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    The document traces the history and development of media in the Philippines over three periods: 1) The Propaganda Movement of the 1880s sought reforms through newspapers and mass media to propagate their objectives. 2) Under American colonization in the 1890s and Japanese occupation in 1942, English and new media like radio and television were introduced but remained limited. 3) In the present day, the Philippines has become the social media capital of the world with the internet as a major source of information, though television and radio still dominate in rural areas due to infrastructure issues.

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    The document traces the history and development of media in the Philippines over three periods: 1) The Propaganda Movement of the 1880s sought reforms through newspapers and mass media to propagate their objectives. 2) Under American colonization in the 1890s and Japanese occupation in 1942, English and new media like radio and television were introduced but remained limited. 3) In the present day, the Philippines has become the social media capital of the world with the internet as a major source of information, though television and radio still dominate in rural areas due to infrastructure issues.

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    PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT (1880)

    JAPANES OCCUPATION (1942) PRESENT DAY (2021)


    It is a peaceful crusade for reforms such as human Philippines is said to be the “social media capital of the
    Farm programmes, features, documentaries and
    rights for Filipinos, freedom of speech, freedom of the world” and the Internet has grown to be a media platform
    government programmes were broadcast on the radio
    press, and freedom to meet and petition for redress of where Filipinos get information, telecommunication
    and television was introduced in 1953 catered to the
    grievances. The newspaper was created due to the infrastructure remain underdeveloped in some areas,
    elite. In 1960, local brands were made available, making television and radio the main source of information
    reality that mass media is important in propagating
    making television accessible to more people. in the countryside
    the propaganda objectives.

    AMERICAN COLONISATION (1898) MARCOS YEARS (1960)

    English became the de facto medium of The government began building its own
    instruction (Lorente, 2013) and became the information structures to compete with private
    language of new newspapers in the Philippines, media and under Ferdinand Marcos, built the
    most of which were published by Americans and National Media Production Centre, Malacanang
    pro- American. Press Office, and Public Information Offices.

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