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The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) announced recently that its new electronic billboard, which will be operational in 2007, is available for lease to advertisers.


The lease, however, is subject to the approval of CCP officials and in accordance with the guidelines approved by CPP and Image One Multimedia Corp.
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CCP press relations and linkages director Irene Rada said a giant electronic billboard was put up on the CCP Complex grounds to promote the center’s advocacy for culture and the arts.

The erection of this billboard was the result of an agreement signed between CCP officials and the officials of multi-media company Image One, a sister company of GMA-7’s Alta Productions.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Prime Media said the plan would entail these investors to inject their assets into the company in exchange for Prime Media shares.

Prime Media said the assets to be infused into the company may be in the form of equity holdings in media-related industry or participation in a project in the same or allied industry.
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The lease, however, is subject to the approval of CCP officials and in accordance with the guidelines approved by CPP and Image One Multimedia Corp.
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The erection of this billboard was the result of an agreement signed between CCP officials and the officials of multi-media company Image One, a sister company of GMA-7’s Alta Productions.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Prime Media said the plan would entail these investors to inject their assets into the company in exchange for Prime Media shares.

Prime Media said the assets to be infused into the company may be in the form of equity holdings in media-related industry or participation in a project in the same or allied industry.
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