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Tuesday, 10 March 2009 14:19    Print
DZMM on air on radio, cable, web and ABS-CBN Jump-start your day with ‘Gising Pilipinas,’ ‘Todo-Balita’

Host Cheryl Cosim with ‘Kabayan’ Noli de Castro; Neil Ocampo makes his first on-cam appearance

DZMM continues its expansion with DZMM TeleRadyo programs “Gising Pilipinas” and “Todo-Balita” gaining viewership on ABS-CBN by delivering the earliest live news telecast in the Philippines.

“Wherever you are, as long as there is access to the radio,

TV or internet, you have access to DZMM,” said station manager Angelo PalmonesThe new programs have been providing early risers with a roundup of the biggest news stories, live reports from field correspondents and amusing quips that spice up every morning since the simulcast began in late 2008.

The tandem of Cheryl Cosim and Alvin Elchico signs on at 4:30 a.m. to report on the latest national, metro, sports and showbiz stories on “Gising Pilipinas.”

Following them is Neil Ocampo’s “Todo-Balita” from 5 a.m. to 5:15 a.m. Neil makes his first TV appearance on ABS-CBN as he never went on-cam before, even for DZMM TeleRadyo.

With DZMM’s entry in ABS-CBN, its programs can now be heard or seen in five platforms: on the radio over DZMM Radyo Patrol 630, on cable via DZMM TeleRadyo, on the net through audio streaming at www.dzmm.com. ph or through TFC Now! At www.abs-cbnnow.com, and on mainstream TV via ABS-CBN. (Kane Choa)

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