Sugbo TV to be renamed ‘Cebu TV’
THE Capitol’s reorganized TV channel and magazine will go by different names as they re-open on Feb. 14, said Provincial Board (PB) member Arleigh Sitoy yesterday.
THE Capitol’s reorganized TV channel and magazine will go by different names as they re-open on Feb. 14, said Provincial Board (PB) member Arleigh Sitoy yesterday.
Cebu Provincial Board Member Arleigh Sitoy yesterday said Sugbo TV and Sugbo News will be renamed aside from undergo a major reformat to shift the emphasis to programs and information that promote Cebu, instead of a few personalities. He clarified that the cable TV show and newsletter, which used to prominently feature Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia, [...]
The 22-year-old daughter of Provincial Board (PB) Member Arleigh Sitoy will manage Sugbo TV for the next few months.
With their program closed until further notice, what’s to become of the employees of Sugbo TV and Sugbo News who decided not to renew their contracts?
The future of the 35 employees of Sugbo TV and Sugbo News appears bleak after acting Gov. Agnes Magpale shut down the operation of these two province-owned media outlets on Friday.
The closure of Sugbo TV and Sugbo News stemmed from budget concerns and is only temporary pending a review of its programs, acting Gov. Agnes Magpale said yesterday.
Changes have begun as a new administration under Acting Gov. Agnes Magpale started looking into expenses of TV and radio programs paid for by the Cebu provincial government.
SUGBO TV, Cebu province’s cable television channel, will now be carried in several cable operating stations in the country.
