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[Title] => This lady president is a survivor
[Summary] => In the third quarter of 2006, the succession planning committee of the board of directors of ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. nominated then executive vice president Charo Santos-Concio for the Advanced Management Program (AMP) of Harvard Business School.
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[Title] => No public funds for NBN
[Summary] => From all indications, the National Broadcasting Network (NBN) will clinch the exclusive Philippine TV rights to the Athens Olympics if it pays in full the $1.2 Million debt the government station owes the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for its coverage of the Sydney Games by the end of this month.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Summit Sports mulls TRO vs PBA
[Summary] => Summit Sports World Inc. is reportedly seeking a temporary restraining order (TRO) to stop the transfer of the exclusive PBA broadcasting rights from the NBN-4/IBC-13 consortium to ABC-5, but PBA officials are unperturbed, believing they went through the proper course in severing ties with their old "TV coveror."
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[Title] => NBN-4 still hoping to sign new pact with PBA
[Summary] => With the PBA board of governors waiting for the new year to announce its new "coveror," the National Broadcasting Network Channel 4 remains hopeful it can strike a new deal with the country’s premier cage league for their continued partnership for the PBA television coverage.
NBN-4 chairperson Mia Concio said she was hoping to get a call from the PBA, awaiting a precious birthday gift in the form of a positive response on their bid to gain the exclusive PBA broadcast rights. Concio turned a year older yesterday.
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[Title] => NBN expects worst for TV fiasco
[Summary] => Termination of the National Broadcasting Network Channel 4’s contract to cover the PBA games seems a foregone conclusion.
With 12 days left to work out a solution to the broadcast impasse, NBN-4 chair Mia Concio appeared resigned to the impending breakup of their partnership with the PBA for the failure of the network to meet its financial obligations.
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[Title] => PBA show must go on — NBN-4
[Summary] => The National Broadcasting Network Channel 4 reiterated yesterday its commitment to continue covering the PBA games without interruption even as it threatened to seek legal action against partner-financier Summit Sports World Inc. over unpaid financial obligations.
This developed on the eve of the resumption of the Samsung PBA Reinforced Conference after the All Saints’ Day break, featuring Shell and Purefoods in a crucial match at the Araneta Coliseum today.
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NBN-4 chairperson Mia Concio said she was hoping to get a call from the PBA, awaiting a precious birthday gift in the form of a positive response on their bid to gain the exclusive PBA broadcast rights. Concio turned a year older yesterday.
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With 12 days left to work out a solution to the broadcast impasse, NBN-4 chair Mia Concio appeared resigned to the impending breakup of their partnership with the PBA for the failure of the network to meet its financial obligations.
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[Title] => PBA show must go on — NBN-4
[Summary] => The National Broadcasting Network Channel 4 reiterated yesterday its commitment to continue covering the PBA games without interruption even as it threatened to seek legal action against partner-financier Summit Sports World Inc. over unpaid financial obligations.
This developed on the eve of the resumption of the Samsung PBA Reinforced Conference after the All Saints’ Day break, featuring Shell and Purefoods in a crucial match at the Araneta Coliseum today.
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December 31, 2003 - 12:00am
