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Although ABC-5 has yet to finalize its deal with the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee, the Tonyboy Cojuangco-owned network has been mapping up plans to come up with a coverage at par with international standards. 


The most popular events in the country will be covered by ABC-5 except billiards. Among the events to be covered by ABC-5 are boxing, volleyball, badminton, bowling and basketball should this be included in the SEAG calendar.


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                    [Title] => May bagong coveror na ang PBA
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                    [Title] => PBA defers decision on TV issue
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                    [Summary] => Two days after the 22nd Southeast Asian Games was officially declared open, Filipino sports fans remain in the dark as far as the television coverage of the Philippine participation in Vietnam is concerned.


Action in archery and water polo actually started as early as last week but the exploits of the Filipino athletes have yet to hit the screen. The opening ceremony held Friday evening in Hanoi was aired a couple of hours later and was replayed yesterday afternoon.


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                    [Summary] => Habang binibilang ng buong bansa ang araw bago dumatal ang Pasko, may iilang nagbibilang ng hamak na mas maikling kalendaryo. 


 Napakaikli na ng panahon para sa paghahanda ng Jemah Television para sa nalalapit na Southeast Asian Games sa Vietnam. 


Tatlong linggo na lamang, magbubukas na. 


 "Gumagawa na kami ng billiards nitong taong ito," paliwanag ni Marc Roces, pinuno ng Jemah. "Nalaman namin mula sa kaklase kong si Cito Dayrit (pangulo ng Phil. Olympic Committee) na walang magkokober ng SEA Games. Kaya kinuha namin." 


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This early, the TV coverage of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam next month hit a snag because of the high cost of broadcast rights pegged by organizers of the biennial event.


No figures were available although the high cost of broadcast rights for the Games set Dec. 5 to 13 has reportedly forced National Broadcasting Network Channel 4 and other local networks to stay out of the bidding.


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 Napakaikli na ng panahon para sa paghahanda ng Jemah Television para sa nalalapit na Southeast Asian Games sa Vietnam. 


Tatlong linggo na lamang, magbubukas na. 


 "Gumagawa na kami ng billiards nitong taong ito," paliwanag ni Marc Roces, pinuno ng Jemah. "Nalaman namin mula sa kaklase kong si Cito Dayrit (pangulo ng Phil. Olympic Committee) na walang magkokober ng SEA Games. Kaya kinuha namin." 


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ABC-5 to cover major SEAG events

By Joey Villar | October 19, 2005 - 12:00am

ABC-5 will stop its regular programming and devote huge airtime for its coverage of the 23rd Southeast Asian Games. Although ABC-5 has yet to finalize its deal with the Philippine SEA Games Organizing Committee,...

Sports

May bagong coveror na ang PBA

January 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Nakatakdang ipormalisa ng PBA ang pakikipagkasundo sa kanilang bagong TV coveror sa linggong ito. Binibitin ni PBA Commissioner Noli Eala ang announcement ng bagong carrier station ng liga dahil aniya’y kailangan...

PSN Palaro

PBA defers nod on ABC-5 coverage

By Joey Villar | December 27, 2003 - 12:00am

With most of its members on a holiday, the PBA board of governors postponed its meeting yesterday, thus delaying for a few more days the formalization of its deal with ABC-5 on the league’s television coverage...

Sports

PBA defers decision on TV issue

By Joey Villar | December 24, 2003 - 12:00am

The Philippine Basketball Association board of governors once again deferred making a decision on its search for a new television partner as it received formal proposals from NBN-4 and Jemah

Sports

Fans in uproar over poor TV coverage

By Abac Cordero | December 7, 2003 - 12:00am

Two days after the 22nd Southeast Asian Games was officially declared open, Filipino sports fans remain in the dark as far as the television coverage of the Philippine participation in Vietnam is concerned. Action...

Sports

NAPASUBO

By Bill Velasco | November 9, 2003 - 12:00am

Habang binibilang ng buong bansa ang araw bago dumatal ang Pasko, may iilang nagbibilang ng hamak na mas maikling kalendaryo. Napakaikli na ng panahon para sa paghahanda ng Jemah Television para sa nalalapit na...

PSN Palaro

Jemah’s dilemma

By Bill Velasco | November 8, 2003 - 12:00am

Jemah Television is bent on covering the Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam, come hell or high water. As it turns out, they are dedicating this big gamble to more than just the desire to make a buck. They have demonstrated...

Sports

SEA Games has own broadcast problems

By Abac Cordero | November 4, 2003 - 12:00am

It’s not only the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) that’s having problems with its television coverage. This early, the TV coverage of the 22nd Southeast Asian Games in Vietnam next month hit a...

Sports