Teledyaryo
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| TeleDYARYO | |
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| Genre | News |
| Creator(s) | NBN |
| Starring | see Teledyaryo Anchors |
| Country of origin | Philippines |
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| Running time | 1 hour |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | NBN |
| Original run | May 2001 – |
TeleDYARYO is the flagship newscast of National Broadcasting Network in the Philippines.
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[edit] Background
The newscast was aired since May 2001 and originally hosted by Gani Oro and Chino Trinidad. The newscast became popular when it aired live footages of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York and Washington (courtesy of Fox News).
Most of the international news sources originally came from Fox News. Then, between 2001 and 2005, the source for international news was changed from Fox News to BBC News (via BBC World)
Since 2005, it produced several spin-offs on different timeslots.
- Teledyaryo Alas-Nuwebe
- Teledyaryo Business
- Teledyaryo Panlalawigan
- Teledyaryo ng Bayan
- Teledyaryo Alas-Tres
- Teledyaryo Sports atbp.
- Teledyaryo with Rey Langit and Angelique Lazo (Primetime Teledyaryo)
- Teledyaryo (Final Edition)
[edit] Current & past anchors
- Allan Allanigue
- Snow Badua
- Stephanie Cueva
- Miguel Gil
- Rolly Gonzalo
- Bobby Guanzon
- Rey Langit
- Angelique Lazo
- Louella Malvar
- John Manalili
- Buddy Oberas
- Gani Oro
- Flor Perez
- Dennis Principe
- Elizabeth Raymundo
- Grace Refama
- Chot Reyes
- Jasmin Romero
- Ely Saludar
- Kathy San Gabriel
- Chino Trinidad
- Katherine Vilar
[edit] Current & past segment hosts
- Rafael Dante Cruz
- Miguel Gil
- Candace Giron
- JR Langit
- Atty. Romy Macalintal
[edit] Reporters
- Freddie Abando
- Chared Ballo
- Alvin Baltazar
- Emil Carreon
- Ethel C. Constantino (NBN Davao)
- Rudy Diez (NBN Cebu)
- Mike Escobar (NBN Vigan)
- Miguel Gil
- Rocky Ignacio
- Justine E. Letargo
- Jonathan Llanes (NBN Baguio)
- Elena Luna
- Butch Marco†
- Toby Nebrida
- Noel Perfecto
- Guillermo Tejeda, III (NBN Bacolod)
- Beersheeba Villa (NBN Cebu)
†-passed away
[edit] See also
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