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Rappler[edit]
Rappler is a Philippine online news website that was founded in 2012. It is known for its investigative journalism and its focus on social media integration. Rappler has gained prominence for its critical coverage of the Philippine government and its use of digital technology to engage with its audience.
History[edit]
Rappler was founded by Maria Ressa, a veteran journalist, along with a team of fellow journalists and tech experts. The platform was launched on January 1, 2012, initially as a Facebook page called "MovePH" before evolving into a full-fledged news website. Rappler's name is a portmanteau of the words "rap" (to discuss) and "ripple" (to make waves).
Mission and Vision[edit]
Rappler's mission is to harness the power of social media to promote journalism that inspires smart conversations and ignites a thirst for change. The organization aims to build communities of action for a better world by providing news that is accurate, fair, and fearless.
Editorial Approach[edit]
Rappler is known for its innovative approach to journalism, integrating traditional reporting with social media tools. It employs a "mood meter" to gauge public sentiment on various issues, allowing readers to express their emotions about news stories. This interactive feature is part of Rappler's strategy to engage its audience and foster a participatory news environment.
Investigative Journalism[edit]
Rappler has been at the forefront of investigative journalism in the Philippines, often focusing on issues such as corruption, human rights, and governance. Its reports have led to significant public discourse and have sometimes resulted in government action.
Legal Challenges[edit]
Rappler has faced numerous legal challenges, particularly under the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte. The site has been accused of violating foreign ownership laws, and its CEO, Maria Ressa, has faced multiple legal charges, including cyber libel. These actions have been widely criticized by international human rights organizations as attempts to silence independent media.
Awards and Recognition[edit]
Despite the challenges, Rappler has received numerous awards for its journalism. Maria Ressa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021 for her efforts to safeguard freedom of expression.
Impact on Journalism[edit]
Rappler has influenced the landscape of digital journalism in the Philippines and beyond. Its use of social media as a tool for news dissemination and audience engagement has set a precedent for other news organizations.
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