Registry of Accessible Web Resources

The Philippine Daily Inquirer is undeniably the country’s most credible and influential newspaper, with more than one million nationwide readers daily. Not only is it the most read among all sectors and ages, it is also the country’s most trusted source of hard-hitting news and countless exposes.

We search for and compile the available Filipiniana materials for them to be accessible to you—learners, teachers, and writers—from one single source, in high-quality versions, at no cost. We continue to expand our collection by establishing partnership with other libraries, both physical and digital. This blueprint makes the Philippine E–Book Hub the first of its kind.

The Private Education Assistance Committee (PEAC) is a five (5)-member committee constituted to serve as trustee of the Fund for Assistance to Private Education (FAPE), a permanent and irrevocable trust fund. The committee possesses powers and authorities enumerated under Executive Order (E.O.) No. 156, series of 1968, as amended.

The Philippine e-Journal for Applied Research and Development (PeJARD) accepts manuscripts that have bearings on problems and issues affecting communities, sectors, and institutions across the country. It is peer-reviewed, purely online, open access, and comes out in annual volumes. The Journal is indexed by the global Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ), the ASEAN Citation Index (ACI), and the Andrew Gonzalez Philippine Citation Index (AGPCI).

The Philippine E-Journals is an expanding collection of academic journals that are made accessible globally through a single Web-based platform. It is hosted by C&E Publishing, Inc., a premier educational publisher in the Philippines and a leader in the distribution of integrated information-based solutions.

The Philippine Engineering Journal (PEJ) serves as a medium of exchange of technical information and dissemination of engineering knowledge through the publication of technical papers, technical notes and research briefs in the field of engineering. Published semi­-annually (June and December) by the National Engineering Center (NEC), it is being distributed at reasonable rates to schools, professional organizations, international entities and practitioners.

The Philippine Geographical Journal was instituted in 1953 to serve: as an outlet for the scholarly articles ranging from geographical/spatial to socioeconomic topics particularly on the Philippines and other Third World countries; as a medium for the expression of professional opinions; and as a journal for reports on activities of the Philippine Geographical Society and other items of relevance to the geographic discipline.

The Philippine Humanities Review (PHR) is a Commission on Higher Education (CHED) accredited refereed journal of the College of Arts and Letters (CAL), University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City. Managed by the Publications Program of CAL, the PHR publishes scholarly, critical and analytical works on various aspects of Philippine culture, the arts and letters, as well as creative works in the broad field of the humanities. The PHR is also available in e-book form (Amazon.com, Itunes.apple.com, Barnesandnoble.com, and Flipreads.com)

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