Ulat Bayan

Ulat Bayan
Created by PTV News
Directed by John Cruz (Saturday and Sunday)
Boy Osoyos (Saturday and Sunday)
Opening theme "Day Trader" by Giovanni Lodigiani, Proud Music [1]
Country of origin Philippines
Original language(s) Filipino
No. of episodes n/a (airs daily)
Production
Executive producer(s) Dionisio Torres (Saturday and Sunday)
Juliet Caranguian (Saturday and Sunday)
Producer(s) Edgar Reyes (Head, News, Public Affairs)
Rocky Ignacio (Head, News Operations)
Production location(s) PTV 4 Studio A, Quezon City
Camera setup Multicamera setup
Running time 60 minutes
Release
Original network People's Television Network
Picture format 1080i HDTV
Audio format Stereo (Virtual Surround)
Mono (High fidelity)
Original release July 10, 2017 – present
Chronology
Preceded by PTV News Evening Edition
Followed by PTV News (as weeknight newscast)
Related shows Bagong Pilipinas
Daily Info
PTV News
PTV News Headlines
Sentro Balita
PTV Newsbreak

Ulat Bayan (Filipino word for "nation report") is the weekend evening newscast of the People's Television Network.

Started to air as a daily primetime newscast on July 10, 2017, the newscast airs daily from 6:00 to 7:00 PM PST, replacing PTV News Primetime Edition, as part of programming changes brought about by the relaunch of PTV on June 28, 2017. The newscast now air on Saturdays and Sundays from 6:00 to 7:00 PM PST and with replays on Mondays from 6:00 to 7:00 AM PST. It is also simulcasted on government radio network Radyo Pilipinas.

Roughly after two months, the weekday edition was axed and reverted to PTV News, leaving the weekend edition using the Ulat Bayan branding. It is anchored by Rocky Ignacio and Ralph Obina on Saturdays, and Joseph Parafina and Eunice Samonte on Sundays.

Anchors

  • Rocky Ignacio (Saturday)
  • Ralph Obina (Saturday)
  • Joseph Parafina (Sunday)
  • Eunice Samonte (Sunday)

Segment Hosts

  • Ice Martinez (PTV InfoWeather Weekend)
  • Trixie Jaafar (PTV InfoWeather Weekend)
  • Miguel Cruzada (Traffic Watch)

Former Anchors

Reporters

  • Bea Bernardo
  • Joana Cruz
  • John Levi Delima
  • Karol Di
  • Anne Dizon
  • JM Encinas
  • Louisa Erispe
  • Mark Fetalco
  • Allan Francisco
  • Rocky Ignacio
  • Mica Ella Joson
  • Mela Lesmoras
  • Daniel Amos Manalastas
  • Marita Moaje
  • Amee Olila
  • Kenneth Paciente
  • Cleizl Pardilla
  • Pauline Requesto
  • Eunice Samonte
  • Naomi Tiburcio

See also

References

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