well maybe the mst staff/owners likes to sit with a ticking time bomb in their midst. whatever the reason for the ‘comeback’, it was a very good show, perfect for a pinoy telenovela. storyline – write something nasty, dont apologize and insult the critic then apologize then take a vacation then back to normal. probably good for 600 episodes

first she makes a sarcastic apology, then now backtracks on her word, …doesn’t she have delicedeza? this proves she did not grew up with a good family.. her action lacks breeding…

People from all over the world harassed this woman even from as far as Ireland. I’m glad there aren’t so much crazy people in the Philippines or Divalicious’ article would’ve been her last. **HINT** **HINT**

1) No one will purchase Manila Standard because of people like her. It is no wonder Manila Standard isn’t up there with the Philippine Daily Inquirer or Philippine Star. If they keep on having people like her around writing columns, the Manila Standard will remain at the bottom of the ranks when it comes to Philippine newspapers.

2) Everywhere this ***hole goes she’ll get lambasted. She’d dare not step anywhere in the Middle East where Filipino presence is by far and wide, large.

Unforunately the old skool media like the Manila Standard does not understand how the new media works. The negative PR generated on the internet will not be erased EVER. Even Google will cache all those pages in blogs ever written about her article.

Reason #4: Malu Fernandez is a drama queen, that in order for her to get attention from anyone, she has to create a racket by insulting OFWs and bloggers. when she gets the attention she craves, she resigns to further achieve notoriety.

MST’s decision to retain her reflects that way the paper and the writer would sink to ever so much lower levels to gain attention from the PDI, BusinessWorld, Manila Bulleting, and [INSERT NAME OF BETTER-KNOWN PAPERS HERE]-reading public.

MST management is either desperate or they really love Pugnacious…I mean, divalicious

We can’t rely on a random Geocities page. If she resigned indeed, I think they would publish it on the paper.

We can’t verify any of this of course, because Manila Standard Today remains silent to this day, an act which I can only call irresponsible at the least.

Your #4 is probably the most logical of all the reasons, her resignation letter was real, but I doubt the sincerity.

Benj will be on Media in Focus along with Connie, hope everyone can watch and give their two cents after the airing of the show.

I cannot see why she cannot write again, especially if she and the editors in question will be more vigilant with what she comes up with.

So… what else do we want from her? Blood?

My two cents. Am sure many of you have other opinion. This is mine. And yes, you also have yours

Annalyn Jusay at Annalyn.net had a confirmed response from Manila Standard about her return. It says that Malu has indeed submitted her resignation letter but MST did not accept it.

Another chapter in the Malu Fernandez Issue.

maybe they’re just trying to perpetuate the issue. bloggers flame up again, then they’ll say she will resign… again.

it’ll be a vicious cycle.

Well if she is as rich as she claimed to be, pwede nga!

1) Nobody reads Manila Standard Today nor cares about Malu Fernandez anyway, so it doesn’t matter if she comes back or not. Her column exists to fill out blank spaces in the paper.

2) Malu Fernandez and Manila Standard Today exist to sink the quality of journalism in the Philippines much, much lower than it already is.

3) Malu Fernandez pays Manila Standard Today to print her column.

lets just forgive her for being clueless(stupid) kasi kasalanan ang magmura.