Teledyaryo

Teledyaryo
Genre	Newscast; Live action
Created by	National Broadcasting Network/People's Television Network
Developed by	NBN/PTV News and Public Affairs
Directed by	Ed Finlan
Presented by	see Teledyaryo Anchors
Country of origin	Philippines
Production
Location(s)	NBN/PTV 4 Studio, Quezon City
Running time	1 hour
Broadcast
Original channel	NBN/PTV
Original run	July 16, 2001 – July 1, 2012
Chronology
Preceded by	Pambansang Balita Ala-Una; Pambansang Balita Ala-Sais; National Network News; News Flash sa 4
Followed by	News@1; PTV Sports; News@6; NewsLife; PTV Newsbreak; The Weekend News

Teledyaryo (a portmanteau of telebisyon and dyaryo, Filipino words meaning television and newspaper, respectively; hence, "Newspaper Television") was the flagship newscast of People's Television Network. Shown every weeknight at 6:00 pm Philippine Standard Time, it was anchored by Ian Ardiente and Angelique Lazo (weekdays), Rocky Ignacio on Saturdays and Joseph Parafina on Sundays. All of its editions are aired overseas via PTV World (formerly known as NBN World).

Background[]

In line with the network's relaunch as the National Broadcasting Network (NBN), Teledyaryo was started airing on July 16, 2001 and anchored by Gani Oro and Chino Trinidad. It was a two-hour primetime-nightly news program, which will give emphasis to the network's major thrust - news. It was originally aired from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm (with Philippine Lotto Draw at 9:00-9:15 pm), it was a counter-programming to the usual primetime fare. The opening says, "Nagmumula sa pambansang sentro ng balitaan ng National Broadcasting Network at NBN World, narito ang Teledyaryo." The newscast became popular when it aired live footages of the September 11 attacks. With the introduction of international broadcasts in 2003 with the birth of NBN World, Teledyaryo became the first Philippine newscast to be broadcast overseas.

From 2001 until the newscast's end in 2012, it produced several spin-offs on different timeslots. These include:

Teledyaryo Business* (2006-2008, renamed as Money Matters from 2008 until 2010 it returned to its original name from 2010-2012)
Teledyaryo News Bulletin* (2010-2012, top of the hour newscast)
Teledyaryo Primetime (2010-2012, main newscast; early evening newscast from 2006-2008 as Primetime Teledyaryo with Rey Langit and Angelique Lazo; and reverted into Teledyaryo from 2008-2010)
Teledyaryo Sports* (2006-2008, renamed as NBN Sports from 2008 until 2010 it returned to its original name from 2010-2012)
Teledyaryo: Final Edition* (2005-2008, renamed as Batingaw from May 26, 2008 until August 13, 2010 it returned to its original name on early August 16, 2010 and late night newscast)
Teledyaryo Weekend (2009-2012, saturday & sunday 6:00 PM evening newscast)
TeleAga (2002–2005, 6:00 AM Morning Newscast)
Teledyaryo Alas Nuwebe* (2005-2008, 9:00 AM morning newscast)
Teledyaryo Alas Dose* (2005-2008 and 2010-2012, renamed as NBN Lunchbreak News from 2008-2010, 12:00 NN noontime/afternoon newscast)
Teledyaryo Panlalawigan* (2005-2008, provincial newscast @ 2:00 PM)
Teledyaryo Ala-Una* (2001-2005, 1:00 PM afternoon newscast)
Teledyaryo Alas Tres* (2005-2008, 3:00 PM afternoon newscast)
Teledyaryo Alas Kuwatro* (2001-2005, 4:00 PM afternoon newscast)
Teledyaryo Alas Nuwebe/Alas Diyes* (2001-2003, 9:00 PM/10:00 PM evening newscast)

Those marked with * are spin-offs that no longer produced.

Teledyaryo aired their last broadcast on July 1, 2012 due to PTV reformat and replaced by News@1, PTV Sports, News@6 and NewsLife. However, Teledyaryo is still used by PTV-4 Ylocos (Vigan) as Teledyaryo Ylocos for its regional newscasts.

Final Anchors[]

Audrey Gorriceta (News Bulletin: 2010-2012)
Ian Ardiente (Main Edition: 2008-2012)
Angelique Lazo (Main Edition: 2006-2012)
Snow Badua (Sports Edition: 2006-2012)
Kathy San Gabriel (Final Edition: 2006-2008, 2010-2012)
Aljo Bendijo (Final Edition: 2007-2008, 2010-2012 former Main Edition 2007-2008)
Rocky Ignacio (Saturday Edition: 2008-2012)
Joseph Parafina (Sunday Edition: 2008-2012)

Former anchors[]

Gani Oro (2001-2008 as the anchor of the primetime newscast: moved to K5 News FM Olongapo)
Chino Trinidad (2001-2005, moved to GMA Network)
Flor Perez (2001-2008, moved to UNTV, Deceased)
Louella de Cordova-Malvar (Main Edition: 2001-2005)
Bernadette Allyson (Teleaga: 2002-2005)
Miguel Gil (BizTalk business segment as a segment host and stock market cmmentator: 2001-2005; Teleaga: 2003-2005 as a segment host and stock market cmmentator; Teledyaryo Business: 2006-2008 and 2010–2012)
Martin Andanar (2003-2005, formerly News5 anchor and now PCOO secretary)
Allan Allanigue (Teledyaryo Alas-Nuwebe: 2005-2008)
Grace Refama (Teledyaryo ng Bayan: 2005-2008)
Ely Saludar (Main Edition: 2004-2008) (moved to Net 25)
Patricia Bermudez (Main Edition: 2001-2004)
Peachy Galindez (Final Edition: 2004-2006)
Katherine de Leon-Vilar (main anchor of the primetime newscast: 2004-2006; Final Edition: 2006-2008 and 2010–2012)
Rolly Gonzalo (Main Edition: 2001-2006)
Bobby Guanzon (2005-2008)
Elizabeth Raymundo (2005-2008)
John Manalili (2005-2008)
Saleema Refran (Teledyaryo Sports Atbp.: 2007-2008; Sunday Edition: 2008-2010, moved to GMA Network)
Jasmin Romero (Teledyaryo Sports Atbp.: 2006-2008, moved to ABS-CBN)
Rey Langit (Main Edition: 2006-2008)
Dennis Principe (Final Edition: 2006-2007)
Nikka Cleofe-Alejar (weather segment: 2001-2008; Teledyaryo Business: 2010-2012)†
Buddy Oberas (2001–2006: Weeknight Edition, 2006-2008: Sunday Edition)

Segment anchors and hosts[]

Edmund Rosales (Sci-Tek sci-tech segment: 2001-2005; weather segment: 2010-2012)
Candace Giron (BizTalk business segment: 2001-2002)
David Nye (segment host: 2001-2005)
Patricia Bermudez-Hizon (Scoreboard sports news segment anchor: 2001-2002)
Christine Ong (Balitang Pandaigdig world news segment anchor: 2001-2005; now with ChannelNews Asia)
Rep. Sandy Ocampo (Sandy Ocampo sa Kongreso: 2001-2005)
Mymy Davao - lifestyle and entertainment features (Bistado entertainment news segment anchor: 2001-2005)
Lala Roque (Scoreboard sports news segment anchor: 2002-2005: moved to GMA Network)
John Lesaca (Muzak: 2001-2005)
Atty. Romy Macalintal (R.A. 7080 Plunder/Pandarambong: 2001-2005; Punto Legal; 2005-2008)
Stephanie Cueva (2004-2005)
Dennis Principe (sports news anchor: 2006-2008)
Chot Reyes (sports news anchor: 2006-2008)
Rafael Dante Cruz (2004-2006)
JR Langit (2006-2008)
Sergio Apostol (2005-2008)

Trivia[]

From 2020 to 2021, its original anchor, Gani Oro has returned to PTV-4 by anchoring the network's afternoon news program, Sentro Balita along also with former Primetime TeleDyaryo anchor Angelique Lazo.

External links[]

Teledyaryo's news report about Ninoy Aquino's assassination from 2002