is keeping the door open to more partnerships with other media companies as it strengthens its focus on a content-driven business model after losing its broadcast franchise. In its annual stockholders' meeting on Wednesday, ABS-CBN chief partnerships officer Roberto Barreiro said it would continue exploring collaborations that could expand the reach of its content.
is keeping the door open to more partnerships with other media companies as it strengthens its focus on a content-driven business model after losing its broadcast franchise.
In its annual stockholders' meeting on Wednesday, ABS-CBN chief partnerships officer Roberto Barreiro said it would continue exploring collaborations that could expand the reach of its content.
READ: ABS-CBN's financial bleeding worsens "As a content company, ABS-CBN will continue to explore opportunities to create more content and serve its various publics as best as it can," Barreiro said.
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is keeping the door open to more partnerships with other media companies as it strengthens its focus on a content-driven business model after losing its broadcast franchise. In its annual stockholders' meeting on Wednesday, ABS-CBN chief partnerships officer Roberto Barreiro said it would continue exploring collaborations that could expand the reach of its content. READ: ABS-CBN's financial bleeding worsens "As a content company, ABS-CBN will continue to explore opportunities to create more content and serve its various publics as best as it can," Barreiro said.
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