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EDITORIAL STAFF

Gaspar A. Vibal
Publisher

Kristine E. Mandigma
Program Director

Rosalia E. Eugenio
Program Coordinator


Fidelis Tan
Project Lead

Noemi Lardizabal-Dado
Features Editor
Blog Watch Editor

Maureen A. Hermitanio
Associate Editor

Eva Callueng
Special Features Editor, Pinoy LGBT

Myrna Rodriguez Co
Special Features Editor, Buhay Pinoy

Lizette Aissa D. Lanuzo
Special Features Editor, Beauty and Fashion

Nheslaine Eval
Project Assistant


 

VFI COPY DESK

Kristina Joy P. Panogot
Copy Editors

Andrea L. Peterson
Copy Editor

Chris Datol
Copy Editor

Jose V. Clutario
Junior Copy Editor


VFI MULTIMEDIA

Sabrina L. Oliveros
Multimedia Head

James C. Felizardo
Media Editor

Owen D. Berico
Multimedia Assistant

VF TECHNOLOGY TEAM

Anwar Lorenzo Sumawang
Technology Officer

Jofell Gallardo
Technology Consultant

Adrian Thomas Chin
Web Developer

Joseph Gabriel
Web Developer

Alexandrew Niño Diñoso
Systems Administrator

VFI GRAPHICS TEAM

Baripov Guerrero
Design Coordinator

Graphic Artists
Elvis Butihen
Primadonna Cerzo
Anna Cecilia Morquicillo
Randy Pagatpatan

VFI CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS

Dianne Peth Castillo
Events Coordinator

Jed Marinas
Sales Coordinator

Maria Mikhaela A. de Leon
Marketing/PR Assistant


More: About Vibal Foundation, Staff

 

The Philippine Online Chronicles (www.thepoc.net) is both a media network and news curator, a platform for alternative viewpoints and a synthesizer of ideas. Instead of the traditional journalistic practice of straightforward reportage, POC presents a multiplicity of perspectives in a single article. It reports facts of the news as well as viewpoints on the news. POC does not confine itself to mainstream news sources but actively cultivates less heard voices like blogs, student newspapers, and alternative publications.

New news

POC reports viewpoints on the news, along with facts of the news, by actively cultivating alternative sources of information. Content is internally linked to, and contextualized by, information from WikiPilipinas and the Vibal Foundation's other project websites: Filipiniana.net and E-Turo.org. Thus, readers are able to talk back to the news. Knowledge is shared and collaborated on in different levels, creating not just a knowledge space, but a cross-referential loop.

Our content is licensed under Creative Commons, and so may be shared or reposted as long as license conditions are met, unless otherwise stated in an article's footnotes.

Channels (Sections)

POC's content is distributed among the News Section and 14 Channels.

  1. News (Breaking Stories)
  2. Politi-Ko (Politics)
  3. Mukhang Pera (Finance)
  4. Sportacular (Sports)
  5. Sosyal! (Entertainment)
  6. Metakritiko, with Pinoy Pop (Arts and Culture, Pop Culture)
  7. Buhay Pinoy (Lifestyle: Local and Overseas)
  8. Kamundohan (World News and Foreign Affairs)
  9. Lintech! (Technology)
  10. What On Earth (Environment)
  11. Health and Wellness
  12. Beauty and Fashion
  13. Pinoy LGBT (LGBT Issues)
POC PRESENTS

POC serves as a platform for personalities and advocates from different sectors of society who, through their uniquely inspirational stories, may serve as alternative icons for the Filipino.

These include:

Blog Watch

A bloggers' initiative aiming to cover underplayed stories (mainly politics and governance) that traditional media cannot cover due to limited resources and time. The views of Blog Watch bloggers may not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Philippine Online Chronicles or the Vibal Foundation.

Year in POCus

A review of the previous year's newsmakers. Year in POCus is the Philippine Online Chronicles' year-end offering, which first came out in 2009.

Parokya sa Web

Fr. Robert Reyes, the inimitable "Running Priest" writes Angelus reflections and shines a light at social causes and issues. Readers can leave a prayer request and learn more about his spiritual activism.

Gawad Kalinga

Started by Tony Meloto, Gawad Kalinga ("to give care" in English) is a revolutionary social change initiative that not only provides housing for the poor, but new environments and opportunities as well. GK envisions "no more slums" in the Philippines

NSPC

The National Schools Press Conference (NSPC), facilitated by the Department of Education, brings together young campus journalists from schools all over the country to compete for accolades in print and broadcast media. The NSPC Channel is part of POC's continuing initiative to introduce web journalism as a new and relevant platform for would-be journalists.

CEAP 2010

Coverage of the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines' 2010 National Convention in Cebu City, as well as the Bidahan (NCR) 2010.

Other featured content:

Coverage of the 2010 Elections

The Philippine Online Chronicles' elections coverage, in partnership with Blog Watch, #juanvote and Yahoo! Philippines.

Handbook on Automated Elections, Canvassing and General Election Monitoring

The Handbook is presented by the U.P. Law Center Institute of Government and Law Reform in cooperation with the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting.

It was developed to cement a solid understanding of election rules and regulations, particularly those covering automated elections.

Pinoy Romansa

Out-of-print romance novels, digitized chapter by chapter for your reading pleasure.

Tulaan sa Tren

With Tulaan sa Tren, the National Book Development Board (NBDB) hopes to invigorate the Filipinos’ appreciation for Philippine poetry and rekindle their interest in reading the country's best poets and authors.

Due to its cooperation with the NBDB in the Tulaan sa Tren project, the Vibal Foundation recently received a Presidential Citation in recognition of its contributions to Philippine education and its efforts to bring Philippine literature to the majority of Filipinos.




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Disclaimer: Comments posted here reflect our readers’ views and not the opinion of The Philippine Online Chronicles.

Jeandie 30 November 10, 07:20 PM
Hello! This is Jeandie. I would just like to ask if the editor will be accepting article contributions.

Thank you! :)
thepoc.net 17 January 11, 09:34 AM
Hi Jeandie,

You can contact our editorial board via the contact numbers and emails here http://www.thepoc.net/contact-us.html

Thanks!
Rody Vera 19 May 11, 02:55 PM
I read the series of articles by Dennis Villegas on the Rizalistas and I hope to get in touch with him.l Is it possible to email me his address or any contact number? Thank you.
wicca 20 June 11, 04:27 PM
i read the article of dennis villegas regarding the siquijor island and would like to contact him if ok.. ill be waiting for your reply. thanks
Janelle Dela Cruz 04 July 11, 07:56 PM

I would like to ask if you are looking for an intern. I'm a Journalism student. It would be a great help to me to experience OJT on your company.

Thanks!
jhendhal 23 December 11, 10:12 AM
i want to know how much is the tuition fee,and how long i study make up
Shiella 23 March 12, 02:41 PM
Im interested to take a course can u please send me the details and how much will it cost, thank you!
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