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Channel 4's glory days

By Butch Francisco | December 1, 2011 - 12:00am

The head in one of the inside pages of a leading daily stated: “Legarda wants to revive state-run PTV-4.” The truth is — Channel 4 is still there. But for those without cable, the reception is...

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