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[Title] => DZMM is Lone Planet Phl finalist in ABU fest
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[Title] => I-Witness presents ABU Prize Awards winner ‘Alkansya’
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[Title] => Bata, kakaperanggot ang kinikita sa sea cucumber na sinisisid
[Summary] => Sa huling araw ng taong 2012, hatid ng I-Witness ang Asia Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) Prize Awards winner na Alkansya, isang dokumentaryo ni Kara David.
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[Title] => MMK, TV Patrol, DZMM Abu Prizes finalists
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[Title] => Christian urung-sulong sa offer ng GMA 7
[Summary] => Baka hindi na rin magtagal at mag-aasawa na si Christian Bautista. Seryoso na ang relasyon nila ng kanyang Singaporean girlfriend.
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[Title] => Matanglawin's 1st anniversary
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Getting lost and stranded in an island, doing death-defying movie stunts and exploring unknown places in the Philippines are some of Kim Atienza’s exciting adventures in the month-long first anniversary celebration of Matanglawin starting today, 11 a.m. on ABS-CBN.
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[Title] => Insert a comma here: Millionaires don't steal
[Summary] => CLARO Y RECTO: If memory serves — in the Sixties, a wealthy lady (meaning female) senator defending herself against corruption charges declared on the floor of the Senate that “Millionaires don’t steal!”
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[Title] => Yes, the Filipino can
[Summary] => It’s all about working together. Nothing beats teamwork when there’s a job to be done. And nothing is impossible if you put your mind to it, no matter the odds.
Teamwork saved the Olympic TV coverage for the Philippines. Without the combined resources of government and the private sector, the Philippines would’ve been the only country in the world to be blacked out of the Olympic coverage.
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[Title] => IOC to take over global telecast
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IOC marketing director Michael Payne made the disclosure during a brief press conference hosted by National Broadcasting Network (NBN) chair Mia Concio and general manager Joey Isabelo in Makati last week. Payne, an IOC fixture since the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Games, was here for a brief visit to confer with three local bidders for the exclusive Philippine TV rights to the Athens Olympics.
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[Title] => Payne’s three rules
[Summary] => International Olympic Committee (IOC) marketing director Michael Payne was in town recently to confer with three bidders for the Philippine TV rights to the Athens Olympics.
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ASIA PACIFIC BROADCASTING UNION
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Teamwork saved the Olympic TV coverage for the Philippines. Without the combined resources of government and the private sector, the Philippines would’ve been the only country in the world to be blacked out of the Olympic coverage.
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IOC marketing director Michael Payne made the disclosure during a brief press conference hosted by National Broadcasting Network (NBN) chair Mia Concio and general manager Joey Isabelo in Makati last week. Payne, an IOC fixture since the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Games, was here for a brief visit to confer with three local bidders for the exclusive Philippine TV rights to the Athens Olympics.
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