Based on CMFR's monitoring of the news coverage of private stations ABS-CBN, GMA-7, and government-station NBN-4 from March 1 to 12, NBN-4 devoted more time to election-related stories at 34.2%.
ABS-CBN's coverage of election-related stories was at 31.8% while GMA-7's was at 19.7%.
The CMFR said 90% of ABS-CBN's election stories were neutral while GMA-7 had 64% neutral reports. For NBN-4, 41% of its reports were seen as neutral.
The CMFR said the reporting done by the major networks was generally responsible during the period.
CMFR’s findings are reflected in an April 2010 survey of Pulse Asia, which found 63% of respondents believe that ABS-CBN has been the most credible in covering the polls, followed by GMA-7 at 55%, and NBN-4 at 27%.
A recent survey by Manila Standard Today also showed a similar result: 60-63% of television viewers said they trust ABS-CBN News programs, while 35-38% found GMA-7’s programs trustworthy.
Ipinalabas na ang Nationwide TV Ratings for Election Day ng TNS Philippines, at nangunguna rito ang election coverage ng ABS-CBN laban sa election coverage ng GMA-7.
But in the end, ABS-CBN emerged the most-watched network during the most important event of the Philippines. And take note, hindi lang pang-Mega Manila yan, kundi pang-nationwide. Iba talaga ang pinagkakatiwalaan no?
NOW THAT'S A SOURCE, NOT AN OPINION, AND MORE THAN THREE SOURCES PA.
1. TNS Phils.
2. Center for Media Freedom Responsibility
3. Pulse Asia
4. Manila Standard Today
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4 comments:
..ngek..anong point?..bopols na mga ebak cbn to..lng kwenta coverage nio ng eleksyon...mhiya naman kayo...
Haha!
Walang kwenta?
Katulad ka ng station mo anonymous! BOPOLS!
ewan ko dyan, mas maganda sa GMA kaysa sa ABS-CBN!
kahit anong sabihin nyo..abs-cbn pa rin ang no.1 at pinagkakatiwalaan.
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