Comments on: walang iwanan sa bayanijuan? *LOL* http://www.stuartsantiago.com/walang-iwanan-sa-bayanijuan-lol/ Tue, 07 Sep 2010 21:03:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Corporate Social Responsibility: Business as Usual « Kapirasong Kritika http://www.stuartsantiago.com/walang-iwanan-sa-bayanijuan-lol/#comment-7600 Corporate Social Responsibility: Business as Usual « Kapirasong Kritika Thu, 26 Mar 2009 08:47:09 +0000 http://www.stuartsantiago.com/?p=151#comment-7600 [...] nagtanong si Angela Stuart-Santiago, kilalang blogger, kaugnay ng CSR ng ABS-CBN: Bakit, aniya, hindi na lang nito ibalik at paramihin [...] [...] nagtanong si Angela Stuart-Santiago, kilalang blogger, kaugnay ng CSR ng ABS-CBN: Bakit, aniya, hindi na lang nito ibalik at paramihin [...]

]]> By: silvester http://www.stuartsantiago.com/walang-iwanan-sa-bayanijuan-lol/#comment-2527 silvester Tue, 08 Jul 2008 06:13:23 +0000 http://www.stuartsantiago.com/?p=151#comment-2527 come to think of it, the last time that phil. television came out with progressive shows like all those public service and human affairs docus and talk shows (super late nga lang and air time pero i remember watching them as a gradeschooler), political satires like the sic o'clock news, abangan ang susunod na kabanata was after the 1986 EDSA uprising. notice also that all those progressive documentaries exposing graft and corruption, the plight of the poor as well as their struggle had their air time after EDSA 2. nag-fade ulit, then came the heroic emergence of the guys from channel 5 with their powerful documentary State of war--that was two years ago at the height of the OUST Arroyo campaign. I see a trend here. Progress in media representations has got to come from the people. Pag malakas ang people power, profiteering institutions like those large media conglomerates have no choice but to take after the people's diwang palaban. Lumalala ang ideological offensive kagaya ng halimbawa ni Angela kapag tila hindi pa natitipon ng husto ang lakas ng sambayanan. Reform could only come from below, from pressures coming from the people's drive towards social transformation. Whether benevolent or otherwise, oligarchs are already in a good position, why would they want reforms? unless of course they are threatened by the counter-hegemonic impulse of the people. At yan ang parating burden ng kilusang mapagpalaya. Pwede naman singilin nang singilin ang mga oligarkiya pero sa huli, kung sino ang may wager ng pagbabago ay siya ring nararapat magmobilisa, magorganisa para rito. Medyo sad na ganito ang lumalabas sa tv sa ngayon, indikasyon na tila marami pang hahabulin at kakayurin. sad pero challenging din siguro. come to think of it, the last time that phil. television came out with progressive shows like all those public service and human affairs docus and talk shows (super late nga lang and air time pero i remember watching them as a gradeschooler), political satires like the sic o’clock news, abangan ang susunod na kabanata was after the 1986 EDSA uprising. notice also that all those progressive documentaries exposing graft and corruption, the plight of the poor as well as their struggle had their air time after EDSA 2. nag-fade ulit, then came the heroic emergence of the guys from channel 5 with their powerful documentary State of war–that was two years ago at the height of the OUST Arroyo campaign. I see a trend here. Progress in media representations has got to come from the people. Pag malakas ang people power, profiteering institutions like those large media conglomerates have no choice but to take after the people’s diwang palaban. Lumalala ang ideological offensive kagaya ng halimbawa ni Angela kapag tila hindi pa natitipon ng husto ang lakas ng sambayanan. Reform could only come from below, from pressures coming from the people’s drive towards social transformation. Whether benevolent or otherwise, oligarchs are already in a good position, why would they want reforms? unless of course they are threatened by the counter-hegemonic impulse of the people. At yan ang parating burden ng kilusang mapagpalaya. Pwede naman singilin nang singilin ang mga oligarkiya pero sa huli, kung sino ang may wager ng pagbabago ay siya ring nararapat magmobilisa, magorganisa para rito. Medyo sad na ganito ang lumalabas sa tv sa ngayon, indikasyon na tila marami pang hahabulin at kakayurin. sad pero challenging din siguro.

]]> By: cvj http://www.stuartsantiago.com/walang-iwanan-sa-bayanijuan-lol/#comment-2431 cvj Fri, 04 Jul 2008 04:09:21 +0000 http://www.stuartsantiago.com/?p=151#comment-2431 Bravo! I totally agree with your take on ABS-CBN's (and other big media's, including government) lack of responsibiity in providing Educational Content. That being said, the Lopezes are probably one of the more sensitive Oligarchs and they are seeing the handwriting on the wall. They should stop this transparent tokenism and sloganeering to the public, and focus more on convincing their fellow Oligarchs to change their ways and genuinely reform Society by addressing the problem of Inequality. Bravo! I totally agree with your take on ABS-CBN’s (and other big media’s, including government) lack of responsibiity in providing Educational Content.

That being said, the Lopezes are probably one of the more sensitive Oligarchs and they are seeing the handwriting on the wall. They should stop this transparent tokenism and sloganeering to the public, and focus more on convincing their fellow Oligarchs to change their ways and genuinely reform Society by addressing the problem of Inequality.

]]> By: The Equalizer http://www.stuartsantiago.com/walang-iwanan-sa-bayanijuan-lol/#comment-2415 The Equalizer Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:26:14 +0000 http://www.stuartsantiago.com/?p=151#comment-2415 The "Idiotization of the Pinoy" is the principal achievement of both ABS-CBN and GMA 7.Look at all their inane shows aimed at the mass market.Disgusting! The “Idiotization of the Pinoy” is the principal achievement of both ABS-CBN and GMA 7.Look at all their inane shows aimed at the mass market.Disgusting!

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