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2017 Philippine Fake News Awards Nominees Announced

85CD2F51-8E8C-4FBA-A954-07D1B815AA64MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – On January 17, U.S. President Donald Trump will reveal the winners of the Fake News Awards on his Twitter Account.

The day after, on January 18, The Adobo Chronicles (AC) will announce the Philippine version of the much-coveted recognition.

Here are the nominees for AC’s annual awards:

MAINSTREAM NEWS MEDIA:

  • Inquirer
  • GMA News
  • ABS-CBN News
  • PTV

ONLINE NEWS MEDIA:

  • Rappler (winner by default)

NEWS/OPINION BLOGS:

  • Jover Laurio, Pinoy Ako Blog
  • Raissa Robles
  • Vicky Garchitorena
  • Bib Macasaet
  • We Are Collective

Stay tuned for the winners!

Adobo Chronicles Is On Donald Trump’s Shortlist For Fake News Awards!

AEF56CED-9A39-4839-BFEF-610812DF6242WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Adobo Chronicles, Washington Bureau) – The Adobo Chronicles, the international online news satire site based in San Jose, California, is reportedly included in U.S. President Donald Trump’s shortlist for his promised “Fake News Awards.”

The awards which were supposed to be announced Monday will be made public instead on Wednesday, January 17th, according to a tweet from Trump.

Also reportedly in the short list is CNN which Trump has repeatedly labeled as “fake news.”

Upon hearing of the potential award, the publishers of The Adobo Chronicles said that they will reject the award.

”We’re not a fake news site,” they said. “Mr. Trump should know better about “satire.”

They added, “We occasionally will report on fake news, but we are not the manufacturer of such.  With The Adobo Chronicles, what you see is what you get.  We tell you what’s true and what’s fake.”

So, Mr. Trump: thanks but no thanks!

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Inquirer Issues Erratum On Its Choice Of Jover Laurio As 2017 Filipino Of The Year

528B040A-02FD-427C-AB20-66FB12B1576F.jpegMANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Without any explanation, the Philippine Daily Inquirer issued an erratum on its choice of Jover Laurio as its 2017 Filipino of the Year.

All it said was that it “made a very major, major mistake.”

The award, as corrected, is shown in the photo above.