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PR industry group condemns fake accounts, disinformation on West Philippine Sea
Senator Francis Tolentino lauded the Public Relations Society of the Philippines (PRSP) for their statement condemning the use of fake social media accounts to spread disinformation, particularly targeting those who support the Philippines' claims in the West Philippine Sea.
Tolentino revealed a contract between a local firm and the Chinese Embassy, which outlined the employment of 'dedicated keyboard warriors' for an 'issue management project'.
The PRSP emphasized their commitment to honesty and integrity in communication, stating that upholding a client's reputation should not compromise societal good.
The organization does not endorse fraudulent or deceitful practices and believes communication should be used for the public good.
PRSP encourages its members to adhere to their Code of Ethics and Professional Standards.
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Senator Francis Tolentino accused the Chinese Embassy in Manila of funding a disinformation campaign in the Philippines through Infinitus Marketing Solutions Inc., allegedly hiring Filipino "keyboard warriors" to shape public opinion.
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