Comments on: An ABS-CBN affair

By: crissa

crissa — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 13:09:41 +0000

natutuwa ako while reading this. nice

By: crissa

crissa — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 13:07:29 +0000

wala talaga sa school yan.
But we cant deny the fact that school factor is also involve. But whats more important is malupit ang diskarte mo at magaling ka sa mga pinag gagawa mo.
I’m not a graduate of any of those schools but i was able to work at GMA.
And i also have a schoolmate who works at ABSCBN.
So guys and gals… be you!!!! Galingan mo sa field na napili mo.
and pray a lot na sana matangap ka. Haha!
by the way… nag resign na ako sa work ko. teacher na ako ngayon.
why?
i dont know, maybe i want to share my experience to other students and maybe this is my calling!!! mwah to all!

By: TFCGodSon

TFCGodSon — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 20:52:09 +0000

When it comes to Media, I TRUST ABS-CBN!

By: marl

marl — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 07:11:21 +0000

so what if you’re from UP,celine alalahanin mo pinahiya ka ni korina sanchez while you are asking her during media congress

By: LYNNE DAVIS

LYNNE DAVIS — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 03:18:12 +0000

WHO CARES IF YOU’RE FROM UP OR OTHER “RATED” SCHOOLS. LOOK AT THIS GIRL korina. SHE’S SO OVER RATED. SHE’S BLOODY BORING. JUST LOOK AT HER TALK IN ENGLISH. ABSOLUTELY NOT WORTH OUR TIME. THE SAME GOES TO THIS GRANDIOSE GIRL kris. WE SIMPLY
DON’T WATCH ABSCBN SHOWS WITH THESE 2 stooges!

By: chester

chester — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 22:53:50 +0000

I think GMA-7 have their SINE TOTOO campaigns, though it is more geared on their news and public affairs show. But still, you got to see, hear and experience “working” in media.

About the “school wars,” here at ABS-CBN, i don’t think that is an issue because the truth, here at DZMM (where i am working), mostly are from PUP (im from PLM)! Pero, siguro plus points pa rin kapag galing ka sa UP, Ateneo or LaSalle.

Kip up your blog! Im having fun reading them…
Ciao!

By: bikoy.net » Get ‘em while they’re young

bikoy.net » Get ‘em while they’re young — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 02:13:10 +0000

[...] This thing ABS-CBN is doing, going around Mass Communication colleges in different universities, is obviously, a systematic public relations campaign coated as say, a campus tour regarding youth involvement in nation-building (what with the upcoming May elections) or coated as a youth media summit, like the Pinoy Media Summit held at Miriam College where student representatives from all the communication schools in the Philippines were invited. There’s nothing wrong with it really. It’s quite ingenious actually that they are conducting all these to woo “future media practicioners” into their fold, while they’re in school. They even sent the “Tres Marias” (Charie Villa, Maria Ressa, Luchi Cruz-Valdes) of their News department to speak with us in UP last Monday. [...]

By: bikoy.net » Media seedlings

bikoy.net » Media seedlings — Sun, 07 Jan 2007 00:57:36 +0000

[...] ABS-CBN though, has its own plans up its sleeves I’m sure. Eugenio Lopez III, the company’s CEO, in the 2nd Pinoy Media Congress a few months ago, talked about development of non-linear content delivery over the internet and investing in HDTV broadcasting technology. They’ve lit up their transmitter tower quite nicely, for a start. Hehe. [...]

By: monique

monique — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 19:57:16 +0000

hey. i’m a student from miriam college. it’s true how “prestigious” schools are discriminated against just because they are preferred by some, or probably most companies. kahit hindi usual mention ang MC sa mga yan, mc students and graduates go through similar experiences. ngayon pa lang na hindi pa ako nagggraduate, may mga nagsasabi na na madali akong makakapasok sa mga media companies as compared to other students from other “less known” schools. it’s sad how people expect. they expect more from graduates of “THE schools” and less from those coming from other schools. it is a fact. but yeah, it still depends on quality. kung galing ka nga sa UP, UST, o kahit MC, eh kung hindi ka naman marunong makisama, walang laman ang utak, at puro pasikat at walang gawa ang pinapakita mo, of course, mas mannotice yung iba. it all depends on quality performance, no matter what school you come from:)

By: Angela

Angela — Thu, 30 Nov 2006 06:02:23 +0000

I can see the UE guy’s sentiments, pero di ba, we really cannot deny that there are schools who really provide better training and education than other schools, thus holding on to that reputation. Kaya nga marami tayong nag-aim na makapasok ng UP di ba, kasi aside sa mababa ang tuition fee, we have the opportunity to be under the guidance of capable teachers. May makukuha tayong magandang training, exposure, etc. na mas angat pa sa usual stuff na nakukuha ng ibang estudyante. Kumbaga, when you mention prestigious schools such as UP, Ateneo, La Salle, UST, among others, kaakibat na noong pangalan nila iyong sinasabi kong top notch training etc. Extra points sa iyo iyon kung masipag at matigaya ka na (i.e. dean’s lister, active at several academic and non-academic organizations, etc.) tapos kilala pa ang eskuwelahan mo sa paglilinang ng mga estudyanteng nage-excell sa iba’t ibang field, in this case, sa Mass Communication at Journalism.

I am not saying na wala nang kuwenta ang ibang schools, its just that it’s just how it works. That’s why it’s a big decision for everyone else graduating from high school kung anong school ang pipiliin nila kapag magka-college na o mag-u-university. Kung ang dalawang possible employees ay nag-apply na may parehong credentials, parehong mataas ang grades, etc. pero iyong isa ay galing sa, say, sa Harvard, at isang galing sa community college, sinong pipiliin mo, di ba?

I’m not sure kung magdi-disagree ka sa akin, pero sige lang. And I’m not biased about my answer just because I went to UP din ha? ^_^