Comments for LuisTeodoro.com http://www.luisteodoro.com Current and archived writings of Prof. Luis V. Teodoro Mon, 23 Jan 2012 00:40:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Cowards and SOBs by Luis V. Teodoro http://www.luisteodoro.com/cowards-and-sobs/#comment-91715 Luis V. Teodoro Mon, 23 Jan 2012 00:40:38 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/?p=967#comment-91715 To Mr. Brennock: Point taken. The invasion of Cuba was in 1961, a few months after Kennedy became President. My Apologies. Relied solely on (bad) memory. Big mistake. To Mr. Brennock:

Point taken. The invasion of Cuba was in 1961, a few months after Kennedy became President. My Apologies. Relied solely on (bad) memory. Big mistake.

]]> Comment on Fanaticism… by serge http://www.luisteodoro.com/fanaticism/#comment-91556 serge Wed, 18 Jan 2012 03:16:34 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/?p=1001#comment-91556 Furthermore, the watchdog does not even read the watchdog: A vampire chronicle (Lito B. Zulueta's reply to Luis V. Teodoro's Jan. 13 column.) In his latest BusinessWorld column (Jan. 13, 2012), press critic Luis V. Teodoro has called me “ignorant,” among other ad hominem labels, for allegedly suggesting he “stole from (himself),” since whole passages of a critique (“Specious and Disingenuous,” Jan. 2, 2012) by the media watchdog Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR), of which Mr. Teodoro is an officer, have reappeared in his column, “Rule Makers and Rule Breakers” (Jan. 6, 2012). He has denied committing self- or auto-plagiarism. It seems Mr. Teodoro is himself ignorant that the CMFR has condemned auto-plagiarism before. In its issue of June 16, 2008, the Philippine Journalism Review, a publication of CMFR, documented a number of cases of plagiarism in the press, and quoted Mr. Teodoro’s colleague in the UP College of Mass Communications, Danila Arao (now UP vice-president for public affairs), warning against auto-plagiarism, which happens, the latter said, “when the author passes off as original something he or she has written in the past.” It seems Mr. Teodoro didn’t read that edition, which colorfully called plagiarists “vampires.” (So what’s an auto-plagiarist? Someone who sucks himself? “The horror! The horror!”) It also seems that Mr. Teodoro—or is it the CMFR?—is much too fond of the word “furtherance.” The word appears in the CMFR critique, his Jan. 6 column, and his latest column. In the furtherance of word variety, it is hoped he (or it?) would try to expand his (or its?) vocabulary. Lito B. Zulueta Editor, Philippine Daily Inquirer Journalism teacher, University of Santo Tomas Of course, the source: The Varsitarian's Official Facebook Account Furthermore, the watchdog does not even read the watchdog: A vampire chronicle

(Lito B. Zulueta’s reply to Luis V. Teodoro’s Jan. 13 column.)

In his latest BusinessWorld column (Jan. 13, 2012), press critic Luis V. Teodoro has called me “ignorant,” among other ad hominem labels, for allegedly suggesting he “stole from (himself),” since whole passages of a critique (“Specious and Disingenuous,” Jan. 2, 2012) by the media watchdog Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility (CMFR), of which Mr. Teodoro is an officer, have reappeared in his column, “Rule Makers and Rule Breakers” (Jan. 6, 2012). He has denied committing self- or auto-plagiarism.

It seems Mr. Teodoro is himself ignorant that the CMFR has condemned auto-plagiarism before. In its issue of June 16, 2008, the Philippine Journalism Review, a publication of CMFR, documented a number of cases of plagiarism in the press, and quoted Mr. Teodoro’s colleague in the UP College of Mass Communications, Danila Arao (now UP vice-president for public affairs), warning against auto-plagiarism, which happens, the latter said, “when the author passes off as original something he or she has written in the past.” It seems Mr. Teodoro didn’t read that edition, which colorfully called plagiarists “vampires.” (So what’s an auto-plagiarist? Someone who sucks himself? “The horror! The horror!”)

It also seems that Mr. Teodoro—or is it the CMFR?—is much too fond of the word “furtherance.” The word appears in the CMFR critique, his Jan. 6 column, and his latest column. In the furtherance of word variety, it is hoped he (or it?) would try to expand his (or its?) vocabulary.

Lito B. Zulueta
Editor, Philippine Daily Inquirer
Journalism teacher, University of Santo Tomas

Of course, the source: The Varsitarian’s Official Facebook Account

]]> Comment on Fiddlers by the Pasig by aaron a. legaspi http://www.luisteodoro.com/fiddlers-by-the-pasig/#comment-91458 aaron a. legaspi Sun, 15 Jan 2012 06:32:06 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/?p=985#comment-91458 Re the ampatuan massacre if pnoy will not criticize the very slow proceedings the way he criticize corona the case will lost its sting by next year's election and the poor victim's relatives slowly forgotten. I hope that some influential opinion writers who are lawyers or graduate of law write that the real culprit in the slow court hearings is the Rules of Court especially the rules on evidence plus it is financially good for the lawyers of both sides to have long hearings due to attorneys fees. And for the judge and justices the chance to be bribe by both sides. Re the ampatuan massacre if pnoy will not criticize the very slow proceedings the way he criticize corona the case will lost its sting by next year’s election and the poor victim’s relatives slowly forgotten. I hope that some influential opinion writers who are lawyers or graduate of law write that the real culprit in the slow court hearings is the Rules of Court especially the rules on evidence plus it is financially good for the lawyers of both sides to have long hearings due to attorneys fees. And for the judge and justices the chance to be bribe by both sides.

]]> Comment on Fanaticism… by aaron a. legaspi http://www.luisteodoro.com/fanaticism/#comment-91457 aaron a. legaspi Sun, 15 Jan 2012 06:15:15 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/?p=1001#comment-91457 Mr. Teodoro please don't mind much Zulueta's comments because in all likelihood you have step in the foot of his clients or your opinion is much contrary to his this is a free country remember? Please continue with your writings and wish you long life. Mr. Teodoro please don’t mind much Zulueta’s comments because in all likelihood you have step in the foot of his clients or your opinion is much contrary to his this is a free country remember? Please continue with your writings and wish you long life.

]]> Comment on Guestbook by David Marsh http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-91247 David Marsh Mon, 19 Dec 2011 00:24:10 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-91247 From a victim of injustices stemming 42 years,our thoughts are with other victms of injustice at http://www.Tomthumb.info/ thank you. From a victim of injustices stemming 42 years,our thoughts are with other victms of injustice at http://www.Tomthumb.info/ thank you.

]]> Comment on Guestbook by Mark Demayo http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-90077 Mark Demayo Thu, 24 Nov 2011 02:05:48 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-90077 Dear Sir Teodoro, We are a group of students from De La Salle University - Manila studying Communication Arts. As a part of our requirements in a course we are currently taking (Introduction to Print under Mr, Gerardo Mariano), we would like to arrange a meeting with you to conduct a short interview consulting your knowledge, opinion and viewpoint as a professor regarding the pending House Bill No. 03160 or the "Journalist: Welfare and Protection Act of 2010". If you are available within the next week, please contact us via email (through m.daniel.demayo@gmail.com) or phone (through 09329261280) for us to discuss a possible date and time for our meeting. We hope for your kind consideration. Have a good day and God bless! Sincerely, Mark Demayo Denise Sales Lisa Fortun Dear Sir Teodoro,

We are a group of students from De La Salle University – Manila studying Communication Arts. As a part of our requirements in a course we are currently taking (Introduction to Print under Mr, Gerardo Mariano), we would like to arrange a meeting with you to conduct a short interview consulting your knowledge, opinion and viewpoint as a professor regarding the pending House Bill No. 03160 or the “Journalist: Welfare and Protection Act of 2010″. If you are available within the next week, please contact us via email (through m.daniel.demayo@gmail.com) or phone (through 09329261280) for us to discuss a possible date and time for our meeting.

We hope for your kind consideration. Have a good day and God bless!

Sincerely,
Mark Demayo
Denise Sales
Lisa Fortun

]]> Comment on Guestbook by Camille http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-90067 Camille Thu, 24 Nov 2011 01:02:13 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-90067 Dean Teodoro, I'm a former student of yours in UP CMC. I just noticed some advertising keywords below this blog of yours. And I think even your meta data within the site has been changed (hacked?) that when people Google you, this site appears on top of the listings but the links are messed up. I hope this was not recently hacked. Please change your passwords, and even username if possible. Thank you! Dean Teodoro, I’m a former student of yours in UP CMC. I just noticed some advertising keywords below this blog of yours. And I think even your meta data within the site has been changed (hacked?) that when people Google you, this site appears on top of the listings but the links are messed up.

I hope this was not recently hacked. Please change your passwords, and even username if possible. Thank you!

]]> Comment on The 1986 restoration by EDSA discourse 2010: history & “ideology” | StuartSantiago.com http://www.luisteodoro.com/the-1986-restoration/#comment-89056 EDSA discourse 2010: history & “ideology” | StuartSantiago.com Thu, 03 Nov 2011 10:28:03 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/?p=754#comment-89056 [...]   the same dynamic duo that split up soon after, neither now caring much about EDSA.   writes luis teodoro: Fidel V. Ramos … has disparaged People Power for the image of political instability its [...] [...]   the same dynamic duo that split up soon after, neither now caring much about EDSA.   writes luis teodoro: Fidel V. Ramos … has disparaged People Power for the image of political instability its [...]

]]> Comment on Guestbook by Emmanuel Espejo Jr http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-88985 Emmanuel Espejo Jr Tue, 01 Nov 2011 23:13:20 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/guestbook/#comment-88985 Hi sir, I left a message in your UP mail account. That was the only contact information I was able to find in the internet. Thanks! Hi sir, I left a message in your UP mail account. That was the only contact information I was able to find in the internet. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Cowards and SOBs by Don Brennock http://www.luisteodoro.com/cowards-and-sobs/#comment-88371 Don Brennock Sat, 15 Oct 2011 02:25:58 +0000 http://www.luisteodoro.com/?p=967#comment-88371 There was NO invasion of Cuba in 1959 and Kennedy did not enter the White House until January 1961 ! The American war in Vietnam was from Nov 1955 to Apr 1975. Getting your FACTS right would give far more credibility to all you write of interest. There is NO doubt that Fulbright's comment that " US military bases in the Philippines as simply in furtherance of US, rather than Philippine, interests" was quite accurate and remains so to this day under the VFA. There was NO invasion of Cuba in 1959 and Kennedy did not enter the White House until January 1961 ! The American war in Vietnam was from Nov 1955 to Apr 1975. Getting your FACTS right would give far more credibility to all you write of interest. There is NO doubt that Fulbright’s comment that ” US military bases in the Philippines as simply in furtherance of US, rather than Philippine, interests” was quite accurate and remains so to this day under the VFA.

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