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With public service on the frontier of his journalistic vow, Mr. Razon’s advocacy is a breath of fresh air in the unending competition for scoops and exclusive reports by media networks. And while recognitions are not on the list of his goals, the benefiting community itself is appreciating the efforts.

“I observed his way of writing poems and how he put the lyrics to the songs he adapted…The message is weighty and deep,” singer-composer Daniel Razon revealed when asked what inspires his compositions.

The advocacy of Daniel Razon's Isang Araw Lang (Just One Day) yielded more and more for public service as its home station, UNTV, celebrated its 7th year this month.

Amidst the constant hike of education cost in almost all educational institutions in the country, La Verdad’s free school program welcomed 314 new scholars as it opened its academic year for 2011-2012.

Roughly six months after he was chosen Best Male Newscaster in the 24th Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) Star Awards for Television, Daniel Razon gets nominated as “Darling of the Press” honoree by the same award-giving body on its 27th Star Awards for Movies.

Before its more than 6,000 graduates, the Polytechnic University of the Philippines conferred on Daniel Razon the doctorate degree in Humanities, Honoris Causa, during its 2011 Commencement Exercises held last May 6 at the World Trade Center in Pasay City.

Topping vote shares in their own categories, the official websites of UNTV and Broadcast Journalist Daniel Razon won the People’s Choice awards in the 12th Philippine Web Awards.

Eighty-seven scholars of the pioneering batch of La Verdad’s free college program have received their college diploma last March 30 during their graduation ceremony held at the Plenary Hall of Paskuhan Village in San Fernando, Pampanga.

Natural calamities and the attendant financial slump world-wide have created a desperate need among diverse people for information and relief. In response, Filipino broadcaster Daniel Razon is utilizing his Twitter page to channel more of his public services to reach those in need.

Of 750,000 tweeted endorsements received by the Shorty Awards, Daniel Razon is one of the finalists in the Best Journalist category. The feat marks Razon's second consecutive nomination as part of the big six vying for the best journalist honors in Twitter.

To welcome 2011 with a bang, UNTV CEO Daniel Razon launched the station’s News and Rescue Command Center - another first in Philippine broadcast history.

In celebration of his 27th year of service to God and humanity, broadcast journalist Daniel Razon has chalked up 27 major milestones.

Daniel Razon and his home station, UNTV, bagged the awards for Best TV Public Service Host and Best Public Service Channel in the last People's Choice Awards.

When a veteran broadcaster and the newly-appointed media censorship board chair chatted together on national TV, it wasn’t surprising to find that they had a lot of similar ground to cover: youth empowerment.

On his 27th year in public service, Broadcast Journalist Daniel Razon heightened UNTV’s pioneering news advocacy "Tulong Muna Bago Balita" (Rescue First Before News) with 15 new, news and rescue mobile units.

The DepEd-UNTV-ADD P13-million mobile school project was unveiled last November 28, 2010 at the Mall of Asia in Pasay City.

From a self-directed movie, to fun run, to basketball match, Daniel Razon does it again, and this time through a concert.

Daniel Razon was one of the big winners at the 24th Star Awards for Television, earning for himself and Good Morning Kuya the Best Male Newscaster and Best Morning Show honors from the PMPC, respectively.

Daniel Razon recently led 24,000 participants to UNTV’s new environmental cause called “Add-a-Tree Global Tree-Planting Project.”

The past met the future of Philippine basketball when Daniel Razon's Hoopsters faced the PBA Legends in a charity match to support free college education project.

Good Morning Kuya (GMK), the flagship morning public service and magazine show of UNTV, recently celebrated its anniversary by expanding the reach of its public service to the orphans, cancer-stricken, physically-disabled, and mentally-challenged kids.

Broadcast journalist Daniel Razon took his stand on this query when he introduced Tulong Muna Bago Balita (Rescue First Before News), both as the new UNTV news tagline and advocacy.

An optimist magazine in the Netherlands featured veteran Filipino journalist, Daniel Razon, for his deeds in their online publication.

Daniel Razon spearheaded the opening of the free education La Verdad Christian College on June 15, his newest humanitarian work which responds to the need for college education among the less privileged youths in the country.

The musical album dedicated to the Maguindanao Massacre victims recently earned Platinum Record after more than 20,000 copies were sold in just one day.

Veteran TV broadcaster Daniel Razon, who conceptualized the Protest Broadcast concert series, believes the cause of this advocacy in paying tribute to media practitioners will continue so long as there is a need to help.

Veteran broadcaster and host of a Philippines morning show “Good Morning Kuya,” Daniel Razon, spearheads a cry of condemnation on the Maguindanao Massacre using a different forum: through music.

“Sila ang magmamana ng kalalabasan ng darating na election”, veteran broadcast journalist Daniel Razon once said in an infomercial being aired by UNTV, referring to the youth as recipients of the outcome of the forthcoming 2010 election.

The newly-launched website of Kuya Daniel Razon highlights Mr. Public Service’s numerous humanitarian works and commitment for the human rights of journalists.

The Twitter competitions in New York known as the Shorty Awards officially declared Razon’s account among its six finalists in its search for the Best Journalist in Twitter for 2009, outdoing more than 40 nominees this year.

Daniel Razon's bid to help sustain a free college education project launched through a non-profit foundation in the Philippines is gaining momentum.

Daniel Razon is leading in the 2nd Annual Shorty Awards in this year's search for the Best Journalist on Twitter. The veteran broadcaster became the first Filipino to be considered among the finalists in the official list of categories of the competition.

Broadcast journalist Daniel Razon is expected to join thousands of runners in a marathon-for-a-cause that hopes to break the current world record with the most number of participants in the history.

“Their remains will be buried, but not the cry for justice,” veteran broadcaster Kuya Daniel Razon said referring to the gruesome Maguindanao massacre which killed 57 people including 30 journalists, four of which are staff members of the UNTV 37 network.

It’s official – Kuya Daniel Razon and his hit morning show Good Morning, Kuya! receive much-deserved nomination slots in the prestigious 23rd Star Awards for Television. Kuya Daniel is out to prove that God-given talents, hard work, and creativity make him a deserving nominee for the Best Morning Show Host category. Good Morning, Kuya! is also shortlisted as Best Morning Show by the Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC).

Mindless of the bad weather, art enthusiasts stormed the Tala Gallery to support the latest art exhibit for a cause of Kuya Daniel Razon. Titled Brush and Shutter, the exhibit showcased Kuya Daniel’s photos rendered on canvas by Tala Gallery artists, from September 28-30, 2009. The event is for the benefit of the soon-to-rise La Verdad Christian College (LVCC) in Metro Manila—the first college in the Philippines to offer Mass Communications and Nursing for free to poor but deserving scholars.

Despite Typhoon Ondoy’s impending storm threat, basketball fans queued up in Cuneta Astrodome’s ticket terminals September 25, making it a red-letter day both for sports and public service history.

Veteran broadcaster Daniel “Kuya Daniel” Razon fuses photographs and paintings in his latest exhibit for the free college education of the La Verdad Christian College scholars.

For the first time in Philippine music history, an album gets a gold record the same day it gets launched. Isang Araw Lang, the hit album named after the advocacy of the same acclaim was launched at the YCONCON: Isang Araw Lang concert event at the Araneta Coliseum on August 17, 2009.

Last July, the Philippines was hit by the success of Kuya Daniel Razon’s directorial debut film, Isang Araw Lang (Just One Day), which aired at the Meralco Theater and the PICC Plenary Hall on July 19 and 26, respectively.