ABS-CBN TVplusMORE Filipino families enjoy their favorite shows with a clearer television viewing experience via ABS-CBN TVplus, which has sold 8.9 million boxes.

Based on Kantar Media data in November 2019, 81% of Metro Manila homes without cable now have ABS-CBN TVplus, while 75% of Mega Manila homes with no cable have TVplus. In the suburbs, 69% of homes with no cable in the suburbs have TVplus.

“Millions of Filipinos are now benefiting from the features of TVplus at home. TVplus has raised the standards in TV viewing in the Philippines,” said Charles Lim, ABS-CBN head of Access.

ABS-CBN TVplus offers more channels, with a lineup that includes ABS-CBN S+A, DZMM TeleRadyo, Knowledge Channel, CineMo and YeY.

In 2018, it expanded its users’ viewing choices with the launch of Asianovela Channel, and Movie Central plus Jeepney TV, MYX and O Shopping.

This year, ABS-CBN TVplus added more public service features on top of the emergency warning broadcast system through partnerships with the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration; Metro Manila Development Authority; and National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council to give Filipinos access to real-time updates on weather, traffic and disasters.

It also issues advisories on work and class suspensions as well as prices of commodities with the help of ABS-CBN News.

Meanwhile, in partnership with TrabaHanap, it helps Filipinos looking for jobs through job alerts. The enhanced user experience comes with TVplus updates and the Kapamilya Box Office schedules.

In June 2019, it introduced another innovation, the mobile version of TVplus called ABSCBN TVplus Go which turns Android smartphones into pocket television devices. (Story/Photos by: Kane Choa)