Filipino American Alex Tizon was among the Pulitzer Prize winning team from the Seattle Times for Investigative Reporting.

It's Emil Guillermo's syndicated essays and columns! He's just been awarded the Inclusiveness in Media Award from the National Conference for Community and Justice. His work has appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner, USA Today, Honolulu Star Bulletin, Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post, and in Knight-Ridder newspapers and Scripps-Howard newspapers throughout the United States.

Columnist Arvin Yana's compilation of various articles that have seen print in many publications in the Philippines, notably in the Daily Express, Davao City.

A promdi and jologs at heart, Hector Bryant L. Macale works for the Manila-based media NGO Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR) as a staffwriter. He serves as the assistant editor for the Philippine Journalism Review Reports (PJR Reports), CMFR's flagship media-monitoring publication. All his posts are solely his rants, raves, and musings, unless stated otherwise.

Carlos H. Conde is a Filipino journalist based in Manila and Davao City, the Philippines. He writes for The New York Times and the International Herald Tribune.

Objectives include: to protect and strengthen the free press as a pillar of democracy; to establish a framework of responsibility and ethics in the practice of the press; to promote journalistic excellence; and to engage different sectors of society in building a free press in the Philippines - Makati City.

Digital Life is a weekly technology column that appears every Tuesday in Manila Standard, a national daily from the Philippines. The author has been covering the Philippine IT industry since the 1980s, starting as a reporter for Business Day, Asia's first daily business newspaper. In 1991, he helped found Computerworld Philippines, and worked as its editor until his retirement from the company in 2002. He is now a lecturer in journalism at the Ateneo de Manila University and assistant business editor in Manila Standard.

Homepage of Corky aka Francisco Flores Trinidad Jr., the award-winning editorial cartoonist for the Honolulu Star Bulletin - the first Asian editorial cartoonist to be syndicated in the US.

Selected writings and virtual classroom of Journalism Prof. Danilo A. Arao, a writer, teacher and webmaster. This is an award-winning website created, developed and maintained only using Notepad. Includes his biodata, published articles, photos and FAQ.

Ederic Eder's blog about life and love, worship and struggle, Philippine news and issues, gadgets and the Internet, among other things.

Journalist, photographer, inventor. H.A. Figueras is a retired photo journalist and once was called the Roving Cameraman. Website includes photographs of Vigan (1937) and Luneta (1953).

Jaime A. FlorCruz is CNN's Beijing Bureau Chief and correspondent, responsible for the network's news coverage of China. FlorCruz has studied, worked and traveled in China for thirty years, and reported extensively on the country as a journalist since 1980, when he started his journalistic career in China and worked as a reporter for Newsweek Magazine. In 1982, he joined TIME magazine's Beijing bureau, and served as Beijing bureau chief from 1990 to 2000. FlorCruz is fluent in English, Filipino and Mandarin Chinese. He holds a bachelor of arts degree in advertising from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, and a degree in Chinese history from Peking University.

Newsroom artist, publisher, comics author and illustrator, graphic artist, and web designer ... and more ...

The KBP is the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (Association of Broadcasters of the Philippines), the foremost broadcast media organization in the country, composed of owners and operators of radio and television stations (Regular Members) and the radio and television stations themselves (Associate Members) - Perea St., Legaspi Village, Makati City.

Leezel Tanglao is a multimedia journalist with experience in high-pressure news environments in print, broadcast and online. She has shot and edited her own video packages for long-term projects and on deadline. Leezel is a self-starter willing to embrace new technologies and alternative media platforms Leezel recently just completed her graduate studies at UCLA’s Asian American Studies MA program. She created a multimedia website to serve Filipino Americans in Southern California as part of her research/creative thesis – which she hopes to launch into a hyperlocal online resource.

A comprehensive collection of the writings of Prof. Luis V. Teodoro, one of the most respected Filipino journalists. He is editor of the Philippine Journalism Review and former dean of the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

A reference point for understanding the Philippines and Filipinos. The site features Postscript, a popular column of veteran journalist Federico D. Pascual Jr. in the Philippine STAR, the No.1 newspaper in the Philippines.

Philippine's oldest and premier press club.

Personal website of Manuel Quezon III for our perusal and his personal gratification. Here is a usual mish-mash of self-indulgent information, propaganda, esoteric hobbies, and chaotic links ...

News anchor/reporter, week-end edition of WISN 12 "12 News This Morning" ABC affiliate in Milwaukee.

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines is a lateral guild committed to securing the interests of the Filipino working press. It binds journalists to a covenant to ethical conduct and commitment to the public trust. Stop killing journalists - Malate, Manila.

Ruby Bayan is a freelance writer who likes to share her simple joys.

The OFW Journalism Consortium does in-depth and useful stories about the Filipino overseas migration phenomenon. It hands out free newspackets which media outfits and Filipino migrants abroad and in the Philippines can freely use and circulate.

Peace and Conflict Journalism Network. PECOJON is an international network of print, radio and broadcast journalists, as well as filmmakers and journalism teachers who focus on implementing and mainstreaming a responsible and constructive reporting of conflict, crisis and war. To secure and improve the quality of local, national and international conflict and war reporting, PECOJON offers practical tools and support for journalists, facilitates media ethical discussions and offers trainings especially in the field of conflict analysis and peace journalism - Bacolod City.

We tell it like it is. No matter who. No matter what. Journalism with an impact - Scout de Guia St., Quezon City.