Originally Posted by
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[Oh, it happens everyday in all newspapers, except maybe the ones you read. Every editorial, by definition, is the collective opinion of the editorial board.
NOpe ... again read EDITORIALS whom arent identified as EDITORS but with names of the EDITORS . Again compatible ba kaau na sila sa ilang OPINION ? Basin mga labers na sila ha .
Read the definition again. It is expressly labelled as "Editorial" or "opinion" because unlike the news, which generally should not show bias, Editorials and opinion pieces definitely can be biased as they express opinions, not news. Once again you show a lack of understanding of what an editorial is despite the fact that I have already posted a good definition.
Mao gani but the COMBINED OPINIONS matod pa nimo showed only 1 side . Do I need to read again the definition ? Obviously it did not came from the whole staff but a single editor .
I said Mr. Nolasco was probably the one who wrote it as often it is the managing editor who writes the Editorial column. You were asking for a name as to who wrote it, weren't you? But I also explained to you that the reason there is no byline is that whoever wrote the editorial piece, expresses the opinion of the ENTIRE EDITORIAL STAFF. Kapila man nako kinhanglan balik balikon nimo?
Ngano mo sulti man ka ug PROBABLY then u changed ur stand na STAFF to ? So you are not sure ? Kung di ka sure , mahibong ko kay the way you talk mura ka ug EDITOR urself .
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How does it contradict the definition, which states "Editorials are often not written by the regular reporters of the news organization, and are instead collectively authored by a group of individuals called the editorial board without bylines. If written by the board, they represent the newspaper's official positions on issues."? They may not all have the same exact opinions, but they collectively agree that whatever is in the editorial is representative of their views AS A WHOLE.
If written by the board, they represent the newspaper's official positions on issues. Often however, there exist also one or more regular opinion columnists who present their own view. Editorials are almost always printed on their own page of the newspaper, and are always labeled as editorials (to avoid confusion with news coverage). They are often about current events or public controversies.
A part from the DEFINITION u provided , read it again and again until you get to the core .
There is nothing wrong with agreeing with others opinions (or not). In this case, I just happen to agree with the editorial piece. I am posting hopefully to correct your misimpressions about what an editorial is. I respect your right to disagree with it, but please don't make false assumptions like the writer of the piece was hiding behind anonymity when in fact, whoever wrote the piece is speaking for the entire PDI Editorial board.
It is not the issue of AGREEING and DISAGREEING .... ayaw lage ug cover up dayon . Obviously , you are UTILIZING it as a weapon of choice . Say you are an ANTI ... w/o the ANTI PGMA MEDIA , you guys are clueless of what u need to say . Ngano naka ingon ko OBVIOUS ? You are too inclined to know everything about MEDIA and EDITORS when for a fact nagpalaban ra man pod gihapon ka sa definition sa WIKEPDIA .
Again .... read it over and over .... then discuss with me again about ANONIMOUSITY of the reporters / editors .