INQUIRER at 29: Adapting as Filipinos’ news habits change

Inquirer.net - Oct 25, 2026

Last of three parts PART I: The state of Philippine news: Trust falls amid changing media habits PART II: Fewer Filipinos trust the news. Can PH media win them back? MANILA, Philippines — As INQUIRER.net marks its 29th anniversary, the newsroom is adapting to changes in how Filipinos find and consume news, exploring ways to

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INQUIRER at 29: Adapting as Filipinos’ news habits change

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