+ Follow BOBBY ARIAS Tag
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[Title] => NBN plans extensive SEAG TV coverage
[Summary] => Television coverage of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games the country is hosting Nov. 27-Dec. 5 stands to be the most extensive in the history of the biennial event.
Bobby Arias, program manager of the National Broadcasting Network, which has been named recently as the Games host broadcaster by the Philippines SEA Games Organizing Committee, yesterday disclosed that an international broadcast coverage plan has been put in place to ensure that competitions in 41 sports can reach as many audiences, both local and international.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Summit wants single coverage of PBA games
[Summary] => Summit Sports World Inc. has sought a reduction of franchise fee for the broadcast rights of the PBA games so it may honor its financial obligations with network partners NBN-4 and IBC-13.
Summit Sports, with Edwin Lisandra as new president, also batted for a single network to cover the games or it would pull out of the project.
Officials of NBN-4 and Summit Sports discussed in a marathon meeting Thursday night ways to resolve financial problems hounding their partnership regarding the PBA broadcast deal.
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[Title] => Sportscasters, sportsveejays
[Summary] => Gone are the days when sportscasters were just talking heads echoing the science of the games. Nowadays, as the National Broadcasting Network (NBN) talents have experienced and realized during the Samsung-PBA All-Filipino Cup, there’s more to sportscasting in the PBA than just basketball.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jannelle So
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[Title] => PBA rites beamed live
[Summary] => Whether or not Beam toothpaste has decided to pull out its controversial ad placement in the Philippine Basketball Association, tomorrow’s grand opening of the PBA’s 29th season will be beamed live — as planned and as scheduled — by NBN-4.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
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[Title] => NBN saves Asiad
[Summary] => Starting September 29, and up until October 24, the Asian Games, the Olympics of Asia, will lay bare how well or how poorly we as a nation esteem our self-image as a sports power. And, if not for NBN 4, we would have missed it all.
With less than a month to go, NBN finally closed the deal for the rights to bring the Asiad to the Philippines with Dream Broadcasting. Another potential partner had apparently botched the deal, almost leaving NBN holding the bag. As the government network, NBN is mandated to bring the games to the people. It is of national interest.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Bill Velasco
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[Title] => Billiards di sana mapapanood
[Summary] => Mabuti na lamang at nakuha ng NBN ang TV coverage para sa Asian Games sa susunod na linggo sa Busan, South Korea. Kung hindi, hindi natin sana mapapanood ang billiards at iba pang mga sport.
Dahil sa laki ng gastos, at dahil hindi rin paborito ng mga Koreano ang ilang sport, maraming larangan ang hindi mapapanood sa Asian Games. Una na rito ang billiards, karate, mga preliminary rounds ng boxing, at iba pa.
Kaya't mapapalaki ang gastos ng network ng pamahalaan.
[DatePublished] => 2002-09-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => MBA, NBN Channel 4 nagpirmahan na
[Summary] => Nagkasarahan na ng deal ang Metropolitan Basketball Association at ang National Broadcasting Net-work makaraang ang dalawang partido ay magpirmahan ng isang-taong kontrata na nagsasaad na ang government channel ang siyang bagong tahanan para ngayong taong ikalimang season ng liga.
Ito ang ipinahayag ni MBA concurrent president at chairman Santi Araneta ng LBC Batangas kamakailan matapos ang kanyang meeting sa matataas na opisyales ng NBN Channel 4 na sina Mia Concio, Bobby Arias at Jose Isabelo,
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[Title] => MBA ready to sign pact with NBN
[Summary] => The MBA hopes to improve its coverage of its games this season as it formalizes its contract with the National Broadcasting Network (NBN) Channel 4 today.
MBA officials, led by president and chairman Santi Araneta and Ramon Tuason, director for business and marketing, are set to meet with NBN 4 executive Bobby Arias at 4 p.m. today for the contract signing making the government channel the new carrying station of the community-based league.
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BOBBY ARIAS
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[Title] => NBN plans extensive SEAG TV coverage
[Summary] => Television coverage of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games the country is hosting Nov. 27-Dec. 5 stands to be the most extensive in the history of the biennial event.
Bobby Arias, program manager of the National Broadcasting Network, which has been named recently as the Games host broadcaster by the Philippines SEA Games Organizing Committee, yesterday disclosed that an international broadcast coverage plan has been put in place to ensure that competitions in 41 sports can reach as many audiences, both local and international.
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[Title] => Summit wants single coverage of PBA games
[Summary] => Summit Sports World Inc. has sought a reduction of franchise fee for the broadcast rights of the PBA games so it may honor its financial obligations with network partners NBN-4 and IBC-13.
Summit Sports, with Edwin Lisandra as new president, also batted for a single network to cover the games or it would pull out of the project.
Officials of NBN-4 and Summit Sports discussed in a marathon meeting Thursday night ways to resolve financial problems hounding their partnership regarding the PBA broadcast deal.
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[Title] => Sportscasters, sportsveejays
[Summary] => Gone are the days when sportscasters were just talking heads echoing the science of the games. Nowadays, as the National Broadcasting Network (NBN) talents have experienced and realized during the Samsung-PBA All-Filipino Cup, there’s more to sportscasting in the PBA than just basketball.
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[Title] => PBA rites beamed live
[Summary] => Whether or not Beam toothpaste has decided to pull out its controversial ad placement in the Philippine Basketball Association, tomorrow’s grand opening of the PBA’s 29th season will be beamed live — as planned and as scheduled — by NBN-4.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Abac Cordero
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[Title] => NBN saves Asiad
[Summary] => Starting September 29, and up until October 24, the Asian Games, the Olympics of Asia, will lay bare how well or how poorly we as a nation esteem our self-image as a sports power. And, if not for NBN 4, we would have missed it all.
With less than a month to go, NBN finally closed the deal for the rights to bring the Asiad to the Philippines with Dream Broadcasting. Another potential partner had apparently botched the deal, almost leaving NBN holding the bag. As the government network, NBN is mandated to bring the games to the people. It is of national interest.
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[AuthorName] => Bill Velasco
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[Title] => Billiards di sana mapapanood
[Summary] => Mabuti na lamang at nakuha ng NBN ang TV coverage para sa Asian Games sa susunod na linggo sa Busan, South Korea. Kung hindi, hindi natin sana mapapanood ang billiards at iba pang mga sport.
Dahil sa laki ng gastos, at dahil hindi rin paborito ng mga Koreano ang ilang sport, maraming larangan ang hindi mapapanood sa Asian Games. Una na rito ang billiards, karate, mga preliminary rounds ng boxing, at iba pa.
Kaya't mapapalaki ang gastos ng network ng pamahalaan.
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[Title] => MBA, NBN Channel 4 nagpirmahan na
[Summary] => Nagkasarahan na ng deal ang Metropolitan Basketball Association at ang National Broadcasting Net-work makaraang ang dalawang partido ay magpirmahan ng isang-taong kontrata na nagsasaad na ang government channel ang siyang bagong tahanan para ngayong taong ikalimang season ng liga.
Ito ang ipinahayag ni MBA concurrent president at chairman Santi Araneta ng LBC Batangas kamakailan matapos ang kanyang meeting sa matataas na opisyales ng NBN Channel 4 na sina Mia Concio, Bobby Arias at Jose Isabelo,
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[Title] => MBA ready to sign pact with NBN
[Summary] => The MBA hopes to improve its coverage of its games this season as it formalizes its contract with the National Broadcasting Network (NBN) Channel 4 today.
MBA officials, led by president and chairman Santi Araneta and Ramon Tuason, director for business and marketing, are set to meet with NBN 4 executive Bobby Arias at 4 p.m. today for the contract signing making the government channel the new carrying station of the community-based league.
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