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ABS-CBN’s digital transition

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on ABS-CBN’s digital transition.

  1. FOLLOWING infighting between factions led Lopez family members Eugenio “Gabby” Lopez (left) and Piki Lopez (right), the family’s portfolio has been revamped, including the loss of a majority share in the clan’s broadcasting arm, ABS-CBN, and the sale of the elder Lopez’s shares in the family company to businessman Ramon S. Ang (right).

    Lopez family loses majority stake in ABS-CBN

    The Lopez family’s direct stake in ABS-CBN Corp. through its parent company, Lopez Inc., will fall to 44.35 percent from 78.4 percent following a planned…

  2. THE ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center, located at Sgt. Esguerra Avenue corner Mother Ignacia Street in Quezon City, is slated for demolition. The iconic complex served as the longtime headquarters of the country’s prominent media and entertainment company.

    Farewell to a place we called home

    The present ABS-CBN compound was inaugurated in 1968. It was the largest broadcast network in the entire Far East.

  3. The ABS-CBN compound in Quezon City.

    ABS-CBN hopes packed lineup can narrow losses

    ABS-CBN Corp. is betting on a packed slate of new TV shows, Star Cinema films, and BINI’s world tour to boost revenues and narrow losses in 2025, after a wider…

  4. BINI stands with ABS-CBN

    BINI stands with ABS-CBN

    BINI dedicates its second Coachella weekend performance to ABS-CBN, thanking the network for shaping their rise and giving them a home, family, and voice as…

  5. Strong in spite of sale

    Strong in spite of sale

    A major chunk of the ABS-CBN compound was sold to Ayala Land Inc. to the tune of P6.24 billion.