By Patricia Vega There are a few new YouTube video sensations in town! This past month, budding directors took to the streets in search of answers to the controversial questions posed by Mulat Pinoy’s Pop-I Video Contest. Open to all Filipino netizens, the competition aimed to harness the viral nature of DIY videos to spread...
read moreBureau: Capiz Reporter / Writer: Sarah Jane Valiente Camerapersons: Anthony Lopez, Sarah Jane Valiente Production Assistants: Bernadette Salvador, Jenn Estabillo, Jenny Pearl Infante John Paul and Baby Jean both live in Bantigue, Panay, in the province of Capiz. Both of them struggle to go to school every day in the midst of...
read moreFrom KNN: Sex and the youth’s engagement in it used to be a very taboo subject… but when the Cebu Bureau dared to ask teens and young adults if they think their peers are sexually active or not, the respondents openly shared what was on their minds. They even opened up about where they think their friends get their information...
read moreThe Kabataan News Network (KNN) video, Gawing Solusyon ang Populasyon, paints a picture of the worsening quality of life in the metro with disturbing numbers and poignant (but very real) images. It then invites the viewer to imagine a better scenario, and how each Filipino can make a difference. Share | Print |...
read moreAre you in favor of discontinuing your education so your other sibling can continue? With only 28% of high school graduates proceeding to college, Kabataan News Network (KNN) walked the streets and interviewed students to find out what the youth of today have to say. Listen to their answers, their views and how the increasing...
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Will you burn in hell if you use contraceptives? How can you find a job when there are so many applicants? Find out what the average Filipino said! The Mulat Pinoy Pop-I Video Contest awarding was last Saturday, June 26, at Annabel's on Tomas Morato. Congratulations to the winners!
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