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The Philippines Are a Chain of More Than 7,000 Tropical Islands with a Fast Growing Economy, an Educated Population and a Strong Attachment to Democracy
1 Philippines Media and telecoms landscape guide August 2012 1 2 Index Page Introduction..................................................................................................... 3 Media overview................................................................................................13 Radio overview................................................................................................22 Radio networks..........……………………..........................................................32 List of radio stations by province................……………………………………42 List of internet radio stations........................................................................138 Television overview........................................................................................141 Television networks………………………………………………………………..149 List of TV stations by region..........................................................................155 Print overview..................................................................................................168 Newspapers………………………………………………………………………….174 News agencies.................................................................................................183 Online media…….............................................................................................188 Traditional and informal channels of communication.................................193 Media resources..............................................................................................195 Telecoms overview.........................................................................................209 -
Periyar University, Salem-636
PERIYAR UNIVERSITY, SALEM-636 011 CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS Scheme of (July-2013) PRIDE Examinations for the Students Admitted through the Study Centres situated at the States in Tamilnadu,Pudhucherry and Other States Revised Time Table SEMESTER (Academic Year 2001 – 02 Students only) I – Semester B.A. Economics Sl. No P. Code Title of the Paper Date & Day 1 DAAA Tamil - I 08.08.2013 Thur FN 2 DABK English - I 10.08.2013 Sat FN 3 DACK Micro Economics 11.08.2013 Sun FN 4 DACM Elementary Statistics 12.08.2013 Mon FN 5 DACN Allied Rural Banking I 13.08.2013 Tue FN II – Semester B.A. Economics Sl. No P. Code Title of the Paper Date & Day 1 DAAJ Tamil – II 03.08.2013 Sat FN 2 DABL English - II 04.08.2013 Sun FN 3 DACT Micro Economics II 05.08.2013 Mon FN 4 DACV Elementary Statistics II 06.08.2013 Tue FN 5 DACW Allied Rural Banking II 07.08.2013 Wed FN III – Semester B.A. Economics Sl. No P. Code Title of the Paper Date & Day 1 DAAS Tamil – III 29.07.2013 Mon FN 2 DABM English - III 30.07.2013 Tue FN 3 DACP Allied: Principles of Commerce I 31.07.2013 Wed FN 4 DADC Indian Economy Problem and Policies I 01.08.2013 Thur FN 5 DADD Monetary Economics 02.08.2013 Fri FN IV – Semester B.A. Economics Sl. No P. Code Title of the Paper Date & Day 1 DABB Tamil – IV 03.08.2013 Sat AN 2 DABN English - IV 04.08.2013 Sun AN 3 DACY Allied: Principles of Commerce – II 05.08.2013 Mon AN 4 DADF Indian Economy Problem and Policies II 06.08.2013 Tue AN 5 DADG Monetary Economics II 07.08.2013 Wed AN V – Semester B.A. -
Periyar University
PERIYAR UNIVERSITY PERIYAR PALKALAI NAGAR,SALEM - 636011 Scheme of (December 2016 ) PRIDE Examinations for the Students Admitted through the Study Centres Situated in Tamilnadu, Pudhucherry and Other States FOUNDATION (2008-09 ONWARDS) I-YEAR - FOUNDATION Sl.No SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT NAME EXAM DATE SESSION 1 BFOA TAMIL - I 07-01-2017 FN 2 BFOE TELUGU - I 07-01-2017 FN 3 BFOF KANNADA - I 07-01-2017 FN 4 BFOG MALAYALAM - I 07-01-2017 FN 5 BFOH URDU - I 07-01-2017 FN 6 BFOI HINDI - I 07-01-2017 FN 7 BFOJ FRENCH - I 07-01-2017 FN 8 BFOK SANSKRIT - I 07-01-2017 FN 9 BFOL ARABIC - I 07-01-2017 FN 10 BFOC ENGLISH - I 08-01-2017 FN II - YEAR - FOUNDATION Sl.No SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT NAME EXAM DATE SESSION 11 BFOB TAMIL - II 28-12-2016 AN 12 BFOM HINDI - II 28-12-2016 AN 13 BFOR TELUGU - II 28-12-2016 AN 14 BFOS KANNADA - II 28-12-2016 AN 15 BFOT MALAYALAM - II 28-12-2016 AN 16 BFOU URDU - II 28-12-2016 AN 17 BFOV FRENCH - II 28-12-2016 AN 18 BFOW SANSKRIT - II 28-12-2016 AN 19 BFOX ARABIC - II 28-12-2016 AN 20 BFOD ENGLISH - II 29-12-2016 AN Time : FN - 10.00 am. to 1.00 pm. AN - 2.00 pm. to 5.00 pm Page 1 of 107 PERIYAR UNIVERSITY PERIYAR PALKALAI NAGAR,SALEM - 636011 Scheme of (December 2016 ) PRIDE Examinations for the Students Admitted through the Study Centres Situated in Tamilnadu, Pudhucherry and Other States 2008-09 ONWARDS I-YEAR - B.A - TAMIL Sl.No SUBJECT CODE SUBJECT NAME EXAM DATE SESSION 1 BATC ed;D}y;> ahg;ngUq;fyf; fhhpif 09-01-2017 FN 2 BATD ,f;fhy ,yf;fpaq;fs; 11-01-2017 FN 3 BATE rhh;G ghlk; 1 jkpof tuyhWk; gz;ghLk; 13-01-2017 -
2011 Communications
20 Communications Introduction . E fficient communication systems bridge all sectors making the transfer of communication fast and smooth. It makes communication between individuals and among entities easy and the transfer of information and data speedy and secure. Reliable and efficient communication systems, in effect, can help spur and generate expanded markets for industries and for the country’s economic growth and development. Recognizing this, the Philippine government, through the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), has continued to create and implement programs that will support the demands of the public for a more efficient communications system. Today, the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has advanced quite well marking the government to find needed strategies to promote its sustainable development. Presented in this chapter are data on the telecommunications industry as well as statistics on ICT. Postal services, print media, film industry and advertising services are likewise discussed. 20.1 Telecommunications Development of Telecommunications Telecommunication industry had its beginning in 1867 when the telegraph service was first introduced. The sole telecommunications infrastructure by that time included submarine cables installed by a foreign company, the Royal Telegraph Corporation. These lines connected Manila and Corregidor when the country was then a colony of Spain. Thereafter, submarine cables were extended to other parts of the country. Later in the same year, two other companies forged a 20-year development contract with the Spanish government, linking Manila with Cebu, Bacolod, Capiz, and Iloilo. Shortly after, the country developed overseas connections via submarine cables connecting Bolinao in Pangasinan to Hong Kong. The coming of the Americans in the 1900s improved communication facilities.