This article is about the television channel. For the media conglomerate and network's corporate name, see ABS-CBN Corporation.
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ABS-CBN (an initialism of the network's former names, Alto Broadcasting System - Chronicle Broadcasting Network) was a Philippine commercial broadcast television network that is the flagship property of ABS-CBN Corporation, a company under Lopez Holdings Corporation, ran by the López family.
Alto Broadcasting System
1953–1961
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Typography:
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Plaza/DK Carambola
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Launched:
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October 23, 1953
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ABS-CBN was founded on October 23, 1953 as ABS known as Alto Broadcasting System. The logo used consisted of a triangle representing a transmitter tower and a circle representing its signals - a precursor of sorts to the iconic logo style that would be launched 10 years later.
Chronicle Broadcasting Network
1956–1961
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Launched:
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September 24, 1956
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The logo of Chronicle Broadcasting Network (CBN) consisted of three blocks with the text CBN.
ABS-CBN
1961–1963
In 1961, with the opening of the network's first provincial station in Cebu, ABS and CBN merged to form "ABS-CBN". The first logo of the newly-formed network consisted of a black box with the ABS and CBN names on it, and a big letter B connecting the ABS and CBN names. The logo is placed between two numbers, 3 and 9, which then represented the network's owned channels in Metro Manila during this period, with both numbers having their own "channel" name placed on top, thus representing the names "Channel 3" and "Channel 9".
1963–1972; 1986–2000 (ABS-CBN Malayan typeface era)
1963–1967
Designer:
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Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis (with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.)
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A simplified version of ABS' former symbol was used in 1963. The symbol, which appeared together with the ABS-CBN name in the form of Malayan letters, had four rings, the transmitter appearing in the simplified form of a triangle, and the rectangle being replaced by a square frame appearing with rounded edges.
The merged ABS and CBN acronyms concept was again used 33 years later in 2000.
1967–1972; 1986–2000
1967–1972
Designer:
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Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis (with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.), Wili Fernandez (font customization)
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ABS-CBN Contemera
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Launched:
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February 1, 1967
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The now-iconic design consisting of three rings, a line, and a square made its debut on February 1, 1967. The logo, then in monochrome black and white, had three rings that represent the three island groups of the Philippines (Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao) and a vertical line signifying a transmitter, with a square enclosing the symbol. The symbol resembles a lollipop and spinning top toy (trumpo in Filipino), and also resembling the logo of American recording companies Columbia Records and CBS Records International (although Columbia Records and CBS Records International has a vertical line underneath the circles instead of within the circles and also have a left-slant line, and a black circle at the middle).
The ABS and CBN letters are separated, with ABS on top and CBN at the bottom - possibly an ode to ABS (formerly owned by the Quirino family until 1957) and CBN (owned by the Lopez family) being once two separate entities prior to 1961.
1986–2000
Designer:
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Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis (with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.), Wili Fernandez (font customization)
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ABS-CBN Contemera
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Launched:
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September 14, 1986
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In time for the color television broadcasts in the mid 1960's, ABS-CBN started incorporating the now-iconic RGB colors into the rings of its logo. Also, the white frame was swapped for a black box outline. The logo was used in 1970 to promote color broadcasting and ended in 1972.
Despite that it officially stopped its usage in 2000, this logo is still used outside its headquarters, at the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center building, and inside ELJ Communications Center.
2000–2020 (ABS-CBN Rotis typeface and Crystal Plane era)
2000–2014
Designer:
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Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis (with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.)
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Typography:
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Rotis Semi Serif (logo, on-air)
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Launched:
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January 1, 2000
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The logo was given a major revamp on January 1, 2000, with the dawn of the new millennium. The ABS and CBN acronyms merged again after 33 years but the ABS-CBN text is located below the symbol instead of the above like the 1963–1967 logo and the hyphen is used between the acronyms instead of a dot. The three rings and vertical line remain, but the outlined black box encasing them was removed and replaced by a grey square. The ABS and CBN acronyms are now also in Rotis Semi Serif typeface, becoming the network's typeface since then and it is still used even after the shutdown of its main terrestrial channel (Channel 2) in May 5, 2020.
Despite that it officially stopped its usage in 2014, the 2000 logo continued to be used as on-screen bug logo until October 30, 2015, on sign-on and sign-off until March 23, 2016, on opening of some of its shows until 2018 with the last show to use the 2000 logo is Wansapanataym, on the logos of its programming blocks PrimeTanghali and Primetime Bida until the shutdown of the main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel on May 5, 2020 due to the expiration of its broadcast franchise, inside the network's headquarters, on microphone flags, at the end of the network's Philippine National Anthem music video until the shutdown of its main terrestrial channel on May 2020, on some of the network's service vehicles, on Plaque of Appreciation (where its corporate name and network's parent company of the same name is used), on Pinoy Big Brother house until June 2015, at the bottom-right of YouTube videos of the network's entertainment division and as the logo of ABS-CBN Licensing until 2019, at the ID card used to enter the network's headquarters, and on an ID lace of some of its employees.
2014–2020
Designer:
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Jun Jison, Iggy Vitalis (with added elements by Eugenio Lopez, Jr.) FutureBrand (logo modification and visual elements)
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Typography:
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Rotis Semi Serif (modified; logo) Gotham and Gotham Black (on-air)
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Launched:
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October 7, 2013 (reveal/secondary) January 1, 2014 (official)
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As ABS-CBN prepared to celebrate 60 years in television, the network began working for the modification of its 2000–2014 logo in 2012 when the bosses saw it was time to review how the Kapamilya network presented itself to its consumers. ABS-CBN executives which included Bartolome, Labayen, and other executives—review the network’s visual identity and logo. The process entailed designing hundreds of sample ABS-CBN logos ranging from slightly altered versions of the three rings to the extremely far-off. Singapore-based design firm FutureBrand was chosen to design its future new logo and associated visual elements. The hundreds of logo studies were narrowed down to three and finally one–a minimally altered version of the 2000 logo.
ABS-CBN then modified its 2000 logo design, being the final design for its new logo by January 1, 2014, on October 7. 2013 as secondary logo as part of the network's 60th anniversary, preparation for digital television broadcasts, and a nod to the bigger role of new media in the network’s interests where the typeface of the name has been simplified by removing the serifs, the rings and vertical line are drawn thicker, and the grey square is replaced with a white square. The removal of the serifs also modified the letter "C" as where the serif for the "B" from the 2000 logo was used to be located is now overtook by the "C". The letter "S" and the hyphen are now the only retaining aspect from the 2000 logo, with the "S" still uses the 2000 typeface. As secondary logo to the 2000–2014 logo, it was used at the end of its 2013 Christmas Station ID "Magkasama Tayo sa Kuwento ng Pasko", on 2013 Barangay Elections logo, at the end of Be Careful with My Heart wedding episode and Miss Universe 2013 teasers, and at the back of Tulong Na, Tabang Na, Tayo Na t-shirt. The logo then officially became the primary logo on January 1, 2014 where ABS-CBN now started to adapt the Gotham and Gotham Black fonts for most uses which became the network's typeface since then, with Rotis Semi Serif is now only used in the ABS-CBN text.
On May 05, 2020, ABS-CBN was issued a cease and desist order by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), after the NTC refused to renew the network's broadcast franchise, resulting in its shutdown. Two months later on July 10, 2020, the House Committee voted 70-11 to reject the franchise renewal of the network. As a result of the non-renewal of its broadcast franchise, its channel 2 frequency was then handed over by the NTC to ALLTV in January 05, 2022 and it was replaced by other channels owned by the network such as Kapamilya Channel (launched on June 13, 2020 through cable and satellite providers) and A2Z (through ABS-CBN's blocktime agreement with ZOE Broadcasting Network), plus blocktimes and partnerships with other networks such as TV5 and GMA Network. However, it is still used for corporate purposes, logo of the network's parent company of the same name, divisions such as ABS-CBN Entertainment, as opening logo of some shows, and at the end of Christmas and Summer station IDs that were released after the shutdown of the main ABS-CBN terrestrial channel such as the 2020 Christmas Station ID "Ikaw ang Liwanag at Ligaya" and 2021 Summer ID "Feel Good Pilipinas".
See also
External links
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Alto Broadcasting System (1953–1961) Chronicle Broadcasting Network (1956–1961)
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ABS-CBN (1961–1972)
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Series:
1960s–1990s (1962–1999): Mga Bayani sa Kalawakan | Hiwaga sa Bahay na Bato | Larawan ng Pag-Ibig | Prinsipe Amante | Elisa | Angkan | Luneta: Discovery Hour | Hilakbot | Ina | Ang Pamilya Ko | Pag-ibig o Karangalan | Umiikot ang Kapalaran | Agila | Bubog sa Puso | Sta. Zita At Si Mary Rose | Anna Luna | Pag-ibig o Karangalan | Sta. Zita At Si Mary Rose | Isabel, Sugo ng Birhen | Agila | Sebya, Mahal Kita | Valiente | Mara Clara (1992) | Alab | Anna Luna | Familia Zaragoza | Gimik | Esperanza | Mula sa Puso (1997) | Oka Tokat | Marinella | G-mik | Ang Munting Paraiso | Tabing Ilog | Saan Ka Man Naroroon | Labs Ko Si Babe
2000s (2000–2009): Early 2000s (2000–2003): Labs Ko Si Babe | Pangako Sa 'Yo (2000) | Saan Ka Man Naroroon | Sa Dulo Ng Walang Hanggan | Marinella | Recuerdo de Amor | Sa Puso Ko Iingatan Ka | Your Honor | Ang Munting Paraiso | G-mik | Oka Tokat | Kay Tagal Kang Hinintay | Bituin | Berks | Darating ang Umaga | Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas | Basta't Kasama Kita | Tabing Ilog | It Might Be You Mid-Late 2000s (2004–2005): Berks | Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas | Basta't Kasama Kita | Marina | Sarah the Teen Princess | Mangarap Ka | Hiram | Maid in Heaven | Krystala | Spirits | It Might Be You | 'Til Death Do Us Part | Mga Anghel na Walang Langit | Ikaw ang Lahat sa Akin | Kampanerang Kuba | Vietnam Rose | Ang Panday (2005) Late 2000s (2006–2009): Mga Anghel na Walang Langit | Vietnam Rose | Ang Panday (2005) | Gulong Ng Palad | Sa Piling Mo | Bituing Walang Ningning | Calla Lily | Super Inggo | Crazy for You | Maging Sino Ka Man | Sana Maulit Muli | Maria Flordeluna | Palimos ng Pag-ibig | Rounin | Hiram na Mukha | Walang Kapalit | May Minamahal | Ysabella | Natutulog Ba ang Diyos? | Margarita | Kokey | Pangarap na Bituin | Lastikman | Prinsesa ng Banyera | Princess Sarah | Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbabalik | Patayin sa Sindak si Barbara | Kung Fu Kids | Palos | Lobo | Maligno | Ligaw na Bulaklak | My Girl | Iisa Pa Lamang | Dyosa | I Love Betty La Fea | Kahit Isang Saglit | Pieta | Eva Fonda | Tayong Dalawa | May Bukas Pa | Kambal sa Uma | Only You | Bud Brothers | The Wedding | Katorse | Dahil May Isang Ikaw | Ang Lalaking Nagmahal sa Akin | Florinda | Lovers in Paris | Nagsimula sa Puso | Somewhere in My Heart | My Cheating Heart
2010s (2010–2019): Early 2010s (2010–2013): Katorse | Tanging Yaman | Dahil May Isang Ikaw | Kung Tayo'y Magkakalayo | Nagsimula sa Puso | Magkano Ang Iyong Dangal? | My Cheating Heart | Love Is Only in the Movies | Habang May Buhay | May Bukas Pa | Agua Bendita | The Substitute Bride | Rubi | You're Mine, Only Mine | Lumang Piso Para sa Puso | Love Me Again | Gimik 2010 | Impostor | Rosalka | Momay | Magkaribal | Midnight Phantom | Noah | Kristine | 1DOL | Alyna | Kokey at Ako | Imortal | Juanita Banana | Mara Clara (2011) | Sabel | Mutya | Green Rose | Mana Po | Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin | Mula sa Puso (2011) | Good Vibes | Guns and Roses | Reputasyon | Maria la del Barrio | My Binondo Girl | Growing Up | Nasaan Ka Elisa? | Budoy | Angelito: Batang Ama | Ikaw ay Pag-ibig | Walang Hanggan | Lumayo Ka Man Sa Akin | Mundo Man ay Magunaw | E-Boy | Oka Tokat | Wako Wako | Dahil Sa Pag-ibig | Kung Ako'y Iiwan Mo | Princess and I | Aryana | Hiyas | Lorenzo's Time | Be Careful with My Heart | Kahit Puso'y Masugatan | Pintada | Angelito: Ang Bagong Yugto | Ina, Kapatid, Anak | A Beautiful Affair | Paraiso | Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw | May Isang Pangarap | Kahit Konting Pagtingin | Juan Dela Cruz | Apoy sa Dagat | Little Champ | Dugong Buhay | My Little Juan | Annaliza | Huwag Ka Lang Mawawala | Muling Buksan Ang Puso | Got to Believe | Bukas Na Lang Kita Mamahalin | Galema: Anak ni Zuma | Maria Mercedes | Honesto Mid-Late 2010s (2014–2015): Maria Mercedes | Got to Believe | Honesto | Annaliza | Galema: Anak ni Zuma | The Legal Wife | Ikaw Lamang | Dyesebel | Mirabella | Moon of Desire | Sana Bukas pa ang Kahapon | Pure Love | Hawak Kamay | Be Careful with My Heart | Two Wives | Forevermore | Bagito | Dream Dad | Oh My G! | Flor de Liza | Nasaan Ka Nang Kailangan Kita | Inday Bote | Bridges of Love | Nathaniel | Pangako Sa 'Yo (2015) | Pasión de Amor | Ningning | On the Wings of Love | Doble Kara | All of Me | Ang Probinsyano | Walang Iwanan | You're My Home | And I Love You So | Late 2010s (2016–2019): Ang Probinsyano | Ningning | All of Me | Pasión de Amor | On the Wings of Love | And I Love You So | You're My Home | Be My Lady | Tubig at Langis | Dolce Amore | We Will Survive | The Story of Us | My Super D | Born for You | Till I Met You | The Greatest Love | Magpahanggang Wakas | Langit Lupa | A Love to Last | My Dear Heart | Doble Kara | The Better Half | Wildflower | Pusong Ligaw | Ikaw Lang ang Iibigin | La Luna Sangre | The Promise of Forever | The Good Son | Hanggang Saan | Asintado | Sana Dalawa Ang Puso | The Blood Sisters | Bagani | Since I Found You | Araw Gabi | Halik | Ngayon at Kailanman | Playhouse | Kadenang Ginto | Los Bastardos | The General's Daughter | Nang Ngumiti ang Langit | Hiwaga ng Kambat | Sino ang May Sala?: Mea Culpa | The Killer Bride | Parasite Island | Pamilya Ko | Sandugo | Starla | The Haunted
2020s (2020–present): Early 2020s (2020–2023): Ang Probinsyano 3 4 | Starla | Make It with You | The Killer Bride | A Soldier's Heart | The Haunted | Love Thy Woman | 24/7 | Pamilya Ko | Sandugo | May Bukas Pa1 | 100 Days to Heaven1 | On the Wings of Love2 | Wildflower2 | The Legal Wife2 | Walang Hanggan2 | Got to Believe2 | Wildflower2 | Tubig at Langis2 | Ang sa Iyo ay Akin3 4 | Walang Hanggang Paalam3 4 | Bagong Umaga4 | Huwag Kang Mangamba3 4 | Init sa Magdamag3 4 | La Vida Lena3 4 | He's Into Her4 | Marry Me, Marry You3 4 | Viral Scandal3 4 | The Broken Marriage Vow3 4 | My Papa Pi4 | 2 Good 2 Be True3 4 | Love in 40 Days3 4 | Flower of Evil4 | A Family Affair3 4 | Darna3 4 | Run to Me4 | The Iron Heart3 4 | Dirty Linen3 4 | Batang Quiapo3 4 5 7 8 | Unbreak My Heart 5 9 | Pira-pirasong Paraiso3 4 5 | Nag-aapoy na Damdamin3 4 | Senior High3 4 | Can't Buy Me Love3 4 | Linlang: The Teleserye Version3 4 5
Upcoming: The Bag Man | It's Okay Not To Be Okay | Pamilya Sagrado | What's Wrong with Secretary Kim? | Meteor Garden | Chicago Typewriter | The Last Destiny | The Blacklist | Doctor Stranger | Sky Castle | Undercover Nemesis
Notes:
1Re-aired on ABS-CBN due to the quarantine caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines (March 16 to May 4, 2020 for May Bukas Pa, and March 16 to May 5, 2020 for 100 Days to Heaven). Both were also aired on the network's live streaming platform Kapamilya Online Live in 2021.
2Re-aired on ABS-CBN due to the quarantine caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines.
3Co-produced with and/or also aired on TV5 as part of the TodoMax Primetime Singko and Hapon Champion lineups.
4Also aired on A2Z.
5Co-produced with Dreamscape Entertainment.
6Co-produced with Star Creatives.
7Co-produced with FPJ Productions.
8Co-produced with Regal Entertainment, Inc.
9Co-produced with and only aired on GMA Network.
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Part of Lopez Holdings Corporation
Predecessors:
ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation/ABS-CBN Corporation (Bolinao Electronics Corporation | Alto Broadcasting System/Alto Sales Corporation | Chronicle Broadcasting Network)
Non ABS-CBN-owned companies (Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation)
Successors:
ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation/ABS-CBN Corporation (People's Television Network (channel 4 space) | Radio Philippines Network (channel 9 space) | ALLTV (channel 2 space) | SMNI (channel 43 space))
Owner
Lopez Holdings Corporation (56.28%) | ABS-CBN Holdings Corporation (32.21%) | Public Ownership (42.80%)
Divisions
ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs (Other) | ABS-CBN Studios (Other) | CineMedia Group (Dreamscape Entertainment (On-Screen Logos) | Dreamscape Digital | Cosyne Multimedia) | iCONN | Media Serbisyo Production Corporation8 | Rise Artists Studio | Star Creatives (Star Creatives Television) | Star Magic
Subsidiaries
ABS-CBN Global Ltd. | ABS-CBN International | ABS-CBN International Distribution | ABS-CBN Foundation, Inc. | ABS-CBN Themed Experiences | ABS-CBN Shared Service Center | ABS-CBN Studios | All Youth Channels | Bantay Bata 163 | Bantay Kalikasan | Sagip Kapamilya | Knowledge Channel Foundation | Bayan Productions | Big Dipper | Creative Programs | The Chosen Bun
ABS-CBN Films
Star Cinema | Black Sheep Productions | Quantum Films | TFC at the Movies
TV Stations
DZOE-TV (Metro Manila)1 | DWET-TV2 | DZBB-TV3 | DWDB-TV3 | DWKC-DTV57
Television channels
Analog/Digital free-to-air channels
A2Z1 (Other) | TV52 | GMA Network3 | Knowledge Channel5 | PIE7
Cable/Satellite channels
ABS-CBN News Channel | Cinema One | Cine Mo! | Jeepney TV | Kapamilya Channel | Metro Channel | Myx | TeleRadyo Serbisyo
International channels
ANC Global | S+A Global | Cinema One Global | Myx TV | TFC
Telecommunications and digital media
ABS-CBN Digital Media | ABS-CBN TVplus Digital TV Receiver | Destiny Cable | Sky Cable | Sky Fiber
Licensed products
ABS-CBN Publishing, Inc.
Streaming/Video on demand/Web TV
ABS-CBN Superview | iWant TFC | Kapamilya Online Live | Sky On Demand
YouTube Channels
ABS-CBN Entertainment | ABS-CBN News | ABS-CBN Lifestyle | ABS-CBN Star Cinema | ABS-CBN Talk | MYX Philippines | Push | Star Magic
Internet and Social Media
ABS-CBN Interactive | ABS-CBN News | Bayan Mo, Ipatrol Mo | Choose Philippines | DASH | DZMM.com.ph | Hero | Just Love Kids | KTX | One Music PH | Push.com.ph | PATROL.PH | Star Events | TrabaHanap.com
TV Productions and Partners
Advanced Media Broadcasting System | Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media, Inc. | CBN Asia | GMA Network | TV5 | ZOE Broadcasting Network
Recording companies and other subsidiaries
Old School Records | Lodi Records | DNA Music | Star Music (Logo Variations | Other) | Star Magic Records | StarPop | Tarsier Records | TNT Records | ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra
Inactive
Cinema One Premium HD
Former TV Productions and Subsidiaries
AMCARA Broadcasting Network | Probe Productions | TAPE Inc.
Former and Defunct
Asianovela Channel | ABS-CBN S+A (HD) | ABS-CBN TVplus (service) | ABS-CBN TVplus Go | ABS-CBN (Logo Variations | Other) | ABS-CBNmobile | ABS-CBN Regional Channel | ABS-CBN Sports | The ABS-CBN Store | ABS-CBN Studio Experience | Balls/Balls HD | CgeTV | Hero | KidZania Manila | Kapamilya Box Office | Liga | LVN Pictures Inc. | Maxxx | Multiply | MOR Philippines | Movie Central | O Shopping4 | Tag | Velvet | Roadrunner Network, Inc. | Sky Direct | Skylight Films | Star Home Video | Yey! (Other)
Inactive Radio networks
ABS-CBN Radio
Inactive TV Stations
ABS-CBN Regional
DWWX-TV 2 (Metro Manila) | D-3-ZO-TV (North Luzon) | DZAD-TV (Southern Tagalog) | DYPR-TV (Palawan) | DZNC-TV (Bicol) | DYCB-TV (Central Visayas) | DYAB-TV (Eastern Visayas) | DYAF-TV (Panay) | DYXL-TV (Negros) | DXZT-TV (South Central Mindanao) | DXCS-TV (Cagayan De Oro) | DXAS-TV (Southern Mindanao) | DXLL-TV (Zamboanga)
Inactive Television channels
Analog free-to-air channels
ABS-CBN | ABS-CBN S+A
Digital free-to-air channels
Asianovela Channel | Cine Mo! | Jeepney TV | Kapamilya Box Office | Knowledge Channel | Movie Central | Myx | O Shopping4 | TeleRadyo | Yey!
1Blocktime with ZOE Broadcasting Network
2Partnership and blocktime with the TV5 Network, Inc. subsidiary of MediaQuest Holdings for the airing of some ABS-CBN shows (i.e. FPJ: Da King, ASAP Natin' To, Primetime Bida programming, etc.) and production of Pira-Pirasong Paraiso.
3Partnership with GMA Network for the airing of Star Cinema movies, production of Unbreak My Heart, and for airing of It's Showtime on GTV.
4Joint venture with CJ ENM
5Blocktime with Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media
7In partnership with 917Ventures, Kroma Entertainment, and Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media
8Joint venture with Prime Media Holdings Inc. (through Philippine Collective Media Corporation)
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Businesses/Subsidiaries
Media and Telecommunications
Sky Vision Corporation
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Part of Lopez Holdings Corporation
Predecessors:
ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation/ABS-CBN Corporation (Bolinao Electronics Corporation | Alto Broadcasting System/Alto Sales Corporation | Chronicle Broadcasting Network)
Non ABS-CBN-owned companies (Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation)
Successors:
ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation/ABS-CBN Corporation (People's Television Network (channel 4 space) | Radio Philippines Network (channel 9 space) | ALLTV (channel 2 space) | SMNI (channel 43 space))
Owner
Lopez Holdings Corporation (56.28%) | ABS-CBN Holdings Corporation (32.21%) | Public Ownership (42.80%)
Divisions
ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs (Other) | ABS-CBN Studios (Other) | CineMedia Group (Dreamscape Entertainment (On-Screen Logos) | Dreamscape Digital | Cosyne Multimedia) | iCONN | Media Serbisyo Production Corporation8 | Rise Artists Studio | Star Creatives (Star Creatives Television) | Star Magic
Subsidiaries
ABS-CBN Global Ltd. | ABS-CBN International | ABS-CBN International Distribution | ABS-CBN Foundation, Inc. | ABS-CBN Themed Experiences | ABS-CBN Shared Service Center | ABS-CBN Studios | All Youth Channels | Bantay Bata 163 | Bantay Kalikasan | Sagip Kapamilya | Knowledge Channel Foundation | Bayan Productions | Big Dipper | Creative Programs | The Chosen Bun
ABS-CBN Films
Star Cinema | Black Sheep Productions | Quantum Films | TFC at the Movies
TV Stations
DZOE-TV (Metro Manila)1 | DWET-TV2 | DZBB-TV3 | DWDB-TV3 | DWKC-DTV57
Television channels
Analog/Digital free-to-air channels
A2Z1 (Other) | TV52 | GMA Network3 | Knowledge Channel5 | PIE7
Cable/Satellite channels
ABS-CBN News Channel | Cinema One | Cine Mo! | Jeepney TV | Kapamilya Channel | Metro Channel | Myx | TeleRadyo Serbisyo
International channels
ANC Global | S+A Global | Cinema One Global | Myx TV | TFC
Telecommunications and digital media
ABS-CBN Digital Media | ABS-CBN TVplus Digital TV Receiver | Destiny Cable | Sky Cable | Sky Fiber
Licensed products
ABS-CBN Publishing, Inc.
Streaming/Video on demand/Web TV
ABS-CBN Superview | iWant TFC | Kapamilya Online Live | Sky On Demand
YouTube Channels
ABS-CBN Entertainment | ABS-CBN News | ABS-CBN Lifestyle | ABS-CBN Star Cinema | ABS-CBN Talk | MYX Philippines | Push | Star Magic
Internet and Social Media
ABS-CBN Interactive | ABS-CBN News | Bayan Mo, Ipatrol Mo | Choose Philippines | DASH | DZMM.com.ph | Hero | Just Love Kids | KTX | One Music PH | Push.com.ph | PATROL.PH | Star Events | TrabaHanap.com
TV Productions and Partners
Advanced Media Broadcasting System | Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media, Inc. | CBN Asia | GMA Network | TV5 | ZOE Broadcasting Network
Recording companies and other subsidiaries
Old School Records | Lodi Records | DNA Music | Star Music (Logo Variations | Other) | Star Magic Records | StarPop | Tarsier Records | TNT Records | ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra
Inactive
Cinema One Premium HD
Former TV Productions and Subsidiaries
AMCARA Broadcasting Network | Probe Productions | TAPE Inc.
Former and Defunct
Asianovela Channel | ABS-CBN S+A (HD) | ABS-CBN TVplus (service) | ABS-CBN TVplus Go | ABS-CBN (Logo Variations | Other) | ABS-CBNmobile | ABS-CBN Regional Channel | ABS-CBN Sports | The ABS-CBN Store | ABS-CBN Studio Experience | Balls/Balls HD | CgeTV | Hero | KidZania Manila | Kapamilya Box Office | Liga | LVN Pictures Inc. | Maxxx | Multiply | MOR Philippines | Movie Central | O Shopping4 | Tag | Velvet | Roadrunner Network, Inc. | Sky Direct | Skylight Films | Star Home Video | Yey! (Other)
Inactive Radio networks
ABS-CBN Radio
Inactive TV Stations
ABS-CBN Regional
DWWX-TV 2 (Metro Manila) | D-3-ZO-TV (North Luzon) | DZAD-TV (Southern Tagalog) | DYPR-TV (Palawan) | DZNC-TV (Bicol) | DYCB-TV (Central Visayas) | DYAB-TV (Eastern Visayas) | DYAF-TV (Panay) | DYXL-TV (Negros) | DXZT-TV (South Central Mindanao) | DXCS-TV (Cagayan De Oro) | DXAS-TV (Southern Mindanao) | DXLL-TV (Zamboanga)
Inactive Television channels
Analog free-to-air channels
ABS-CBN | ABS-CBN S+A
Digital free-to-air channels
Asianovela Channel | Cine Mo! | Jeepney TV | Kapamilya Box Office | Knowledge Channel | Movie Central | Myx | O Shopping4 | TeleRadyo | Yey!
1Blocktime with ZOE Broadcasting Network
2Partnership and blocktime with the TV5 Network, Inc. subsidiary of MediaQuest Holdings for the airing of some ABS-CBN shows (i.e. FPJ: Da King, ASAP Natin' To, Primetime Bida programming, etc.) and production of Pira-Pirasong Paraiso.
3Partnership with GMA Network for the airing of Star Cinema movies, production of Unbreak My Heart, and for airing of It's Showtime on GTV.
4Joint venture with CJ ENM
5Blocktime with Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media
7In partnership with 917Ventures, Kroma Entertainment, and Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media
8Joint venture with Prime Media Holdings Inc. (through Philippine Collective Media Corporation)
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Power and Energy
First Philippine Holdings Corporation | First Gen Corporation | First Gas Holdings Corporation | First Gas Power Corporation | FGP Corporation | FG Hydro Power Corporation | FG Bukidnon Power Corporation | First Gen Renewables, Inc. | Energy Development Corporation | Manila Electric Company | Panay Electric Company
Real Estate
Rockwell Land Corporation | First Philippine Industrial Park | First Philippine Realty Corporation | TerraPrime Inc.
Infrastructure
First Balfour, Inc. | First Philippine Industrial Corporation
Manufacturing
First Philippine Electric Corporation | Philippine Electric Corporation | First Electro Dynamics Corporation | First Philippine Power Systems, Inc. | First Sumiden Circuits, Inc. | First Sumiden Realty, Inc. | First Philec Solar Corporation
Other Businesses/Subsidiaries
Asian Eye Institute | Bayad Center | Securities Transfer Services Inc. | ADTEL | Iloilo-Negros Air Express Aviation Corporation
Former Businesses/Subsidiaries
Bayan Telecommunications | Maynilad | The Medical City | Equitable PCI Bank
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Full members
ABC (Australia) |
ANT (RTA) (Afghanistan) |
BB (Bangladesh) |
BBS (Bhutan) |
BPA (Kiribati) |
BTV (Bangladesh) |
CMG (CCTV | CGTN | CNR | CRI) (China) |
ERTU (Egypt) |
FTV (Fiji) |
IBC (Philippines) |
IRIB (Iran) |
İTV (Azerbaijan) |
JRTV (Jordan) |
KBS (South Korea) |
Khabar Agency (KA) (Kazakhstan) |
KRT (North Korea) |
KTRK (Kyrgyzstan) |
LNR (Laos) |
LNTV (Laos) |
MBC (South Korea) |
Mediacorp (Singapore) |
MNB (Mongolia) |
MNL (Papua New Guinea) |
MRTV (Myanmar) |
MTRK (Uzbekistan) |
NBC/PNG (Papua New Guinea) |
PRD (NBT | Radio Thailand) (Thailand) |
NHK (Japan) |
NRTA (China) |
NTV (Nepal) |
PBC (Pakistan) |
Prasar Bharati (DD | AIR) (India) |
PSM (Maldives) |
PTNI/PTV (Philippines) |
PTV (Pakistan) |
QMC (Qatar) |
RNE (Nepal) |
RNZ (New Zealand) |
RRI (Indonesia) |
RTB (Brunei) |
RTM (Malaysia) |
RTTL (East Timor) |
SBA/SAR (Saudi Arabia) |
SBC (Samoa) |
SLBC (Sri Lanka) |
SLRC (Sri Lanka) |
TBC (Tonga) |
TBS (Japan) |
TPT (Thailand) |
TRT (Turkey) |
TTV (Turkmenistan) |
TV5 (Mongolia) |
TVK (Cambodia) |
TVNZ (New Zealand) |
TVRI (Indonesia) |
VBTC (Vanuatu) |
VOV (Vietnam) |
VTV (Vietnam)
Additional full members
ABS-CBN (Philippines) |
Adventist Hope Radio (Kiribati) |
Asian TV (Bangladesh) |
ATN (Afghanistan) |
ATV/SRBC (Pakistan) |
Audio Visual Global Joint Stock (Vietnam) |
CR101 (Bhutan) |
DAB (Myanmar) |
EAP (Sri Lanka) |
EBS (South Korea) |
EduTV (Mongolia) |
Ekoron TV (Mongolia) |
ERTV (Afghanistan) |
FBC (Fiji) |
HBS TV (Mongolia) |
HUM TV (Pakistan) |
ITN (Sri Lanka) |
KFM (Bhutan) |
KTV (Nepal) |
MBC Radio (Sri Lanka) |
MetroTV (Indonesia) |
MN25 (Mongolia) |
MGL Radio (Mongolia) |
MPB (Malaysia) |
MRTBN (Mongolia) |
MTV (Sri Lanka) |
Must Technology (Mongolia) |
NARTBS (TPTV | TP Radio) (Thailand) |
NBS (Kyrgyzstan) |
NDTV (India) |
Neth FM (Sri Lanka) |
NM (Nauru) |
NRTN (Afghanistan) |
PBC (Palestine) |
PBS (Philippines) |
Radio Liban (Lebanon) |
Radio Marshalls V7AB (Marshall Islands) |
Radio Sagarmatha (Nepal) |
Radio Tarana (New Zealand) |
Radio Today (Bangladesh) |
RTHK (Hong Kong) |
RTRC (Kazakhstan) |
SATV (Bangladesh) |
SBS (Australia) |
SBS (South Korea) |
SDRT (China) |
SIBC (Solomon Islands) |
SMG (China) |
SMO (Afghanistan) |
SMR (Jordan) |
SRT (China) |
Star TV (Mongolia) |
SULD (Mongolia) |
TBC (Tuvalu) |
TDM (Macau) |
Thai PBS (Thailand) |
TTV (Solomon Islands) |
TV Derana (Sri Lanka) |
TV9 (Mongolia) |
TVB (Hong Kong) |
TVLAO (Laos) |
TVNZ (New Zealand) |
VIS (Sri Lanka) |
VL2NI (Norfolk Island) |
VMedia (Maldives) |
VTV (Pakistan) |
WAVE TV (Kiribati)
Associate members
1tv (Russia) |
ACORAB (Nepal) |
AIST (Russia) |
AMHB (Malaysia) |
ARD (Germany) |
BAN (Nepal) |
BBC (United Kingdom) |
BEBF (South Korea) |
BTRC (Belarus) |
Click TV (Papua New Guinea) |
CNNI (Hong Kong) |
CRA (Australia) |
Dim Sum TV (Hong Kong) |
EBC (Mongolia) |
FMM (F24 | MCD | RFI) (France) |
FSMBA (Micronesia) |
GOBA TV (Thailand) |
JBA (Japan) |
KBN (South Korea) |
KBP (Philippines) |
KFRF (South Korea) |
KFTF (South Korea) |
MBC (Mauritius) |
MediaCorp TV (Singapore) |
MTVA (Duna Médiaszolgáltató) (Hungary) |
Phoenix TV (Hong Kong) |
Radio Plus (Mauritius) |
Radio Tulsipur (Nepal) |
Rai (Italy) |
ROR (Romania) |
RT (Russia) |
RTR (Russia) |
RTSH (Albania) |
SBN (Mongolia) |
Sudan Radio (Sudan) |
TWR (United States) |
VOA (United States) |
VON (Nigeria) |
VOR (Russia) |
Walesi Ltd (Fiji) |
ZDF (Germany)
Affiliated members
ADINNO (China) |
AFTRS (Australia) |
AKP (Cambodia) |
Apalya (India) |
APT (Hong Kong) |
AsiaSat (Hong Kong) |
B-SAT (Japan) |
BBS (Singapore) |
BECIL (India) |
BNNRC (Bangladesh) |
BSPL (Singapore) |
Canara (India) |
Celcom (Al Jazeera International) (Malaysia) |
CMITS (Philippines) |
CUC (China) |
Dolby (Singapore) |
DVB (Switzerland) |
EA (Singapore) |
EB (Singapore) |
EEVA (Singapore) |
Encompass/EDM (Singapore) |
ET (France) |
Fraunhofer IIS (Germany) |
GCA (Singapore) |
G&D (Germany) |
HCP (Malaysia) |
IABM (United Kingdom) |
iBDC (United States) |
Ikegami (Japan) |
IMDA (Singapore) |
Infotech (Indonesia) |
IBU (Iran) |
JAMCO (Japan) |
JIB (Japan) |
KIRDARC (Nepal) |
KMO (Kazakhstan) |
LS telcom (Germany) |
MBC (Maldives) |
MCML (Mauritius) |
MDC/BU (Palestine) |
MEASAT (Malaysia) |
MediaGenix (Singapore) |
MYTV (Malaysia) |
NAEMM (Uzbekistan) |
NBTC (Thailand) |
Nevion (Norway) |
NewTec (Singapore) |
NHK (G-Media | Int. | ITEC | NEP | NES) (Japan) |
NICTA (Papua New Guinea) |
NIMC (Bangladesh) |
NMN (United Kingdom) |
ORBAN (Germany) |
Panasonic (Singapore) |
PEMRA (Pakistan) |
Piksel |
PINA (Fiji) |
PSAMI (Bangladesh) |
RATEM (Turkey) |
REKAM (Indonesia) |
RFS (Australia) |
RTI of NRTA China (China) |
SMC (Iran) |
Sony (Hong Kong) |
Spacelabs (Malaysia) |
SpaceTech TV (Jordan) |
SPORTSG (Singapore) |
SPR (Malaysia) |
STTM (Indonesia) |
TBSPL (Singapore) |
Telstra Global (Singapore) |
TI ComNet (Japan) |
TIP (United Kingdom) |
TTM (Singapore) |
USI (Switzerland) |
VEL (Canada) |
WSL MSC (Malaysia) |
WW (Singapore) |
Xtra Insights (Australia) |
YCHK (Hong Kong)
Institutional members
AIB (United Kingdom) |
AVIA/CASBAA (Hong Kong) |
DRM (Switzerland) |
IATAS (United States) |
INSI (United Kingdom) |
UN-DPI (United States)
Former members
KASB (Brunei) |
KUAM Communications (Guam) |
KVZK (American Samoa) |
La 1ère (France) |
MIBGI (India) |
Moby (Afghanistan) |
One News Limited |
RIK (Cyprus) |
TTV (Taiwan) |
TV Tokyo (Japan)
Competitions
ATSF |
ARSF |
AIDF |
EASC
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