The strategic streamlining being undertaken by the Network is geared towards increasing ratings and revenues of all of its regional stations from more efficient operations.
GMA News and Public Affairs’ newest drama anthology Karelasyon started strong as it led the ratings for two straight weeks since its debut last April 11 according to data from the industry's widely-trusted ratings service provider, Nielsen TV Audience Measurement.
GMA Kapuso Foundation, Inc., headed by GMAKF EVP and COO Mel C. Tiangco, recently received a donation from the Filipino American Chamber of Commerce Orange County (FACCOC) in California, represented by their President Elena Lapid-Salonga, in support of the Foundation’s Yolanda rehabilitation efforts.
Your decision to become someone for someone can let the love begin. A showcase of how love changes someone’s life is GMA network’s most recent offering on primetime, Let the Love Begin. The program premieres on May 4 after Pari ‘Koy on GMA Telebabad.
DAGUPAN, April 25, 2015—The head of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) on Monday clarified its position on dysfunctional families’ influence on the values formation of young people, noting that having strong family values lowers risks of contracting sexually transmitted diseases.
LEGAZPI CITY, April 22 (PNA) -- Bicolano coastal communities will be busy working on the reforestation of their beach fronts and mangrove areas this year and onward.
MASBATE CITY, April 22 (PNA) -- Loud screams, amid the sun’s glittering beams, from first-time spectators echoed in the Grand Arena when the cowboys proudly displayed their skills in the Bull Riding competition.
LEGAZPI CITY, April 23 (PNA) -- Philippine National Police (PNP) Director General Alan Purisima led on Wednesday the 6,000 delegates of the Freemason Fraternity from across the country on the grand occasion of its 99th Annual Communication (AnCom) of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines.
LEGAZPI CITY, April 22 (PNA) -- Legazpi City will soon have new traffic lights, courtesy of the Manila Metropolitan Development Authority (MMDA).
BORONGAN City, E. Samar, April 24, 2015—The shepherd of one of the dioceses most affected by calamities like “Yolanda” and “Ruby,” has expressed dismay over what he calls the “unhappy realities” the rehabilitation efforts in the area unintentionally and ironically helps foster: the “culture of dependence” among survivors, with many of them reportedly drinking and gambling instead of working for their needs.