ABS-CBN News Channel
| ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) |
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| Current ANC Logo |
| Launched |
July 10, 1996 |
| Network |
ABS-CBN |
| Owned by |
ABS-CBN Corporation |
| Picture format |
480i (SDTV) datascreen |
| Slogan |
Your First and Most Reliable News Source |
| Country |
Philippines |
| Language |
English, Filipino |
| Broadcast area |
Philippines, Parts of North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East |
| Sister channel(s) |
TFC, Cinema One, Velvet, Balls, Myx, Hero |
| Website |
http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/anc |
| Availability |
| Satellite |
DirecTV
United States |
Channel 2062
as ANC Global |
| Cable |
| SkyCable (Metro Manila) |
Channel 27 |
| Sunvision Cable (Taguig City) |
Channel 40 |
| SPC-New World Cable TV (Bulacan) |
Channel 40 |
| Parasat Cable TV (Cagayan De Oro City) |
Channel 30 |
| New Bacolod Cable (Bacolod City) |
Channel 56 |
| Internet television |
| TFCNow |
Watch Live |
ABS-CBN News Channel or better known as ANC is the Philippines first 24-hour news channel broadcasting both in cable television domestically and in satellite television internationally via The Filipino Channel, owned and operated by the ABS-CBN Corporation under its ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs brand. Most if not all of its news and current affairs programs are primarily in English language.
History
It was first known as the "Sarimanok News Network" or "SNN during its establishment on July 10, 1996, making it the first of its kind in the Philippine television. Since then, ABS-CBN News Channel has been the source for news coverage of Filipinos worldwide. The channel was also praised as it is one of the pioneers of citizen journalism in the country by incorporating the use of social media in its programs. ANC is one of the country's most followed news organization on Twitter and Facebook. [1]
ABS-CBN News Channel now works in collaboration with four of the most formidable broadsheets in the country, including BusinessWorld, Business Mirror, The Philippine Star, and Philippine Daily Inquirer for a better and more reliable relaying of news and information to the people.
Programming
Current programs
News
Business and Travel
Magazine Show
- Storyline'
- View from the Top
- Pipol
- Hardball
- Talkback with Tina Palma
- ANC Presents
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Television programs from ABS-CBN
Television programs simulcast on ABS-CBN
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Foreign Media Affiliate
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Previous
- Adobo Nation
- ANC Chat
- ANC Early Edition
- ANC First
- ANC Headlines
- ANC Health
- ANC Money
- ANC Newsnight
- ANC Perspective
- ANC Today
- Asian Air Safari
- Breakfast
- Balita Via Satellite
- Balitang America
- Balitang Australia
- Balitang Europe
- Balitang Middle East
- Business Nightly
- The Big Picture
- Coffee Talk
- Crossing Borders
- Crossroads
- DCS: The Dyan Castillejo Show
- The Explainer
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Chairman/CEO: Eugenio Lopez III · Vice Chairman: Augusto Almeda Lopez · Founder: James Lindenberg · President/COO: Charo Santos-Concio · Chief Finance Officer: Rolando P. Valdueza · Head of ABS-CBN Corporate Marketing: Rosario S. Bartolome · Manila Radio Division Head/Concurrent Managing Director of ABS-CBN Sports: Peter Musngi · Head of Channel 2 Sales: Jose Agustin C. Benitez · Managing Director, ABS-CBN Mega Manila: Maria Socorro V. Vidanes · Head of ABS-CBN TV Production: Florida Tan · Head of Regional Network Group: Louis Benedict O. Bennett · Head of Creative Communication Management: Roberto G. Labayen · COO of ABS-CBN Global Ltd.: Rafael L. Lopez · Managing Director of ABS-CBN Interactive: Consuelo Nolasco Lopez · Head of ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs: Ging Reyes · Head of Customer Relationship Management: Esperanza M. Bulaong · Managing Director of SkyCable: Carlo L. Katigbak · Managing Director of Star Cinema and Star Records: Malou Santos · Head of Special Projects & Licensing: Leonardo P. Katigbak · Managing Director of Cable Channels and Print Media Group/Studio 23: Antonio Ventosa
Board Members: Augusto Almeda Lopez · Oscar M. Lopez · Presentacion L. Psinakis · Federico M. Garcia · Manuel Lopez · Federico Lopez · Pedro Dy-Liaco · Jose Vitug · Salvador Tirona · Reno Rayel · Rondel P. Lindayag · Roldeo T. Endrinal · Ginny Monteagudo-Ocampo · Henry King Quitain · Raymund G. Dizon
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| Subsidiaries |
ABS-CBN Center for Communication Arts, Inc. · ABS-CBN Distance Learning Center · ABS-CBN Easy Remit · ABS-CBN Global Cargo · ABS-CBN Foundation · ABS-CBN Global Hungary Kft. · ABS-CBN Integrated and Strategic Property Holdings, Inc. · ABS-CBN International · ABS-CBN Marketing & Productions · ABS-CBN Multimedia, Inc. · ABS-CBN Publishing · ABS-CBN Radio Operations · ABS-CBN Shared Service Center Pte., Ltd · AMCARA Broadcasting Network · APGI · Bayan Telecommunications · Creative Programs · Culinary Publications, Inc. · E-Money Plus, Inc. · New Media · Nugen Music, Inc. · Pinoy Central · Regional Network Group · Roadrunner Network, Inc. · San Francisco International Gateway · Sarimanok News Network, Inc. · Sine Screen · SkyCable · Sky Films, Inc. · Star Home Video · Star Cinema · Star Magic · Star Records · Star Songs, Inc. · Star Television · The Big Dipper Digital Content & Design, Inc. · TV Food Chefs, Inc. |
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| ABS-CBN Publishing |
The Buzz · Pinoy Big Brother · Metro Magazine · Chalk Magazine · Food Magazine · Star Magic · Maven · Metro Him · Metro Home and Entertainment · Metro Weddings · Metro Society · K Magazine · Maxim · Myx · Sharon At Home · Star Studio · Working Mom · Vault
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| ABS-CBN Foundation |
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Annual Revenue: Php32 Billion (30% FY 2010) [1] · Employees: 11,500+ (2010) · Stock Symbol: (PSE: ABS) · Website: ABS-CBN.com
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