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[Title] => Piracy alarms cable TV industry
[Summary] => Cable television piracy in the Philippines is growing at an alarming rate, with revenue losses now estimated at more than P100 million a year.
Industry leaders have voiced their concern over what they called "the growing problem" of illegal cable TV broadcasts in the country.
Rene Esguerra, vice president of cable distributor Asia Cable Communications Inc. (ACCION), said that "as the problem involves several pirated channels, revenue losses each year form illegal broadcasting on cable TV is likely to be several hundreds of millions of pesos."
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[Title] => Star TV warns cable firms about illegal activities
[Summary] => Some local cable companies may lose top-rating cable channels like ESPN, STAR Sports, STAR Movies, STAR World, National Geographic Channel and VIVA Cinema after cable provider STAR TV announced it may not renew their contracts.
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[Title] => Cable row settlement looms
[Summary] => A senior representative of Home & Sky met with ESPN-Star Sports and a Star official last week in Hong Kong to seek a resolution of the dispute between the two groups.
Repayment of Sky & Home‘s outstanding debts to Star of P180 million and new long-term carriage deal were both discussed.
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CHARLES POLLARD
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Rene Esguerra, vice president of cable distributor Asia Cable Communications Inc. (ACCION), said that "as the problem involves several pirated channels, revenue losses each year form illegal broadcasting on cable TV is likely to be several hundreds of millions of pesos."
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November 22, 2001 - 12:00am
