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To provide Internet Cafes another means of revenue stream, I-Café Pilipinas is encouraging all I-Café members across the country to offer employment opportunities to would-be call center agents.
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More than 3,000 new jobs will be opened up at the Clark freeport zone as a wave of business process outsourcing (BPO) firms settle in the area in the next three months, officials said yesterday.   
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                    [Title] => Employment record high at Clark Freeport
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CLARK FREEPORT, Philippines — An even a better employment this year is expected despite worldwide economic woes, following an all-time high of 5,000 new jobs created in 2008 by the Clark Development Corp.
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                    [Title] => More flights for OFWs
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                    [Title] => GMA bares plans for ‘Hollywood-style’ studio at Clark
                    [Summary] => CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — President Arroyo said that the "long time dream of the movie industry" is about to unfold at the Clark special economic zone.


During a media interaction here recently, Cyber City Teleservices (CCT), a pioneer in the call center industry here, bared that it is expanding its operations to develop a "full Hollywood-style studios" on a 40-hectare site.


"It’s a joint benture between Cyber City and Shogee Studios, which is based in California and has offices in China, Singapore, and Canada," the President said.

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                    [Title] => PhilEximbank grants $3-million guarantee for Clark call centers
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Export-Import Bank (PhilEximbank) has granted a $3-million guarantee for the expansion of the Cyber City call center located at the Clark Economic Zone as the government struggles to jumpstart the information communications technology (ICT) industry with its meager resources.


Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho revealed yesterday that the guarantee facility was approved by the state-controlled PhilEximbank, carrying the full faith and credit of the sovereign.


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Today, the foundation has spun off from CCT but continues to supply the company’s manpower requirements. 


The one-month program concentrates on two aspects. One, is the getting the right  American accent. Two, is understanding the American way of life and why American behave the way they do.


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                    [Title] => Leading IT company expands in Clark
                    [Summary] => CLARK, Pampanga – The economic crunch may have affected a number of firms, but not Cyber City Teleservices, Ltd. (CCTLL) – a leading IT company in Clark – as it readies investment plans for multi-million-peso expansion program in an effort to generate more jobs here in the next two years.


CCTLL, now in the process of hiring about 600 new employees, is completing another facility that will have a 200-seat call center in a new building they recently got via a new lease from the state-owned firm.


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CYBER CITY TELESERVICES

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During a media interaction here recently, Cyber City Teleservices (CCT), a pioneer in the call center industry here, bared that it is expanding its operations to develop a "full Hollywood-style studios" on a 40-hectare site.


"It’s a joint benture between Cyber City and Shogee Studios, which is based in California and has offices in China, Singapore, and Canada," the President said.

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Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho revealed yesterday that the guarantee facility was approved by the state-controlled PhilEximbank, carrying the full faith and credit of the sovereign.


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