ABS-CBN to air shows on Channel 11 by Saturday


ABS-CBN Corporation announced that some of its entertainment shows and movies will be aired, starting Saturday (October 10), on the newly rebranded A2Z channel 11 through an agreement with Zoe Broadcasting Network Inc. 

In a brief statement, ABS-CBN noted that it produces content for various companies, platforms, and audiences here and abroad.

A2Z channel 11 will be seen on analog TV in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.

ABS-CBN and Zoe are committed to work together to provide entertainment, public service programs, and educational content to the public.

For its part, Zoe said A2Z will be the home of the newest TV experience for Filipinos as it offers relevant, informative, and entertaining content geared towards spiritual strengthening.

The rebranded VHF channel will serve viewers with uplifting and inspiring shows of life, love and hope, educational programs, local and foreign movies, some of the best-loved ABS-CBN shows through a blocktime arrangement.

It will also air programs from licensors like Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN Asia), Knowledge Channel and others. Some of the programs on Zoe’s Light TV 33 will also air on A2Z.

Zoe Chairman and President Sherwin N. Tugna said A2Z’s line-up of programs was assembled with the goal of fulfilling the spiritual, information, and entertainment needs of Filipinos during this pandemic and beyond.

“Zoe Channel 11 TV gets a new name, a new look, and a new journey serving God and the Filipino people.  We strive to provide Filipinos with the best type of programming and bring glory to the Lord above,” he said.

A2Z can be viewed on Channel 11 on free TV via analog broadcast in Metro Manila and nearby provinces. It will also be available on many cable and satellite TV like Sky Cable (channel 11) and more.  

Zoe Broadcasting Network, Inc. was founded by evangelist Bro. Eddie Villanueva.

This latest development comes after ABS-CBN had increased focus on digital platforms and its non-broadcast businesses after the non-renewal of its legislative franchise. This includes international licensing and distribution, digital and cable businesses, as well as, continue with the syndication of content through various streaming services.