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Maria “Ria” A. Jose Political Blogger since 2004 Experiences and Lessons in Political Blogging and Participation

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Presented during the Forum on Political Blogging and Participation.

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Page 1: Experiences and Lessons in Political Blogging

Maria “Ria” A. Jose

Political Blogger since 2004

Experiences and Lessons in

Political Bloggingand Participation

Page 2: Experiences and Lessons in Political Blogging

“Di ko man masisi ang karamihan sa mga Pilipinong umaaasang makahanap ng mas magandang kapalaran sa ibang bansa, di ko rin kayang pigilan ang sarili ko na makadama ng inis at pangihinayang.”

July 3, 2004

Pangingibang Bansa

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2004: 264.000 results

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2010: 59,300,000 results

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369 Posts17 Categories76 Tags1,717 Comments

In 7 years

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Tags

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“...the Catholic Church is again blocking Rep. Liza Masa’s recent attempt at a Divorce Bill. A Bishop has alleged that a divorce bill would be unconstitutional because the constitution says something about the protection of the family as the basic social unit.”

Divorce in the Philippines (3/20/05)

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June 18, 2005

“Is the end of GMA

in sight?

The presidency of

Gloria Macapagal-

Arroyo is under

question due to a

series of

incriminating

wiretapped

conversations with

ex-Comelec

commissioner

Virgilio Garcillano

that prove she

cheated in the May

2004 elections.”

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“ November 4, 2005, the Quezon City Regional Trial Court (RTC) handed a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) to the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ). The said TRO ordered PCIJ to remove a post (dated August 14, 2005) on their blog regardingJonathan Tiongco (Sec. Mike Defensor‘s “audio expert”).”

TRO on PCIJ Blog (11/05/05)

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Raul Roco (08/08/05)“Not only was he a

prolific legislator, he provided hope when hope was scarce. He gave us and continues to teach us that pragmatism and relativism cannot effectively lead us to where we want to be.”

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Meet-up with Political Bloggers (05/08)

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“Today, citizens led by Manuel L. Quezon III filed an Intervention to the Impeachment Complaint against Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. The intervention asserts that the BJE-MOA is an impeachable offense.”

Signed by Marck Ronald Rimorin of The Marocharim ExperimentArbet W. Bernardo of [email protected],Richard Rivera of New Philippine Revolution,Edwin Lacierda of San Juan Gossip Mills Outlet,Jeremy Gatdula of Blurry Brain, andRia Jose Alleba Politics

Impeachment Intervention (11/11/08)

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No to Con Ass (June 2009)

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“While the clamor for fair use is laudable, the means of doing it by capping broadband is unfair and goes against consumers’ rights. The complaints against broadband ISPs and telecommunications companies for ‘poor service’ cannot be attributed to the one to two percent of abusive users.”

Position Paper Regarding Minimum Speeds of Broadband (01/27/11)

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can bring light to a little known issue or topiccan provide a voice to the underrepresentedcan provide a venue for discussion in order to

form an opinioncan bridge the gap between academics and

the massescan bridge the gap between a public servant

and his constituentscan provide concrete avenues for an active

citizenship

Political Blogging

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You don’t have to be an academician, opinion writer, or politician to be a political blogger. You just have to find your voice and be responsible in using that voice.