ABS-CBN S+A

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1996-1998	1998-2000	2000-2004	2004-2007	2007-2009


2009-2010	2010-2012	2012-2014	2014-2016	2016-present

EEC 23

1992–1996

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Studio 23

1996–2010

1996–1998

On October 12, 1996, Studio 23 was officially launched.

1998–2000

2000–2004

2004–2007

This logo was used during 2004-2007, this logo has a mask with the slogan "Ka BARKADA mo!" .

2007–2009

This logo uses the circle era. The logo still uses the old slogan.

2009–2010

This logo uses still the circle era and the same font.

2010–2014

2010–2012

This logo is entirely different, the logo is shaped as a balloon box. The word STUDIO is at the bottom of 23.

2012–2014

The new logo is completely the same, the word STUDIO is moved on top of the logo. On January 16, 2014, Studio 23 off the air. At next day,January 18, 2014 to become ABS-CBN Sports+Action.

ABS-CBN Sports and Action

2014-present

2014–2016

The frequency once used by the formerly national television network Studio 23 until its closure on January 16, 2014. It began its operations and was rebranded as ABS-CBN Sports+Action on January 18, 2014.

Sports + Action's some of its programs produced and licensed by ABS-CBN Sports lineup programming is composed primarily of sports coverage such as UAAP, NCAA, Pinoy Pride boxing, ONE Championship, BVR, PVL, Palarong Pambansa, MPBL, FIFA, AFC, and Azkals football matches, and ABL. The program line up of Sports + Action also includes entertainment and news targeted to male audiences as well as other sports-related programs.

S+A

2016–present

Starting August 29, 2016, alongside the launch of the new logo and station identification, ABS-CBN Sports and Action is now known on-air as S+A (S and A).

V • T • E

ABS-CBN Corporation

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%)

ABS-CBN Films
Star Cinema | Sine Screen | Black Sheep Productions | Quantum Films | TFC at the Movies

TV Stations
DZOE-TV (Metro Manila)¹ | DWET-TV² | DZBB-TV³ | DWDB-TV³ | DWKC-DTV⁵⁷

Licensed products
ABS-CBN Publishing, Inc. (ABS-CBN Books)

Streaming/Video on demand/Web TV
ABS-CBN Superview | iWant TFC | Kapamilya Online Live | Sky On Demand

Inactive
Cinema One Premium HD

Former TV Productions and Subsidiaries
AMCARA Broadcasting Network | Probe Productions | TAPE Inc.

Inactive Radio networks
ABS-CBN Radio

Notes:
¹Blocktime with ZOE Broadcasting Network
²Partnership and blocktime with the TV5 Network, Inc., a subsidiary of MediaQuest Holdings.
³Partnership with GMA Network, Inc.
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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