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[Summary] => Saturday last week, the Philippines salvaged some honor at the fourth edition of the Southeast Asia Basketball Association junior men’s tournament in Lucena, Quezon. The RP-Burlington Youth team crushed impetuous Singapore 99-53, after building leads of more than forty in the second half at the fabulous Quezon Convention Center, with Gov. Willie Enverga in attendance.
This writer was fortunate to have covered the final game with Noel Zarate and Vic Ycasiano through producer TeamSports, which barely covered its costs in its commitment to supporting the national team.
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[Summary] => In case you’re stuck in traffic or your TV set is on the blink and you’re dying to catch each second of action in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA), don’t despair. Your friendly radio sportscasters will keep you company.
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Iniurong ng isang linggo buhat sa orihinal na petsang Mayo 9-11 ang seminar na inorganisa ng Hangtime Management and Consultancy upang bigyang daan ang halalan.
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[Title] => Sports broadcasting seminar nakatakdang simulan
[Summary] => Magandang balita para sa mga nagnanais na pasukin ang daigdig ng broadcasting, partikular na ang sports broadcasting. Magsasagawa ng tatlong araw na broadcast seminar ang Hangtime management and consultancy sa Development Academy of the Philippines mula Mayo 9 hanggang 11.
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[Summary] => Dominado ng San Miguel Beer at Viva Vintage Sports ang gaganapin sa Miyerkules na 2nd Philippine Basketball Association Press Photographers Club (PBAPPC) Awards Night.
Sa pitong ipamimigay na karangalan ng samahan ng mga litratistang kumokober ng propesyunal na liga, tigatlo ang napasakamay ng SMB at VVS sa okasyong gaganapin sa National Press Club sa Magallanes Drive, Intramuros, Manila.
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BENJIE SANTIAGO
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Ang seminar na suportado ng PBA, Talk ‘N Text, Shell Velocity, Welcoat Paints, Selecta Ice Cream at Regine Detergent, ay katatampukan ng modules sa voice development, sportscasting for radio and television, newscasting, commentating, on-cam experience at iba pa.
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Iniurong ng isang linggo buhat sa orihinal na petsang Mayo 9-11 ang seminar na inorganisa ng Hangtime Management and Consultancy upang bigyang daan ang halalan.
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Ang seminar, na bukas para sa mga college graduates at undergraduates kahit na ano pa ang kurso nila, ay katatampukan ng mga kilalang broadcasters na tulad nina Joaquin Henson, Ed Picson, Andy Jao, Chino Trinidad, Anthony Suntay, Benjie Santiago, Noel Zarate at Chiqui Roa.
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December 26, 2000 - 12:00am
