00000ctm a22000004a 4500 UP-99796217610411801 Buklod 20120718111756.0 m |o d | ta 120718s2012 xx d r |||| u| (iLib)UPD-00187105384 DMC eng LG 993.5 M3 2012 D38 Dantes, Hans Joshua Villas 1919-1920 the Manila Times and Manuel L. Quezon : a historical case study on media ownership and politics by Hans Joshua Villas Dantes, Mark Christian Mansor Manalang; Teresa S. Congjuico, adviser. 2012. xv, 107 leaves col. ill Vita. Undergraduate thesis (A.B. Journalism)--University of the Philippines. "This thesis delves into the interplay between politics and media ownership by filling the gap in the history of one of the oldest newspapers in the Philippines; The Manila Times. The period from 1919 to 1920 was very eventful and crucial for Philippine history as a whole, and specifically for the history of journalism in the Philippines. with the second senatorial elections, the first Independence Mission, the newspaper strike of August 1920, among others. The then-Senate President Manuel Quezon was a major stockholder in the Times Company. Published journalism histories differ as to the images and leanings of the Times during the period. The researchers resolved this issue through the analysis of the paper's issues from 1919-20. This particular case proved contrary to the expectations of theories and common-sense axioms, as Quezon, a newspaper owner directly engaged in the day to day politics of period, was unable to exhibit a dominant influence on the newspaper production process - the American editors and the Filipino rank and file - would vie for the production of images and leanings of the Times as shown in its frontpage articles and editorials." Manila Times. Government and the press Philippines. Philippine newspapers. Newspapers Ownership. Congjuico, Teresa S. adviser. Manalang, Mark Christian Mansor Manalang. http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/index.php/1919-1920_-_The_Manila_Times_and_Manuel_L._Quezon FI UPD DMC LG 993.5 M3 2012 D38 Thesis