+ Follow LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CO Tag
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[Title] => PNP man in wiretap to testify at Senate
[Summary] => The police officer who allegedly obtained computer records from a telephone company said yesterday that he is ready to face the Senate impeachment tribunal if summoned.
Superintendent Rodolfo Mendoza said he is willing to appear before the court to prove that he did not spy on senators acting as judges in the impeachment trial of President Estrada.
"I will not engage in this kind of tactic," said Mendoza, who was a former chief intelligence officer of the Philippine National Police.
[DatePublished] => 2000-12-23 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Mabuhay Satellite reports P4-M profit in Q1
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Mabuhay Philippines Satellite Corp. has finally made a financial turnaround
after incurring a P250-million loss in 1999, making its parent firm, Philippine
Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) confident that its satellite business will
provide significant contribution to the group's overall revenues.
PLDT president and chief executive officer Manuel V.
[DatePublished] => 2000-05-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => by Marigold Yao-Endriga
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[Title] => NTC to implement link-up guidelines in first half of '99
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The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is set to implement within the
first half of the year the long-delayed revised guidelines governing
interconnection among networks of various carriers.
This was the assurance given by NTC Commissioner Joseph Santiago during the
Telecom cluster meeting.
The regulatory body recently conducted a workshop where it drafted the revised
interconnection implementing rules and regulations (IRR) in an attempt to
minimize disputes among the different parties involved.
The move was also in response to the provisions of Executive Order
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[Title] => PNP man in wiretap to testify at Senate
[Summary] => The police officer who allegedly obtained computer records from a telephone company said yesterday that he is ready to face the Senate impeachment tribunal if summoned.
Superintendent Rodolfo Mendoza said he is willing to appear before the court to prove that he did not spy on senators acting as judges in the impeachment trial of President Estrada.
"I will not engage in this kind of tactic," said Mendoza, who was a former chief intelligence officer of the Philippine National Police.
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[Title] => Mabuhay Satellite reports P4-M profit in Q1
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Mabuhay Philippines Satellite Corp. has finally made a financial turnaround
after incurring a P250-million loss in 1999, making its parent firm, Philippine
Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) confident that its satellite business will
provide significant contribution to the group's overall revenues.
PLDT president and chief executive officer Manuel V.
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[Title] => NTC to implement link-up guidelines in first half of '99
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The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is set to implement within the
first half of the year the long-delayed revised guidelines governing
interconnection among networks of various carriers.
This was the assurance given by NTC Commissioner Joseph Santiago during the
Telecom cluster meeting.
The regulatory body recently conducted a workshop where it drafted the revised
interconnection implementing rules and regulations (IRR) in an attempt to
minimize disputes among the different parties involved.
The move was also in response to the provisions of Executive Order
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