The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on Thursday unveiled its new logo in a bid to efficiently promote its mission to deliver information to the public.&nbsp;
"Simula ngayong araw, gagamitin na ng Presidential Communications Office (PCO) ang bago nitong opisyal na logo upang mas mabisa nitong maibahagi ang misyon bilang pangunahing ahensya ng ehekutibo sa paghahatid ng impormasyon sa publiko," it said in its post.&nbsp;
According to PCO, the new logo bears the sun, which is also seen in the Philippine flag, the three stars symbolizing Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, a pen or plume which represents communication, and a thunder that represents the speedy delivery of news and information.
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A former jounralists, PCO Secretary Cheloy Garafil earlier vowed not to tolerate fake news under her stint.&nbsp;
The PCO will also be spearheading a media literacy campaign to educate the public about misinformation.

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