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PHILIPPINE DIPLOMATS WILL NOW USE PH OR PHL INSTEAD OF RP
(October 29, 2010)

The Philippines has long been known by the initials "RP" for "Republic of the Philippines."

However, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) says from now on, it will be using the initials "PH" or "PHL" when referring to the Philippines.

The DFA says the move complies with the country codes set by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

The DFA said the use of the designated country codes PH or PHL would “avoid the ambiguity and confusion with the use of the initials RP."

“The long standing usage of the initials RP is not in accordance with ISO codes, leading to ambiguous initials that can also refer to other countries," the DFA noted.

In a department order issued on October 20, Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo directed the DFA’s 67 embassies, 23 consulates general and four permanent missions to use the initials PH or PHL in their dispatches and reports to the Home Office.

International standards

The ISO is an international-standard-setting body comprised of representatives from various national standards organizations. The Philippines is a member of the ISO.

Founded on February 23 1947, the ISO, with headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland, promulgates worldwide proprietary industrial and commercial standards.

While the ISO defines itself as a nongovernment organization (NGO), its ability to set standards that often become law, makes it more powerful than most NGOs.

The Philippines is represented in the ISO by the Bureau of Product Standards of the Department of Trade and Industry.

Two-letter codes

The ISO developed the ISO3166-1 codes, assigning two-letter (alpha-2) and three-letter (alpha-3) codes to member countries.

ISO 3166-1 is part of the ISO 3166 standard adopted by the ISO.

The standard defines codes for the names of countries, dependent territories, and special areas of geographical interest.

The codes assigned to the Philippines are PH and PHL.

Passports and airline tickets

The ISO codes are likewise used in the Philippines and abroad in airline ticketing, passport issuances, currencies, and internationally-traded shares of stocks, among others.

The DFA Office of Consular Affairs has adopted the ISO three-letter codes that appear in the data pages of the Philippine electronic passport.

Societal benefits

The ISO standards have technological, economic and societal benefits. For businesses, the adoption of ISO standards implies that suppliers meet specifications that have wide international acceptance in their sectors.

For governments, ISO standards provides the technological and scientific bases for formulating laws concerning health, safety, and the environment. –VVP, GMANews.TV

GOVERNMENT TO LAUNCH PRESIDENTIAL PORTAL WEBSITE TO INTERACT WITH PUBLIC
August 15, 2010 04:15 PM

MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) - President Benigno Aquino III's website will be launched at noontime tomorrow, which features a feedback mechanism that will allow the public to directly vent their sentiments to the Chief Executive, a high- ranking official said today.

Secretary Herminio Coloma, who heads the Presidential Communications Operations Office, said in an interview with state- run Radyo ng Bayan radio station that the new presidential website (http://www.president.gov.ph) provides links to all the social networking sites to facilitate public interaction with the country 's president.

"As what he (Aquino) wanted, the website will give the people a chance to express their sentiments. Like the ordinary feature of websites, it has a facility where users can express their sentiments. This can be found on the website to be launched tomorrow....It will be user friendly," Coloma said.

The website will provide updates on presidential activities and other matters related to the Office of the President, as well as links to Facebook, Twitter and Youtube.

Aquino has said that he will make use of the Internet as a tool to obtain public feedback on his governance, and a means to facilitate public interaction with the presidency.

Before winning the presidential election which was held on May 10, Aquino used his campaigning website to win more support from voters.

Philippine Radio Station on the Internet
Philippines TV Guide CNN
Newspapers/Magazines in the Metro Manila Market
Radio Station on the Internet
Magazines on the Internet

www.philstar.com
The Filipino Global Community.The Star is owned and operated by ex-Inquirer luminaries, they own the credentials of being Marcos oppositionists. Max V. Soliven is a must read.

The Inquirer http://www.inq7.net Michael Tan is a Philippine Cultural anthropologist.Ambit Ocampo explores the culture through history.

ABS-CBN News http://www.abs-cbnnews.com

BulatlatTabloid

Business World Newspaper

Kabayan

Manila Bulletin
News Paper (Formerly the Government Newspaper in the time of Marcos)

Manila Shimbun

Manila Standard Today

The Manila Times
Serious news, good jouranalists.

Metropolitan Computer Times

Newsbreak

People's Journal/Taliba/People's Tonight
(This is an inexpensive tabloid, very popular with a wide circulation, the Newspaper of the common tao, person, Filipino, good to read if you want to know what the people are reading, right or wrong.)

Philippine Daily Inquirer
(Big time Newspaper, Broadsheet, Powerful.

Pilipino Star Ngayon

World News

Cyber Dyaryo

Big News Network

Cyber Dyaryo

Economist
International Magazine with Philippine section. May have to pay to read some articles.

HerWord

The Investigative Reporting Magazine
New, a paper put together by Filipino journalists.

IT Matters

Manila News

News.Nabou

OPS Headlines

PBA.ph
The basket ball newspaper of the Philippines

Philippine Headline News

Philippines Breaking News - EIN News

Philippines News

Philippines Post

QC IndyMedia

Tagalog Times

Topix

Trapik.com

Yahoo! News

Candy Magazine
Features beauty buzz, celebrity news, fiction, and chat room.

Manila Times
Filipino news, including business, sports, and entertainment.

Philippine Star
Online edition of the Philippine Star, a daily English language newspaper based in Manila. Features business, entertainment, sports and other news.

Philippine Daily Inquirer
Philippine news site including general, business, entertainment, and sports news, analyses and commentaries by INQ7.net - An Inquirer and GMA Network Company.

ABS-CBN News.com
News site of Philippine media network ABS-CBN. Offers daily updated news, editorial forum, archives, and profiles of people in the Philippines.

ABS-CBN Broadcast television network serving the Philippines and Filipinos worldwide.

GmaNetwork
Kapuso Mo Anumang Kulay ng Buhay - iGMA.tv . Site contains show schedules, show and celebrity features, news links, and forums.

Chinese Commercial News

Philippine News-Link
Links to Filipino media and special sections with topically aggregated stories.

BusinessWorld
Business news from the Philippines.

Mindanao Times
Features political, business, sport news with editorial and opinions.

Philippine News
U.S. based paper about Filipinos in the Philippines and North America.

The Freeman
Cebu daily with local, business, and sports news.

Visayan Daily Star
Daily newspaper distributing throughout Negros Island and Panay.

The Pinoy.com
Offering news, web directory and search, Pinoy communities, and live broadcasts.

Balita.com
Magazine offering news and issues both in the Philippines and the Filipino community in the United States.

Philippine News Central dot com
Provides links to news sites.

Negros Chronicle
The Negros Chronicle is a community newspaper for the province of Negros Oriental in the central Philippines.

Cebu Daily News
Affiliate of the Philippine Daily Inquirer.

Center for Media Freedom ahd Responsibility
Promotes free press and journalistic excellence.

CebuCentral.com
Features lifestyle articles, Web search, email, and chat.

Sun.Star Cebu
Online Cebu edition of the network community paper Sun.Star Daily.

Sunday Punch

Ambibo.com
Regional e-zine featuring news, culture, travel, food, and Vox forum.

Mindanao Gold Star Daily
Community newspaper. Features news, opinions, weather, and more.

Moro Information Agency
Covering daily news, articles, opinion, and history of the Bangsamoro Muslims in the south of the Philippines. Also feature MILF press releases.

Bagiw
Offers local news and business directory with city history.

What's the Story, Pinoy TV?
Companion web site to the thesis by Ellen Joy Anastacio and Janine Natalie Badiola explaining the birth of Philippine television, marital law, TV web log, and more.

Philippine Headline News Online
Business news and headlines.

Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro Online
Daily English community newspaper.

Magazines

Banahaw Breeze
Magazine with Quezon news, travel stories, archives of articles and columns, and more.

Metrolife
Online lifestyle magazine featuring entertainment and information on current issues.

Philinfo.com
Contains a list of news and media related web sites for the Filipino communities.

Newsline
Weekly community newspaper featuring editorial, columns, and more.

Inquirer.net
Formerly the INQ7.net and also known locally as the Philippine Daily Inquirer. Offers local and international business, entertainment, and sports news.

Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ)
Covering politics and government news with special investigative reports on current issues.

Philippine Headline News
Daily news summary compiled by veteran journalist, Sol Jose Vanzi.

Yum Online Magazine
Lifestyle webzine.

Daily Tribune
English language daily covering Manila and the Philippines.

Asian Journal
offers news of Filipinos around the world including entertainment, sport, travel, immigration, and more.

Filipino Express Online, The
Updated weekly and packed with news and feature articles; site also has a shortlist of notable Philippine-related sites.

Malaya
Provides up-to-date news in and outside the Philippines.

Sunstar Daily
Online edition of the Sun.Star Daily network of community newspapers, including news from Baguio, Cebu, Iloilo, Davao, Dumaguete, Bacolod, and General Santos.

Journal Online
News and information includes business, science and technology, entertainment, sports, and more.

Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI)
Non-governmental organization of small, medium, and large enterprises, local chambers, and industries. Offers business news, legislative updates, and events.

Abante Una Sa Balita

Abante Tonite
Online edition of the Manila-based tabloid Abante Tonite.

Net 25
Features programming focused on education and technology.

Pen and Ink
Philippine literary journal dedicated to providing a venue for writers and artists who want to share their works with a sympathetic audience.

Philippines News.net
Includes country, business, and financial news from various news sources.

Radio Station on the Internet

Tinig.com
Bi-weekly magazine with news feature, poems, and more. Also in Tagalog.

Bayani Magazine
Variety magazine featuring art, food, travel, poetry, and news articles.

5 and Up
Children's telemagazine anchored by reporters aged 9 to 14 years old.

City Lite 88.3
Smooth jazz radio.

CW Philippines - DX1CW
Amateur radio club in the Philippines.

Radio Manila
Broadcasts music, news, and discussion for Filipino-American listeners.

DWLL - Mellow Touch 94.7
Young adult contemporary station.

Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC)
Broadcasts the gospel of Jesus throughout the world.

Monster Radio RX 93.1
Pop radio.

Radio Veritas Asia
Catholic shortwave station broadcasting to Asia; based in Quezon Ciy, Philippines.

Radio Veritas Asia (RVA)
Transmits human developmentand Catholic evangelization programs in short wave and related means of electronic media.

105.1 Crossover
A blend of today's cool jazz and rhythm and blues.

Wave 89.1
Easy listening radio.

Radio Mindanao Network(RMN)
Operates 48 radio and television stations across the Philippines.

Cool Radio 100.7
Includes programs and lyrics.

Manila-Cebu news/variety - iRadioManila

Manila easy listening - Wave 89.1

Manila news/talk - DZBB

Manila news/features - DZEC

Manila top 40 - Magic 89.9

New York-New Jersey Radio Pinoy - WRMN

VisayaNet Radio

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