This document provides information on the history of media in the Philippines, including: 1. It discusses the first Philippine newsletter, newspapers from the revolution period, and Liwayway Magazine, the oldest Tagalog magazine. 2. It outlines several major media companies in the Philippines like Nine Media Corporation, Progressive Broadcasting Corporation, Solar Entertainment Corporation, and Manila Broadcasting Company. 3. It also mentions digital media companies like Rappler and defines different types of media like community media, state-owned media, indigenous media, and mainstream media.

1. History of the Philippine Press
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2. 1. It is the First Philippine Newsletter.

3. 2. The Father of Modern Journalism.

4. 3. The Father of Philippine Printing.

5. 4. It is the most widely read newspaper of the revolution.

6. 5. It is the first newspaper in the Philippines.

7. 6. It is the meaning of KBP.

8. 7. It is the oldest existing newspaper in the
Philippines.

9. 8. It is the first newspaper that dealt with
controversial subjects such as religion, science
and history

10. 9. It is the mouthpiece of the revolution and the
forthnightly organ of the propaganda
movement.

11. 10. It is the meaning of ABS.

12. A leading Tagalog weekly magazine
published in the Philippines since 1922.
In fact, it is the oldest Tagalog
magazine in the Philippines.
Its sister publications
are Bannawag, Bisaya Magasin,
and Hiligaynon.
Liwayway Magazine

50. • (also known as media
consolidation or media
convergence)
• is a process whereby progressively
fewer individuals or organizations
control increasing shares of
the mass media.
Media Ownership

51. • a multimedia television and film
company of the Tieng family, it is
now solely owned by the ALC
Group of Companies of the late
Amb. Antonio Cabangon Chua.
1. Nine Media Corporation

54. •
• is a Philippine radio and television
network owned by businessman
Alfredo L. Henares with 70% equity
share.
• The company was registered in the
Philippine Securities and Exchange
Commission (SEC) on October 6, 1986
2. Progressive Broadcasting Corporation (PBC)

56. • Solar Entertainment operates
two free-to-air channels and
four cable channels.
• Solar also owns a film distribution
company (Solar Pictures).
3. Solar Entertainment Corporation

58. • is a radio and television network
owned by the FJE Group of
Companies in the Philippines.
4. Manila Broadcasting Company

60. • Rappler is an online news website
based in the Philippines with a bureau
in Jakarta, Indonesia.
• It started as a Facebook page named
MovePH in August 2011and later
evolved into a complete website on
January 1, 2012.
5. Rappler

63. • are generally defined as a distinct
sector of the media for their
independence, base in civil society
and provision of a social service as
opposed to seeking profits.
1. Community Media

64. • Pertains to the location based media
products produced for a local city,
municipality, town or region.
• Its media production and distribution
channels also reflect such community
– based efforts.
a. Geographic Community

68. • It pertains to different alternative
media outlets that operate with
parallel aims and feature similar
themes.
b. Community of Identity

69. • it means that the government owns
and controls specific media outlets.
This usually pertains to the broadcast
media where certain governments run
TV and radio broadcasts of shows that
feature the government’s work and
efforts.
2. State – owned Media

72. • May be define as forms of media
expression conceptualized, produced
and circulated by indigenous peoples
around the globe as vehicles for
communication.
3. Indigenous Media

73. • is a term and abbreviation used to
refer collectively to the various
large mass news media that influence
a large number of people, and both
reflect and shape prevailing currents of
thought.
4. Mainstream Media

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