August 8, 2007
Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila
The National Broadcasting Network (NBN) together with Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) for the coverage A Time for Heroes: 24th Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.
Last August 14 at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza a grand media launch of A Time for Heroes, 2007 Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand attended by entertainment and sports columnists and writers.
Spotted in the launching were Ambassador Marciano Paynor, Jr., Senator Alan Peter Cayetano, former Ilocos Sur Governor Luis Singson and former Senator Vicente Sotto III.
Also present in the occasion were Atty. Dong Puno, Prof. Cheche Lazaro, Christian Esguerra, Sis. Angelique Lazo-Mayuga, NBN general manager and chief executive officer Jose Isabelo, Airtime Marketing producer Tess Celestino-Howard, PAGCOR Chairman Efrahim Genuino, POC Chairman Jose Cojuangco, Jr., PSC Chairman William Ramirez, Ricky Lo, Boy Abunda, Butch Francisco, Raymond Gutierrez, Joey de Leon, Crispina Belen, Jeffrey Espiritu, Dindo Balares, Isah V. Red, Ricky Calderon, German Moreno, Lolit Solis, Cristy Fermin and DJ Jhai Ho.
To recall, the country hosted the 23rd Southeast Asian Games in 2005 it emerged as overall champion of the games.
By the start of -ber months when television networks, newspapers and websites would set- up their countdown clocks for the 24th Southeast Asian Games in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand.
Beng Chua, Michael Knight, Terence Khan and Dennis Antenor, Jr. would provide voice-over for the countdown and teaser plugs on radio and television.
The title of the special to be called "A Time for Heroes".
Beng Chua, Michael Knight, Terence Khan and Dennis Antenor, Jr. would provide voice-over for the countdown and teaser plugs on radio and television.
The title of the special to be called "A Time for Heroes".
The coverage will be shown live and exclusive on NBN-4, ABC-5 and IBC-13.
The Official Media Partners are Inquirer Group of Companies, CNN International, Digital Out of Home (DOOH), United Neon Media Group, Bombo Radyo Philippines, Manila Broadcasting Company, Philippine Broadcasting Service, Radio Mindanao Network and Viber.
This coverage was powered by the Philippine Sports Commission and UCare, co-presented by the Department of Tourism, Alaxan FR and Petron, host broadcaster NEP, and in part by Pride Detergent, Unique Toothpaste, Smart Dishwashing, StarWax Floor Wax, Shield Bath Soap, White Rose Kojic Whitening Soap, Senokot, White Flower, Symdex D, Meralco, Jollibee, Hapee Toothpaste, Capsulac, Accel, MC Billboards, Tanduay, Nestle Milo, Globe, TM, PLDT, Smart, Facebook, Friendster, Multiply, Myspace, Twitter, YouTube, SM Supermalls, Eyeberry, Dunkin Donuts, Cherry Mobile, Fukuda, My Juiz, AICS, Manila Bulletin, 2GO, GES, Steeltech Colored Roofing and M Lhuillier Financial Services, Inc.
It is the most-watched television coverage next to the Second EDSA Revolution that deposed President (now Manila Mayor) Joseph Estrada and installed Vice President (now President) Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as president, the World Youth Day 1995 in Manila to see Pope John Paul II when the closing mass held at the Quirino Grandstand in Rizal Park was the largest papal crowd in history until being surpassed on January 18, 2015 during the visit of Pope Francis, Miss Universe 1994 won by Sushmita Sen of India and 1992 Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.
In 2005, the host Philippines performance was its best ever yet in Southeast Asian Games history, emerged as overall champion of the games.
The opening ceremony which divided into eight segments was held on 6 December 2007 at 7 p.m. (8 p.m. local time) at the 80th birthday stadium.
The country is looking to improve its 6th place finish where it hauled 41 gold, 91 silver and 96 bronze medals.
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