My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
Whether I am speaking from the viewpoint of a trainer or a former reporter, a frequently asked question is how to conduct a good interview. When one thinks about it, many of the principles are the same. Preparation is key. Continue reading How to Conduct a Good Interview
A true broadcast journalism legend who has been a good example and inspiration to a countless number of journalists all around the world has passed away. Walter Cronkite, 92 years old, was best known as anchor of the CBS Evening Continue reading Walter Cronkite Signs Off
In line with the hot political topic, GMA 7’s Reporter’s Notebook also looks into the foreign travels of President Arroyo. I was interviewed by the show last Sunday for the story as a resource person (to think I used to Continue reading Trip ni Gloria on Reporter's Notebook
Well, we are practically back to square one. Back to manual voting, that is. I am of course venting with regard to Total Information Management Corp’s. (TIM) surprising(?) decision to pull out of the consortium that would finally modernizing elections Continue reading TIM's Pullout: Did the Comelec know beforehand?
I have been a bit under the weather this whole weekend, so I decided to just rest — true to my status on Facebook that I’d be sleeping Friday night, only to wake up Monday. When one decides to stay Continue reading Cebu's Inmates and Michael Jackson
There are many things that one must keep in strict check in making a stand or valid commentary on an issue — whether you are a journalist, politician, or ordinary individual. He or she needs to look at the issue Continue reading Chiz Escudero's Pogi Points?