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Max T. Limpag: Cotabato-born, lived, worked in Cebu. Veteran journalist’s death in 2025, as reported by 2 publications.
Max T. Limpag: Cotabato-born, lived, worked in Cebu. Veteran journalist's death in 2025, as reported by 2 publications. 1. Worked for Rappler, CDN, SunStar, Freeman, other news media First published in CDN…
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The early Cebu press: How local journalism shaped Cebuano literature
Old Cebu neswpapers. They started local journalism. Not one paper, however survived.(Excerpted from “Cebuano Literature,” San Carlos Publications, 1975) The early Cebu press: Cebuano literary history is intimately connected with…

Banning or evicting reporters from Cebu City Hall

Journalists jailed during martial law remember

All about being sued, or not sued, or suing for libel

A house made of newsprint
‘MAMSER’: Improving news media coverage on gender

Gwen Garcia vs. Leo Lastimosa in Cebu media libel case of the decade

Mary Ann Castro wished media would leave her alone. It could not.

List of Cebu journalists killed, wounded or harassed

Cebu’s first woman editor: Remedios Jayme Fernandez

Supreme Court called Cebu’s Vicente Sotto ‘libeler’ and ‘blackmailer’

Man torches self as broadcasters watch: could they have stopped him?
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