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  1. #31

    Quote Originally Posted by bleedingboi View Post
    The real concern here is not about the people's daily activities and their preferences. It's the number of options people are left with.



    In the US and other foreign countries, even third world countries like Mexico, poor families have access to 12-500 channels, because cable is cheap. Monopolies from Media Corporations are restricted by the Government.

    Here, we get 2-5 channels. And the two media giants are like Mob bosses. They control everything from politicians to vote, local films to be released down to the lifestyle Filipino kids will copy. That's the difference.
    Maora man ug nalayo na ta sa topic, sige lang.
    With the present situation in the Philippines the most priority is the daily basic needs, it's quite stressful in making ends meet, I guess they are entitled to whatever relaxation they may consider fitting after a hard days work, or else the pressure on the students side to contend with the daily challenges of studying. Kinahanglan pud na sila mo-unwind and I think ABS-CBN only address that need.

    I do not know the point if we talk about the number of providers, if there even two stations with a variety of daily programs, then there is always an option.

  2. #32
    maayo paman to sa una sa among panahon kay anime ug cartoons ang primetime...
    nya mga sabado naa pay kid docu program na 5 and UP.


    maayo gani naay gma news ug cnn philippines....

  3. #33
    Quote Originally Posted by <SMILE> View Post
    Maora man ug nalayo na ta sa topic, sige lang.
    With the present situation in the Philippines the most priority is the daily basic needs, it's quite stressful in making ends meet, I guess they are entitled to whatever relaxation they may consider fitting after a hard days work, or else the pressure on the students side to contend with the daily challenges of studying. Kinahanglan pud na sila mo-unwind and I think ABS-CBN only address that need.

    I do not know the point if we talk about the number of providers, if there even two stations with a variety of daily programs, then there is always an option.

    The replies are still within topic. This is like a cookbook given to a kid and he'll learn a lot about dishes. But give an Encyclopedia set from A-Z, he'll learn more than dishes.

    An average Filipino spends hundreds of hours watching television per year. And the poor have the right to multiple channel options. The government will need to subsidize some cable fees or the NTC to set an agreement with Cable companies. This way, poor families pay less on cable fees while kids learn more, instead of the crappy shows ABS-CBN and GMA are currently offering.

  4. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by <SMILE> View Post
    to contend with the daily challenges of studying. Kinahanglan pud na sila mo-unwind and I think ABS-CBN only address that need.
    I don't think a 10 year old kid would hurry going home from school at 5pm rushing to watch remakes, copied shows like Pasion de Amor. They would rather watch how Volcanoes are formed, how planets are created, how lions hunt or how ants behave. Kids needs these documentaries, not stupid remakes from foreign dramas.

    But again, they're left with no other option.

  5. #35
    i rather watch oggy and the cockroach than this PBB bullsh@#$

  6. #36
    Quote Originally Posted by bleedingboi View Post
    If the government wants a population with a higher intelligence capability, then subsidize public access to Educational Channels, scrap MMFF and encourage indie films. For more than 20 years, we keep seeing the same storyline on TV:

    ....A mother gives birth, then her child gets adopted. That kid grows up, falls in love with someone. Then meets her/his mother as an adult. Closing episodes will show some police, pinusilay dayun with matching hilak2x. The End.

    Same old crap over and over.
    as Miriam Santiago once said sir, "Officials didn't improve the quality of education because they are afraid of intelligent voters."

  7. #37
    Quote Originally Posted by digitalsuperman View Post
    being a good example to teenagers starts at their home and their friends.
    boss, ang salida sa home kay PBB.. nanan-aw man sila tiya ug nanay ug si yaya.. mao nalang pod gi tan-aw. Ni adto sa barkada, kay lage in nga show.. mao pod and gi tan-aw. hehehehe.. im trying to say is majority sa pinoy abs-cbn or gma ang tan-awn jd.. most likely pod kay due sa ad and promotion inclined mo tan-aw ang pinoy sa unsay uso.. or say unsay juicy.

  8. #38
    Quote Originally Posted by <SMILE> View Post
    I guess they are entitled to whatever relaxation they may consider fitting after a hard days work, or else the pressure on the students side to contend with the daily challenges of studying. Kinahanglan pud na sila mo-unwind and I think ABS-CBN only address that need.
    agree, but taking into consideration in this PBB teen edition kinsa man ang target ani? ay ko'g ingna ang mga parents,lola/lolo ug iyaan ang ila patan-awon... unya ang naa sa sulod balay ni kuya b_llsh*t during this edition nangeskwela ni ang mga contestant? im sure wala! so unsa may makuha nga education-oriented ani pbb program? wala... pagkahuman ituboy dayun ni as loveteam2x napod sa ABS CBN.

  9. #39
    Quote Originally Posted by yhokz101 View Post
    boss, ang salida sa home kay PBB.. nanan-aw man sila tiya ug nanay ug si yaya.. mao nalang pod gi tan-aw. Ni adto sa barkada, kay lage in nga show.. mao pod and gi tan-aw. hehehehe.. im trying to say is majority sa pinoy abs-cbn or gma ang tan-awn jd.. most likely pod kay due sa ad and promotion inclined mo tan-aw ang pinoy sa unsay uso.. or say unsay juicy.
    akong point boss kay it really starts with the parents. although naay influence ang media mas naay influence ang parents man gud. lisud mangitag credibility sa media sa pinas boss. its business after all. they don't care what happens to teenager. although dako gyud influence sa mga teenagers karon.sige tan-aw drama. mao na mga tao sa pinas puro drama nalang. hilak2x dayon. sus maria.

  10. #40
    Quote Originally Posted by digitalsuperman View Post
    akong point boss kay it really starts with the parents. although naay influence ang media mas naay influence ang parents man gud. lisud mangitag credibility sa media sa pinas boss. its business after all. they don't care what happens to teenager. although dako gyud influence sa mga teenagers karon.sige tan-aw drama. mao na mga tao sa pinas puro drama nalang. hilak2x dayon. sus maria.
    nyahahah! dramahon man gud ning pinoy, kung dili comedy nga naay sayaw2x.. or action na pikason ang bala sa kutsilyo. LOL!

    Btaw boss, mainstream media sa ato.. way au. dli na maau ang gina portray sa ilang mga salida.. gamay nalang ang matawag na educational ug worthy na mga shows. mao diha pod naka kuha ang pinoy sa mentality na easy-millionaire like sa kadton wowowie or instant lucky prize sa tv.. or become an instant celebrity then join PBB. kaning mga programa mao ang naka mind condition sa kabatan-on na sahay mag tinapulan, way respeto, dli innovative, way ambition na tarung.. media plays an important role jud.

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