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I’m just surprised they lasted that long. They really didn’t manage to get a good enough audience share to get more advertisers, and thus, funding.
The only few handful of advertisers they got (I think only San Miguel corporation?) got a lot of advertisements, even getting whole chunks of programming time, which “cheapened” the channel’s appeal to me. Kung nag-iisa na lang ang nag-aadvertise sa isang channel, the entire channel would just seem to be a propaganda arm for that company–rightly or wrongly.
Still, they had a good run, despite the obvious financial problems.
Dayum everything is gone: their channel, their website and even their Youtube page
Some archivists knew that was going to happen but only had a day to save everything they can. Yung Pilipinas debates lang ata and a few notable ones were archived.
No pun intended, but Channel 9 just can’t seem to get a good break since maybe the 2000s (RPN rebrands, Solar TV, and now CNN PH)
I guess the CNN Philippines free agents are going to make a beeline for ANC. That’s where most of them came from anyway, and it’s the only network where their upper-class delivery would fit.
