Fewer Filipinos trust the news. Can PH media win them back?

Inquirer.net - Oct 24, 2026

Second of three parts PART I: The state of Philippine news: Trust falls amid changing media habits MANILA, Philippines — The press faces an immense challenge in reaching more people at a time when fewer Filipinos trust the news, interest is waning and social media has become the dominant gateway to information. Based on the

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Fewer Filipinos trust the news. Can PH media win them back?

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Senate leaders say no need for House to recall budget

Diesel price hike seen on Oct. 27

LTO to deploy over 100 personnel for ‘Undas’

NBI nabs 16-year-old ‘online groomer’ in Cebu

In Bohol, Loboc River works resume amid renewed concerns

PAS merely a BN 'lackey' in Malacca polls pact - Khalid

South Korea to halt flights, delay work hours for 25-minute English test

Vietnam Airlines to launch direct Da Nang-Singapore flights on Nov 17

11 school sanitation facilities inaugurated in Son La

Pulong Duterte responds to De Lima's remarks on libel, cyber libel raps

No tsunami threat to PH after magnitude 7.2 earthquake near Vanuatu --PHIVOLCS

Vietnam's $13B airport Long Thanh short of skilled workers two months before opening

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