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IBC News and Current Affairs
(IBC News)
Country Philippines
Company Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation
Key people Manolito "Lito" O. Cruz
(Head of News and Public Affairs)
Gina P. Borinaga
(News manager)

IBC News and Public Affairs is the news and public affairs programming division of the media conglomerate Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation. IBC News produces its news and public affairs content for IBC-13. It is headquartered at the IBC-13, Ground Floor, Operations Building, Broadcast City, Old Balara, Capitol Hills, Diliman, Quezon City.

Programs

News Programs

Former

Further information: List of programs previously broadcast by Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation

Notable personalities

News

Senior Reporters

  • Jess Caduco
  • Jinky Baticados
  • Pia Castro
  • Merwin Llanza

Reporters

  • Nimfa Asuncion
  • Kim Cardenas
  • Czarinah Lusuegro
  • Greg Gregorio
  • Maria Shiela Frias
  • Merry Ann Bastasa
  • Judy Ann Amaca
  • Ephraim Gaytos

Provincial Correspondents

See also

Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation
Government of the Philippines (Presidential Communications Office) (100%)
Radio stations
Television networks
Free-to-air channels
Digital TV channels
Other assets
Divisions
Former assets
See also


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