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                    [Title] => Ex-Palace communications execs get 8 years for graft
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                    [AuthorName] => Elizabeth Marcelo
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                    [Title] => Noy communications team's proposed P1.3-B budget OK'd
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The House of Representatives approved on second reading on Friday the  proposed P1.312-billion budget for 2013 of the Presidential  Communications Operations Office (PCOO) without opposition.
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In the face of the compensation scandal that's come to light in the Metropolitan Waterworks and other government agencies, one of the most urgent tasks facing this fledgling government is identifying which agencies need to go.
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                    [AuthorName] => Joseph Gonzales
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                    [Title] => Coloma willing to step down
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Secretary for Operations Herminio Coloma of the Presidential Communications Office is willing to relinquish his post if President Aquino so wishes.
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                    [Title] => P-Noy signs EO forming Communications Group
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President Aquino has finally signed the executive order that reorganized the Office of the Press Secretary into the Presidential Communications Group, which will have two secretaries with co-equal Cabinet rank.
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                    [Title] => Arroyo creates new office
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo signed Executive Order 348 yesterday creating the new Office of the Communications Director (OCD), which is expected to be handled by Presidential Management Staff (PMS) chief Silvestre Afable Jr.


Afable is on leave and, upon his return, he will assume the functions of the press secretary, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said.


Afable will also exercise control and supervision over Radio-Television Malacañang (RTVM) and the News Information Bureau (NIB).


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                    [Title] => New Palace media tack: GMA out, NANI in
                    [Summary] => Press Secretary Hernani "Nani" Braganza has named a special committee in his office that will leave no doubt as to who’s running the show.


Barely a month into office, Braganza has put up the News Advisory and News Information (NANI) board at the Office of the Press Secretary (OPS).


This developed after the government’s propaganda machinery stopped naming government programs after President Arroyo’s initials, GMA, following her declaration that she was not running in the 2004 elections.


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                    [Title] => Arroyo creates new office
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo signed Executive Order 348 yesterday creating the new Office of the Communications Director (OCD), which is expected to be handled by Presidential Management Staff (PMS) chief Silvestre Afable Jr.


Afable is on leave and, upon his return, he will assume the functions of the press secretary, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said.


Afable will also exercise control and supervision over Radio-Television Malacañang (RTVM) and the News Information Bureau (NIB).


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This developed after the government’s propaganda machinery stopped naming government programs after President Arroyo’s initials, GMA, following her declaration that she was not running in the 2004 elections.


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