“Our binding eternal duty is to deliver news and information to the Filipino people”
| Element | Symbolism/Meaning |
| Sun and three stars | Represents the Philippines and the three main island groups. |
| Philippine eagle and the scroll | Rarely used presidential symbol. Portrays a Messenger Bird which were used back in the days to deliver news and other important information. |
| Acacia leaf | The symbol means eternal wisdom and knowledge. |
| Cable tow | This symbol means the binding commitment or vow in a specific cause or a mission. |
| 81 border stars | Represents the 81 provinces of the Philippines. |
| Left and right pillars | Symbolizes the harmonious duty of the Director IV and the Director III as the foundation of the agency. |
| Color: Blue | The color blue spiritually signifies the healing power of God. It also represents the Word of God. The color blue also represents heaven, the holy spirit, and authority. |
| Color: Gold | Implies the regard of the agency to quality content, higher ideals, deep knowledge, and enlightment. Gold also symbolizes glory, divinity, kingship, eternal deity, foundation, altar, beauty, precious, holiness, majesty, and righteousness. |
| Color: White | Symbolizes integrity in news reporting and information dissemination. White is also a color that symbolizes the Bride of Christ, surrender, harvest, light, righteousness, conquest, victory, blessedness, joy, angels, saints, peace, completion, and triumph. |
