Almost three years after going off the air on May 5, 2020, ABS-CBN is no longer operating as a network but as a 'content creator,' according to the company's head of TV Production, Laurenti Dyogi. | via philstarlife
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"Sa lahat ng tumutulong, nagbubukas ng oportunidad, we welcome them," Dyogi continued."Our mindset right now is really collaboration kasi we would be honest, we cannot do it on our own, it would be difficult to do it on our own."
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