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incorrigibly single-sourced. Written by Student # 20

Flandrin, Hippolyte. French painter (b. 1809, Lyon, d. 1864, Paris). Young Man by the Sea. 1837. Oil on canvas, 98 x 124 cm. Musée du Louvre, Paris. Downloaded with express permission from the Web Gallery of Art at http://www.wga.hu from site admin Emil Kren, Ph.D.. Many thanks.

Quote “The article failed to cite another source aside from Cabinet Secretary Ricardo Saludo who kept on stating comments (sic) praising the Palace’s actions such as “Our economic surge remians secure” (sic) “sustain our programs for the poor” “our economy is booming” among others. In no way does the article present a (sic) background information or a critique by an economic analyst to counter-argue or support Malacanang’s decision to not reduce “big taxes”.

Single-sourced. Written by Student # 20. Unedited by blog admin.

Quote “An article in the Philippine Daily Inquirer titled “Economy Booming” Palace: No to big Tax Cuts  (sic) by Michael Ubac reported Malacanang’s statement on the issue of the decreasing U.S economy and the moves that the Palace will (sic)  do regarding it. (sic)

, 2008/01/26 at 9:13 AM. 2008/01/26″ closed-quote.

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Working the skyway. Written by Student Number 2005-67083

 Canaletto. Dolo on the Brenta. circa 1730-35. Oil on canvas, 80,5 x 96,5 cm Staatsgalerie, Stuttgart. Downloaded with express permission from the Web Gallery of Art at http://www.wga.hu from site admin Emil Kren, Ph.D.. Many thanks.

      Single-sourced. Written by  Student number  2005-67083. Unedited by blog admin

     Quote  “The Philippine Daily Inquirer published a story Saturday (Jan. 19, 2008 ) in their metro section covering the ongoing protest of skyway  workers over their retretchment (sic), and their call for a congressional inquiry amid alleging that PNNC’s awarding to SOMCO (and transfer from PSC) was undervalued.

        Quote “The article focused on statements  issued by PSC union president, Jose Apollo Ado, and failed to get the side of the other parties involved. This violates the very first provision of the Philippine (sic)  Journalist code of ethics that states that journalist should take ‘care not to suppress essential facts nor to distort the truth by omission or improper emphasis’. Also, the PPI expanded code of ethics warns that “the other side must run on the first take of the story” and it is the “imperative to get a second, third or more sources” to observe that the story is “fair, accurate and balanced”(Art 3 provisions 1,2). Student no. 13 Blog entry no. 2” Closed-quote.

 

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The Bear. Written by Mark Gubagaras

  Goya y Lucientes, Francisco de. The Snowstorm. 1786-87. Oil on canvas, 275 x 293 cm. Museo del Prado, Madrid. Downloaded with express permission from the Web Gallery of Art at http://www.wga.hu from site admin Emil Kren, Ph.D.. Many thanks.

            Bear Market. Written by Mark Gubagaras: Blogpost No. 2 (Good journalism practice). Unedited by blog admin

     Quote “Today’s banner story (this post dated Jan.23, 2008  – blog admin) in the business section of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, “7-day slide wipes out P 528-B in stock value,” (page B1), written by Daxim Lucas and Elizabeth Sanchez-Lacson, is a (sic) example of a good and accurate business story. The reporters were able to explain clearly the meaning of the “bear market” phase, which the Philippine stock market has entered after its index fell by 24.19 per cent due to the weakening economy of the United States. They were able to report the news objectively by interviewing different stock analysts who had contrasting insights on the issue, thus giving a clearer picture of the situation to the readers.

     Quote “In addition, relevant data about the performance of the stock market in the past were also included and analyzed in the context of the “bear market” phase. The reporters were able to “scrupulously report and interpret the news,” for they made sure that important facts related to the economic situation were included in their report. Needless to say, Lucas and Lacson did not violate any provision stated in the Philippine Journalist’s Code of Ethics. 2008/01/23 at 11:05 PM  2008/01/23” closed-quote.