Tag: epalwatch

Dissecting a black ops operation (and how #epalwatch was abused)

January 27, 2015

From about 3pm till about 7pm on January 14, 2015 and continuing till January 16, the hashtag #epalwatch was used by what we believe to...

Anti-Epal Intensifies Campaign Through Change Family Political Dynasty #phpoliticaldynasty

May 9, 2013

Aimed at educating the public on the problems of Philippine politics, the Anti-Epal campaign created a fictional political dynasty led by Rep. Juana Change and...

#epalwatch: Citizens’ response to epal public servants

June 9, 2012

It is no secret that citizens have long loathed the habit by public servants of creatively disguising attributions to their selves in the form of...

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BlogWatch receives the “Best Story” Award for the First Data Journalism PH 2015 from the Open Knowledge Foundation and Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism for their story on “Aid Monitoring: Citizens’ Initial Efforts in the Wake of Typhoon Yolanda” . Forbes Philippines also received the same award.