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History of the Print Media in the Philippines

American Occupation

Post-war Press

Post-EDSA Revolution Press

Pre-Colonization

  • Subdued urge to rebel, hence the press was not as 'noisy' as they were during the Spanish occupation
  • La Independencia
  • "freest" in Asia
  • radio and newspaper companies returned to business
  • the rise of television
  • advertising as source of newspaper income
  • professionalization of journalism and journalism education
  • returned press freedom
  • too free
  • integration of media platforms
  • rise of citizen journalism
  • rise of online journalism
  • continued media killings
  • writings were on leaves, wood, and rice paper
  • there were also inscriptions on stone tablets and inside caves
  • medallions were also engraved with pre-colonization writings
  • Baybayin - the system of writing before the Spaniards came

Martial Law Press

Japanese Occupation

Spanish Occupation

  • censorship
  • rise of alternative press
  • rise of women journalists
  • media killings and tortures
  • Tomas Pinpin
  • Doctrina Christiana
  • Philippine press vs Filipino press
  • La Solidaridad
  • All mass media outlets were seized and controlled by the Japanese army
  • Propaganda Corps of the Japanese Army, later renamed as Department of Information of the Imperial Japanese Forces
  • Guerilla press (mimeographed or typewritten)
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