+ Follow AMS Tag
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[Title] => Macau to host Asia Media Summit '09
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Over 500 broadcast leaders and journalists will convene to discuss “Media Impact, Influence and Integrity in Changing Times” at the 6th Asia Media Summit (AMS) scheduled on May 26-27 at the Venetian Macao Resort Hotel in Macau.
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[Title] => Beijing is Fil-Am pair’s next target
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It won’t be easy sailing to qualify for the Beijing Olympics two years from now but the Fil-Am pair of Heidi Ilustre and Diane Pascua is determined to represent the country in beach volleyball, with a little help from friends.
Tonyboy Liao, chairman of the Beach Volleyball Council of the Asian Volleyball Confederation, said he will push for the tandem’s participation in the world tour where qualifying slots in Beijing are up for grabs.
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[Title] => Fil-Ams welcome easing of dual citizenship requirements
[Summary] => Filipino-Americans welcomed yesterday the easing of requirements under the Dual Citizens Act, as they vowed to invest their retirement dollars back in the Philippines.
Loida Nicolas-Lewis, chairwoman of the National Federation of Filipino-American Associations, said the number of Fil-Ams who will seek dual citizenship would now likely increase with the relaxation of the terms.
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[Title] => GTK Army up vs Dayrit Fil-Ams
[Summary] => The best of homegrown talents go up against some of the brightest from abroad in the 2004 National Open track and field championships starting June 1 at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum.
Athletics chief Go Teng Kok yesterday said the presence of foreign stars should challenge the star-studded national team and the visiting Filipino-American athletes to go all-out in the four-day tournament organized by the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association and supported by the Philippine Sports Commission, the Philippine Olympic Committee and Microsmith Technology Systems.
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[Title] => A final Fil-Am solution
[Summary] => The Philippine Basketball Association is quietly trying to seek a final solution to the Fil-Am controversy. Two days ago, the league’s officials met with some of the "elder statesmen" of the homegrown players, among them Alvin Patrimonio and Olsen Racela. The PBA also commissioned an AC Nielsen survey on the positive or negative impact of Fil-Ams on the league.
"What’s hurting the PBA is not the Fil-Ams, but the perception of fake Fil-Ams," clarifies broadcaster Jude Turcuato, the league’s incoming head of marketing.
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[Title] => Readers speak out on Fil-Shams
[Summary] => We are deluged by letters from readers reacting to the Senate’s continuing investigation on so-called Fil-Shams in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).
With the PBA’s 29th season opening this Sunday, fans are wondering where the hearings will lead to. Players are being summoned to appear before the senators. There is talk that they will be required to present their Filipino parents for interrogation and scrutiny, as in head to foot.
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[Title] => Alaska teems with Fil-Ams; Rico signs for P8.1-M
[Summary] => Alaska Milk team officials swore it’s not meant to be, but by closing deals with three players yesterday, the Uytengsu ballclub enhanced its image as a Fil-foreign team.
Alaska signed up Mike Cortez to an P8.7-million contract in three years, Rob Duat to a P6.6-million pact in two years and Jon Ordonio to a P1.8 million deal for this year.
At Red Bull, team manager Tony Chua has struck deals with Enrico Villanueva and Rysal Castro. Villanueva is to get P8.1 million in three years while Castro P2.4 million in two years.
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It won’t be easy sailing to qualify for the Beijing Olympics two years from now but the Fil-Am pair of Heidi Ilustre and Diane Pascua is determined to represent the country in beach volleyball, with a little help from friends.
Tonyboy Liao, chairman of the Beach Volleyball Council of the Asian Volleyball Confederation, said he will push for the tandem’s participation in the world tour where qualifying slots in Beijing are up for grabs.
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Loida Nicolas-Lewis, chairwoman of the National Federation of Filipino-American Associations, said the number of Fil-Ams who will seek dual citizenship would now likely increase with the relaxation of the terms.
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Athletics chief Go Teng Kok yesterday said the presence of foreign stars should challenge the star-studded national team and the visiting Filipino-American athletes to go all-out in the four-day tournament organized by the Philippine Amateur Track and Field Association and supported by the Philippine Sports Commission, the Philippine Olympic Committee and Microsmith Technology Systems.
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"What’s hurting the PBA is not the Fil-Ams, but the perception of fake Fil-Ams," clarifies broadcaster Jude Turcuato, the league’s incoming head of marketing.
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[Summary] => We are deluged by letters from readers reacting to the Senate’s continuing investigation on so-called Fil-Shams in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA).
With the PBA’s 29th season opening this Sunday, fans are wondering where the hearings will lead to. Players are being summoned to appear before the senators. There is talk that they will be required to present their Filipino parents for interrogation and scrutiny, as in head to foot.
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[Title] => Alaska teems with Fil-Ams; Rico signs for P8.1-M
[Summary] => Alaska Milk team officials swore it’s not meant to be, but by closing deals with three players yesterday, the Uytengsu ballclub enhanced its image as a Fil-foreign team.
Alaska signed up Mike Cortez to an P8.7-million contract in three years, Rob Duat to a P6.6-million pact in two years and Jon Ordonio to a P1.8 million deal for this year.
At Red Bull, team manager Tony Chua has struck deals with Enrico Villanueva and Rysal Castro. Villanueva is to get P8.1 million in three years while Castro P2.4 million in two years.
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January 16, 2003 - 12:00am
