The headline (18-day Christmas truce. Gov’t, Reds to resume talks after 5 years) seems to prove that the administration is doing something to improve peace and order in the country. Aquino +1.
The other Front page news today:
Largest US-Japan war games kick off Korean waters - a report on what looks like a cold war happening in Korea.
CA denies Ping petition to stop trial, lift arrest - a report where Sec. Delima gets space for her side as usual on the front page, giving Sen. Lacson some negative treatment, with Pres. Aquino able to wash his hands. De Lima +1. Lacson -1. Aquino +1.
Aquino faces blue Christmas, blames media - a supposedly very busy person now seems to have been dating some girls but remains single because the media has been snooping too much make for a cute report for the President. Aquino +1.
‘Morong 43’ hold hunger strike to get Aquino’s attention - a report on the detention of supposed communist rebels which detention the administration say was a mistake (by the previous administration) but has not done anything to correct it, although Sec. of Justice De Lima is given space as being the person who is someone doing something about it. Aquino -1. Arroyo -1. AFP -1. De Lima +1.
TELLING THE STORY TO THE WORLD. From Mt. Pinatubo to Kuwait - more self-praise type of feature that readers must have gotten tired of reading. Inquirer +1.
Finance expert elected 20th president of UP - a report on a supposed "expert' that gets to run the Philippines' premier state university.
It’s official: PH bests India as No. 1 in BPO - a report that cnofuses BPO from call centers, saying we are the world leader in BPO because more Filipinos work in call centers than any other country.
The scores:
Aqiuno: 3 - 1 = 2
De Lima: 2
Inquirer: 1
Lacson: -1
Arroyo: -1
Laging negative ang military a. Same with the Church. And of course, GMA.
ReplyDeleteAnd there is the myth, among many Inq perpetuates. BPO = call centers only. So my academic writing gig, SEO article writing, and other outsourced work are not BPO?