A ‘Deja Vu’ Sight of Manila Bay (After 44 Years)

After 44 years of not seeing people swimming in Manila Bay, it seems like ‘deja vu’ to me last February 5, 2019 when local residents were seen strolling, taking selfie shots and enjoying the sun set with their families along the shoreline. If I remember right, I was 7 years old when my parents took…

Legendary Broadcaster Joe Taruc has Signed Off! 

Life on Earth is not permanent. Even if we like important people in our lives to stay with us, there is always “the end of the road” of every lifetime. Veteran and Legendary Broadcaster Jose Malgapo Taruc Jr. also known as ‘Boss Joe’ or ‘Manoong Joe Taruc’ has signed off,  ending his earthly journey of…

Broadcast Evolution and Social Media

Broadcast media is consistently evolving along with the social media. Let’s admit the fact that with the broadcast media evolution, people are more aware of the news. The use of social media is more helpful in broadcast operations  to boost the listening and viewing engagement of the population. That’s why we in DZRH – Philippine’s…

‘Apo Fidel’ visits DZRH 

Former president Fidel Valdez Ramos just visited DZRH yesterday – February 21, 2017. It was a rare chance meeting ‘Apo Fidel’ so I immediately greeted him in locano “Naimbag nga malem Apo Presidente” shook his hand and had few minutes sharing jokes and snap a photo with him and fellow RH announcer Dennis Antenor. It flashback…

Protecting the Philippine Mediamen

Philippines is ranked the second deadliest country in the world for journalists. The Committee to Protect Journalists says in it’s website CPJ.Org,  most of the journalists killed covered politics or corruption. At least 76 journalists have been killed for their work in the Philippines since 1992, when CPJ began keeping detailed records of journalist fatalities.