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Also in the early years, KADN had its own news department, first with five-minute newsbreaks and then its own 5 : 00 pm daily newscast called " Acadiana in Review ".
"Arlyn de la Cruz stretches the limits of ethical journalism, " two staffers for Newsbreak, a political magazine, said in a story posted on the Philippine Daily Inquirer's Web site.
The show had been scheduled for a hiatus this week, but will instead provide " newsbreaks " on the scandal as part of what it has gleefully called " Countdown to Impeachment'98 ."
"' Newsbreak "'is a late-night news program of DZXL-TV Channel 9 anchored by Bong Lapira during the pre-martial law era from 1967 until the station was closed in 1972.
Shows include " Preview, Review, Gay View, " akin to " Entertainment Tonight, " and " Gay Nation Newsbreak, " which reports breaking stories of interest to gays and lesbians.

During the station's first few months on the air, the newsbreaks were provided by WNSI-AM ( 1380, now WWMI ) in an audio-only format, over a " News Check " slide.
Integrated Bar of the Philippines ( 48, 000 members in 83 chapters nationwide ) president Feliciano Bautista informed Newsbreak newspaper that the bribery expose of Governor Eddie Panlilio triggered hitting the culture of corruption in the Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo administration.
"' 1990 "': The balmy, exotic resort town of Pattaya, Thailand, on the Gulf of Siam, was the site of the World Cup's biggest controversy, and possibly its greatest international newsbreak.
It was shown on BBC2 on Friday afternoons between October and April and ran from 2.15pm until 3.50pm with a three-minute newsbreak at 3pm although occasionally the programme was sometimes extended until as late as 5.30pm.
The SCAW consortium, composed of the Alternative Law Groups, Libertas, Philippine Association of law Schools and the Transparency and Accountability Network, together with the online news magazine " Newsbreak ", reactivated itself for the JBC selection process of candidates.