That event marked a pivotal moment for the company and greater landscape of Philippine media.
The issues and other developments on ABS-CBN’s franchise renewal bid and shutdown in 2020.
That event marked a pivotal moment for the company and greater landscape of Philippine media.
Effectively ending the terrestrial network’s operations.
It marked a najor shift in the landscape of local media.
Nearly five years after the events of May 5, it has become a subject matter in the lower House anew.
The commission has examined the current landscape of Philippine television.
Almost five years since the network was shut down.
Although, that led to the company’s pivot from a terrestrial broadcast network into a local content production powerhouse.
It was a pioneering service offered by what was then-known as DZMM, the AM radio station of ABS-CBN.
The company made the clarification on Tuesday.
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On this day, in 2020, the National Telecommunications Commission issued a cease-and-desist order versus then-leading broadcaster ABS-CBN to shut its free-to-air television and radio stations across the country. The CDO was given to ABS-CBN on the basis that the Kapamilya network’s 1995 franchise had already lapsed the day prior. The said order covered ABS-CBN, S+A, […]
NTC further reassigned former frequencies used by ABS-CBN. Today, it was confirmed that channel 23 — formerly Studio 23 and ABS-CBN Sports + Action — was assigned to Aliw Broadcasting Corporation. Aliw also owns radio station DWIZ 882 AM. Aliw’s parent company ALC also has a majority stake in RPN, which is currently branded on-air […]