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About: This bingo card centers around the rich and tumultuous history of Philippine media, highlighting key figures, publications, events, and concepts that have shaped press freedom and journalism in the country. It's perfect for a journalism class, a media literacy workshop, or any group exploring the crucial role of the press in society and democracy.
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This MEDIA BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Frenchie Mae Cumpio, "Citizens demanding reform", National Telecommunications Commission, SUCESOS FELICES (1637), LA DEMOCRASIA CONSOLIDACION NACIONAL, Surveillance Function, "dependent and almost parasitic.", mosquito press, old society, cutthroat competition, The Tribune, Lewis Gleeck, Print Media, Alternative Press, watchdogs, EL RENACIMIENTO, Maglantay, Bureau of Standards for Mass Media, 1986 People Power Uprising, Letter of Instruction 1, DANI, ZOE, CATH, KIRSTEN.
This MEDIA BINGO Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Frenchie Mae Cumpio, "Citizens demanding reform", National Telecommunications Commission, SUCESOS FELICES (1637), LA DEMOCRASIA CONSOLIDACION NACIONAL, Surveillance Function, "dependent and almost parasitic.", mosquito press, old society, cutthroat competition, The Tribune, Lewis Gleeck, Print Media, Alternative Press, watchdogs, EL RENACIMIENTO, Maglantay, Bureau of Standards for Mass Media, 1986 People Power Uprising, Letter of Instruction 1, DANI, ZOE, CATH, KIRSTEN.