyo... laging pumopogi ang media tuloy..

**sgt_taga** · March 23rd, 2012 05:40 PM

minsan-minsan lang... naniniwala ako sa media

yun eh kung malumanay at maayos ang pagbabalita nila

kung bulol o kaya naman eh mali-mali ang grammar, hirap maintindihan so hirap din paniwalaan

ang pinaka di ko gusto eh yung binabasa na lang ang balita eh mali-mali pa

tapos eh parang nag-iimpromptu sa halip na basahin ang nakasulat ----> channel 2 (e.g. pinky webb) pag nagbabalita ganito

**zap.FREEDOM** · March 23rd, 2012 10:32 PM

marami talagang kupal na taga-media, kaya ngayon minsan mas gusto ko pang panoorin yung mga international news channel o yung mga balita sa ibang bansa gaya ng BBC news, CBS evening news saka CNN , kesa manood ng local news channel like tvpatrol, anc, 24 oras, umay ako sa kanila minsan

**Monseratto** · March 25th, 2012 08:32 PM

Many still believe in the local media. Most of the time, this is their only source of the outside world...

Filipinos remain among the top consumers of TV in the world. The Philippines ranks No. 5 in the world in Home TV Usage -- behind only Hong Kong, Brazil, China and India.

Ah, but here’s the fascinating bit of data. The Philippines ranks No. 12 in the world in average daily time spent watching television. Even more fascinating, Filipinos rank No. 1 among Asian countries for this stat. Filipinos average 3 hours and 30 minutes per day in front of their TV screens.

Lots of opportunities exist for online video consumption. Tablets, smartphones, notebooks, Internet cafes. And home consumption are but just some of the outlets. Anytime, anywhere is the mantra of the hyperconnected world.

Filipinos agree. Filipinos rank 8th in the world, in terms of video consumption at work. BUT, even more exciting is that we rank 1st in the world in mobile video consumption.

Dreaming electric dreams

**chua_riwap** · March 25th, 2012 08:46 PM

Filipinos average 3 hours and 30 minutes per day in front of their TV screens.

......watching their favorite soaps & koreanovela.......

**Ry_Tower** · March 25th, 2012 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

......watching their favorite soaps & koreanovela.......

hehe, hindi naman news yan, fairy tale stories!

**chua_riwap** · March 25th, 2012 10:19 PM

Originally Posted by Ry_Tower

hehe, hindi naman news yan, fairy tale stories!

that's more likely.
more on those novelas than the news.

most of them would switch off their tv sets, during the news & come back right after the news & continue watching
their soaps & novelas.

**Ry_Tower** · March 25th, 2012 10:35 PM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

that's more likely.
more on those novelas than the news.

most of them would switch off their tv sets, during the news & come back right after the news & continue watching
their soaps & novelas.

Ganun na nga.

**Walter** · March 26th, 2012 01:59 AM

Originally Posted by Ry_Tower

hehe, hindi naman news yan, fairy tale stories!

Is there a difference? Hehehe.

**antonath** · April 19th, 2012 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by chua_riwap

......watching their favorite soaps & koreanovela.......

watching dvds ginagawa ng mga yan.. hehe

**DonCamote** · May 4th, 2012 08:03 PM

Ang tawag sa style ng GMA, ABS-CBN pati na rin ang TV5 ay "Yellow Journalism" na pinapractice din ng Fox News at CNN. Watching these media outfit is a waste of time.

**jave** · May 4th, 2012 08:15 PM

Watch media, see other sources of info, then critically, use that squishy gray thing inside one's head.

Too bad lots of people in this country only do the first thing.

**renzo_d10** · May 4th, 2012 08:18 PM

Nawawalan na ng quality yung media natin ngayon. They can't sort out what's relevant & what's not.Pati ba naman yung hindi makaupo yung bata kasi may salamin eh nine-news ?!

And yung news kahapon, inuulit 'til now! Meh.

**zap.FREEDOM** · May 4th, 2012 08:29 PM

^ tulad yung mga news kaninang umaga nakain ako tapos di ako nakatingin sa T.V, narinig ko lang dun sa reporter "SUV sumalpok sa center island, driver pinaghihinalaang lasing" na-confused ako kung anong SUV yun, pootek, pagtingin ko sa T.V, iniinterview yung driver daw nung sumalpok na sasakyan, taena Revo lang pala yung sumargo, saka yung Innova na nakaladkad ng tren sa Candelaria, Quezon, "patay ang tatlong sakay ng isang SUV na nabangga ng tren sa candelaria Quezon...." once again pinakita nila yung footage, sh*t..hindi naman suv ang Innova e. they don't know how to classify an SUV from MPV/AUV, kanina sa T.V Patrol, sabi na lang ni Noli De Castro, "naiuwi na ang bangkay ng 3 namatay na sakay ng Innova na nasalpok ng tren..." maige pang yung specific model na lang ang sabihin nila e, para mas clear.

**renzo_d10** · May 4th, 2012 08:33 PM

Yup, isa pa yan. They can't even differentiate what's an AUV from an SUV or an MPV.

They should join Tsikot sometime. Pero baka ma-butthurt lang sila at ma-news pa tayo pare-pareho. Lol!

**Chikselog** · May 4th, 2012 08:50 PM

Tapos mamaya maririnig mo na lang SUV na rin ang Avanza. Dafuq. :hysterical:

**jaymd** · May 4th, 2012 09:29 PM

ano ba SUV?
Sport-utility vehicle - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary

Sport utility vehicle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Pasok kaya innova sa term na SUV? light truck chassis daw na wagon type body so pasok sya? yun sa wiki naman dapat parang 4wd dapat so di pasok dyan montero and fort na 4x2. pero not all 4x4s daw can be termed an SUV. Malabo term yan SUV/AUV hehe. Pero sakin personally kahit light truck based or car based dapat may 4wd yan para considered as SUV parang pwede pang on road light offroad vehicle. Teka pwede din naman pang light offroading yun mga 4x2 na montero/fort/santafe etc.

ano tingin nyo hehe

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