Interviews:

• Alejandro "Anding" Reyes Roces. July 5, 2000.
  College Assurance Plan Building, Makati City.

  
  

  - in the interview Anding talks about his involvement more in literature than journalism and mentioned his involvement in the guerillas during World War II

• Teresita "Chit" Bautista Roces. March 19, 2001.
  Valle Verde I, Pasig City.

  - Chit narrates her various involvements in the field of media. She talks about a newsletter she established with her husband and how she dreams that print media would be more aware of its mission of service in the society.

• Lydia "Cookie" Roces Guerrero. March 7, 2001.
  Solid Gold Publishing Inc., Murphy, Cubao.

  - Don Ramon Roces' granddaughter, Cookie Guerrero talks about her inclination into the production of magazines such as Woman's Home Companion, Chic and other Solid Gold Publishing publications. She also mentions her grandfather's influence on her involvement in the print business and her views on the changing times in the industry of print media.

• Email interview of Alfredo R. Roces.

  - In this email correspondence from Ding he writes about his experiences during his early years in the newspaper industry, Manila Times days. He also mentioned memorable people he had worked with and learnings he wants to impart to younger media practitioners.

• Joaquin "Ito" Torrella Roces III. February 18, 2001.

  - During Ito's interview he talks about his life and the values he acquired from his Roces roots. He told stories about his grandfather, Don Chino's views on journalism and public service. He may not have ended like his grandfather and father who had been inclined in the newspaper industry but he describes his training as affiliated to that of the Roces tradition print media.

• Joaquin "Joaqui" Carvajal Roces, Jr.
  July 5, 2000 and January 30, 2001.
  FC Building, Tomas Morato, Quezon City.

  - Joaqui, son of Don Chino, takes us down to his memory lane of experiences during his father's incumbency as publisher of the Manila Times in the 60s. In addition to this he also mentions about his involvement in contemporary print media and the difficulties that the industry is currently facing.

• Karla Prieto Delgado. March 1, 2001.
  Mc Kinley Road, Makati City.

  - Writer-journalist, Karla Delgado shares her hands-on experience in the newspaper industry, particularly that of the Inquirer and her encounters from various news magazines such as Asiaweek and Village Voice she had been involved with. She also imparts stories of her experiences with her Roces clan and memories she had with her grandfather Chino.

• Alexandra "Sandy" Prieto Romualdez.
  June 14, 2001.Philippine Daily
  Inquirer Building, Pasong Tamo, Makati City.

  - Currently president of one of today's well-known newspapers, The Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sandy Romualdez tells more of her stories as a progeny of the famous newspaper clan, Roces. She tells her experiences when she was just starting with Inquirer and imparts her learnings about the industry including the technical aspects of newspapering such as the divisions and departments in a publication company.

• Sylvia Roces Montilla. February 28, 2001.
  Cafe Gijon, Makati City.

  - From her involvement in her uncle, Don Ramon Roces' publications, Sylvia continues her career in the print media. During the interview she tells about her involvements in publishing particularly in magazine and community paper productions. She also describes her experiences with her Roces family and how their diversities in attitudes help them maintain a pleasant relationship towards their clan members and their professions.

• Joaquin "Titong" Reyes Roces.
  Phone Interview with daughter Teresita Roces.

  - Despite his unavailability for a personal interview, Titong Roces, provided some reminiscence of his journalism involvement through his daughter Chit. He gave highlights of his experiences as a journalist and partly a politician dedicated to public service through writing.

• Antonio "Tony" Varona Roces. February 5, 2001.
  Village Voice Office, Taft Avenue, Manila.

  - In this interview with Tony Roces he provided more information about the Roces family tree. He explained some genealogical connections between people within the clan. Also in this conversation he explained some facts regarding his involvement in the last controversy regarding the Manila Times buyout from the Gokongweis.