Balitanghali has beefed up serving the hottest and latest breaking news every lunchtime.
"Balitanghali was initially conceptualized as an alternative to the noontime variety shows offered by mainstream free TV," says the newscast's program manager John Ray Arrabe. "Now the newscast has gained a following and has since become a daily lunchtime habit for many viewers."
Balitanghali, which originally aired almost six years ago in the defunct QTV Channel 11, was retained in the program lineup of GMA News TV, GMA Network's News and Public Affairs news channel, which was launched last February 28.
It is anchored by senior news reporters Pia Arcangel and Raffy Tima on its weekday edition (Monday-Friday), and by senior news reporters Mariz Umali and Jun Veneracion on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays).
The news program received the Best News Program award in the first Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) Awards in 2009. Read More
source:PEP via gmanet
"Balitanghali was initially conceptualized as an alternative to the noontime variety shows offered by mainstream free TV," says the newscast's program manager John Ray Arrabe. "Now the newscast has gained a following and has since become a daily lunchtime habit for many viewers."
Balitanghali, which originally aired almost six years ago in the defunct QTV Channel 11, was retained in the program lineup of GMA News TV, GMA Network's News and Public Affairs news channel, which was launched last February 28.
It is anchored by senior news reporters Pia Arcangel and Raffy Tima on its weekday edition (Monday-Friday), and by senior news reporters Mariz Umali and Jun Veneracion on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays).
The news program received the Best News Program award in the first Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) Awards in 2009. Read More
source:PEP via gmanet
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