If you’re a huge fan of Asian dramas, then you probably know two of Thailand’s hottest stars at the moment, Bright Vachirawit and Win Metawin. Popularly known as BrightWin, the tandem went from on-screen partners to good friends since 2Gether: The Series aired last year.
Discovery, Inc. today announced the launch of discovery+ in the Philippines (discoveryplus.com/ph), in partnership with Globe. While the streaming service will be accessible widely in October, select Globe customers can, for a limited time, exclusively enjoy 1-year of access and offers from September 2, giving them early web access to an extensive library of shows from beloved brands, including Discovery Channel, TLC, HGTV, Investigation Discovery, Food Network, Magnolia Network, Travel Channel, Animal Planet and Asian Food Network, as well as top non-fiction library content from History Channel and the BBC’s largest natural history offering.
Globe recognizes the challenges its customers continue to face given the current state of the pandemic. To support them, the company launched first-to-market innovations that redefine telco experiences that enable them to win each day.
Globe takes the excitement up a notch for all BLINKs eagerly awaiting
If you are a fan of Koreanovela, you probably have seen the K-drama series called “Start-up.” Start-Up is a 2020 South Korean television series revolves around a woman who has dreams of becoming an entrepreneur and started a startup company through the fictional Silicon Valley, called Sandbox.
And just at the height of its popularity, 917Ventures, a subsidiary of Globe Telecom and the country’s largest corporate incubator, has launched a regional venture incubation program dedicated to giving prospective builders and other talents the opportunity to build successful businesses in the areas of e-commerce, fintech, health tech, and adtech. Yup, that is just a real-life Sandbox as we can say it.