OCTA Research Debunks False Social Media Posts on “Showtime” and “Eat Bulaga” Ratings

In a swift response to a misleading social media post, OCTA Research has firmly denied conducting any study comparing the popularity of television shows “Showtime” and “Eat Bulaga.” The independent polling body, renowned for its credible research and surveys, has expressed serious concern over the misuse of its logo and name in spreading fake news.

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On Tuesday, OCTA Research issued a formal statement addressing the issue. The organization clarified that it had not conducted any study regarding the viewership ratings of the two popular Filipino television programs. OCTA Research emphasized that any claims or reports suggesting otherwise are entirely false and should be disregarded by the public.

“We categorically deny any involvement in the purported study claiming that ‘Showtime’ is leading ‘Eat Bulaga’ in ratings,” OCTA Research stated. “We warn the public against the unauthorized use of the OCTA Research logo. We will not hesitate to take legal action against those who illegally utilize our logo for misinformation. We are investigating this issue and will issue a formal statement disclaiming this soon.”

The misleading post, which circulated widely on social media, has prompted OCTA Research to investigate the source of the false information. The organization has reiterated its commitment to transparency and accuracy in all research endeavors. It also called on the public to remain vigilant and to verify information from reliable sources before sharing it.

OCTA Research’s warning about the improper use of its logo underscores the growing concern over fake news and misinformation, particularly on social media platforms. The organization highlighted the importance of responsible sharing and consumption of information to prevent the spread of falsehoods.

In its statement, OCTA Research assured the public that it remains dedicated to providing accurate and reliable data on various issues of national importance. It also urged individuals and groups to respect intellectual property rights and refrain from actions that could damage its reputation or mislead the public.

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As OCTA Research continues its investigation, it has pledged to keep the public informed about any developments related to the issue. The organization also encouraged anyone with information regarding the source of the false post to come forward and assist in their efforts to hold accountable those responsible for the misinformation.

This incident serves as a reminder of the critical role that credible institutions like OCTA Research play in ensuring that the public receives accurate and trustworthy information. It also highlights the ongoing battle against fake news and the need for collective vigilance in combating misinformation.

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