ABS-CBN Corp. is banking on a packed entertainment lineup led by Coco Martin, BINI and new Star Cinema releases to revive revenues after a weak first quarter hit by softer advertising demand and the absence of blockbuster events.
The Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines (EJAP) is opening its doors to the public like never before, turning its decades of work into a documentary.
GMA Network posted a modest rise in profit in 2025, with earnings supported by political advertising that helped offset softer demand in its core business.
ABS-CBN Entertainment reached 54.5 million YouTube subscribers in 2025, making it the most subscribed media and entertainment channel in Southeast Asia, based on Tubular and YouTube Analytics data.
Filipinos in their late 20s to late 50s are turning decisively away from broadcast media, with a new study showing Gen X and Millennials overwhelmingly getting their entertainment and information from digital platforms — and choosing to “watch” more than any other media activity.
Media giant ABS-CBN Corp. reported softer nine month revenues but stronger cost control as total consolidated revenues slipped to P11.75 billion from P12.12 billion last year.
YouTube is positioning itself as the “new TV” in the Philippines, arguing that it now delivers superior advertising reach and return on investment compared with traditional television and social media platforms.
ABS-CBN is accelerating its digital push by bringing the ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) to iWant, offering live and on-demand streaming starting August 27.