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		<title>By: PinoyPress &#187; Why is Cebu Citizens Press Council telling journalists how to do their jobs?</title>
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		<description>[...] If indeed the CCPC issued this statement, it certainly left a bad taste in my mouth. To rail against media&#8217;s tendency to report the negative is one thing. To ask media and the public to &#8220;put off public discussions of their grievances and misconceptions about the summit so that their actions could not fuel negative reporting by the media&#8221; &#8212; that is quite another thing. That&#8217;s asking journalists to become press agents for the summit and for the government. That does not serve what I thought is the purpose of the CCPC, which is not to tell the journalist how to do their jobs but to set up a mechanism for the press to be more accountable to the public. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] If indeed the CCPC issued this statement, it certainly left a bad taste in my mouth. To rail against media&#8217;s tendency to report the negative is one thing. To ask media and the public to &#8220;put off public discussions of their grievances and misconceptions about the summit so that their actions could not fuel negative reporting by the media&#8221; &#8212; that is quite another thing. That&#8217;s asking journalists to become press agents for the summit and for the government. That does not serve what I thought is the purpose of the CCPC, which is not to tell the journalist how to do their jobs but to set up a mechanism for the press to be more accountable to the public. [...]</p>
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