Here are some controversial news reporters who have faced big issues.
CONTROVERSIAL NEWS REPORTERS – Here are some of the most controversial news reporters who have an involvement in big issues.
TV News reporters have indeed and in need to have a credible reputation for them stay in the field and be trusted by the company and the people. People rely on their news reports when it comes to what’s new and what’s in and current events happening in the country and the society.
However, there are also reporters who are in news reports as well following controversies and among other issues to where they got involved such controversial network transfers and a lot more.
And in a report from PEP, here are some of the controversial news reporters coming from various TV networks:
He shocked everyone when he suddenly transferred from ABS-CBN to rival network GMA until Atom became the star of the movie Citizen Jake directed by Mike De Leon.
She was under fire back in 1995 when she appeared in a detergent commercial which is accordingly prohibited without prior approval from the management. Thus, she got suspended without pay until it escalated to a legal battle to which was won by the reporter. She then transferred to GMA and working there until today.
Drilon and two news cameramen, way back June 8, 2008, were taken by Abu Sayyaf militants for 9 days in an exchange of money in Maimbung, Sulu. But the mother network refused to pay to have them back as it will only encourage other groups to do the same to other journalists. After they got returned, Ces apologized “for unwittingly endangering lives.”
This was during her interview with Alma Moreno asking questions about the health bill and her stand in the LGBTQ+ members getting married. She was not spared from the criticisms.
He became an anchor of TV5’s newscast programs Aksyon, Aksyon JournalisMO, and Aksyon Tonite. But he left TV5 in 2014 amid the controversy of his malicious video and made a comeback in 2017 as producer of his show Good Vibes With Paolo with CIGNAL Entertainment.
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