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Monday, April 1, 2019
THE LATEST SEASON OF SURVIVOR ON JACKTV TEST’S THE LIMITS
Emmy Award-winning reality competition, Survivor is now on its 38th season. Themed “Edge of Extinction,” this season features 14 new castaways divided into two equal tribes, the Manu Tribe and the Kama Tribe. With four returning players taking a second shot at the game. The returning castaways are Joe Anglim (“Worlds Apart,” “Second Chance”), Aubry Bracco (“Kaoh Rong,” “Game Changers”), Kelley Wentworth (“Second Chance,” “San Juan del Sur”) and David Wright (“Millennials vs. Gen-X”).
A new twist to this season is the introduction of the island known as “Edge of Extinction,” which severely tests the will of the castaways to be the Sole Survivor and what they are willing to endure to make that happen. Those who can endure the emotionally and physically difficult challenge will be given a shot for one of them to get back in the game and continue their quest to be the ultimate winner.
“Survivor continues to reinvent itself with new energy, and this season we’ve added a new secret game-changing twist” said executive producer and host Emmy Award winner Jeff Probst. “After being voted out, players will be faced with a decision to either go home or go to the ‘Edge of Extinction,’ where they will be pushed further than ever before for a chance to get back in the game.”
These new and returning castaways will be forced to compete against each other with the same ultimate goal: to outwit, outplay and outlast each other, and in the end only one will remain to claim the title of Sole Survivor. The show films in the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji, and is hosted by Jeff Probst.
Survivor: Edge of Extinction airs every Thursday via satellite at 3PM with a prime time telecast at 8PM exclusively on JackTV.
For more details kindly visit JackTV on jacktv.ph and don’t forget to like us on Facebook at @solar.jacktv, follow us on Twitter @JACKTV and on Instagram @JACKTVNETWORK to get the latest updates on your favorite shows, promos, and upcoming events!
JackTV is seen on SKYcable Ch. 51, Cignal Ch. 126, Cablelink Ch. 36, GSAT Ch. 61 and EasyTV Ch. 2.
About JackTV
JackTV is a one of a kind channel, showcasing a youthfully characterized and urban cultured TV entertainment that plays as an inspiration to young adults and young at hearts who revel in their individuality and uniqueness. Its target market sees the world as its playground. They express themselves through music, arts, and other creative ways. JackTV wants to harness and associate creativity with its brand by showcasing content that is relevant to this type of market. It is designed to make us feel comfortable, encouraging us to let go of our suspicions and tap into our playful side.
Friday, March 11, 2016
Knowledge Channel and Fatty Brain Toys Advocate Play and Technology for Smarter Kids at ‘SKY Alive!’
Passionate in making learning more fun and interactive for Filipino children, Knowledge Channel along with Fatty Brain Toys will join SKY Cable Corporation in celebrating its 25th year of service in the Philippines. The first ever cable fair catering to Filipino families, the silver anniversary is tagged as ‘SKY Alive’ and will host all the networks under SKY on March 12 and 13 at the SMX Convention Center.
“'SKY Alive!’ is an innovative way to really bring the world closer to Filipino homes and it echoes SKY and ABS-CBN’s same vision to constantly be in the service of the Filipino people.” said March S. Ventosa, Chief Operating Officer of Sky Cable Corporation.
The only all-educational TV channel in the country with localized content simulcast nationwide, Knowledge Channel not only provides DepEd-curriculum based video episodes for the different subjects and grade levels in K to 10 to supplement public education, but also online instructional games, professional teacher trainings and other interactive forms of learning for mature audiences and out-of-school students.
Knowing that progressive education would open up a world of opportunities to underprivileged Filipino learners, Rina Lopez-Bautista co-founded Knowledge Channel 16 years ago to empower public schools with DepEd-aligned educational media and technologies that help improve learning.
“The foundation has been tirelessly finding ways to innovate to help improve the quality of learning in public schools across the country for 16 years through media and technology. This year, I’m studying learning technologies abroad and I’m coming up of ways to translate everything that I’ve learned into projects that would make the educational system more progressive,” Rina Lopez-Bautista said.
“I’m after a more holistic approach, so I’m exploring all kinds of mediums, not only technology. We are so excited to partner with Fatty Brain Toys and incorporate our depth of experience in education and Philippine media into the toy industry,” she added.
Mona Ng, founder and general manager of Fatty Brain Toys, the internationally acclaimed award-winning educational toy company in the Philippines, believes that partnering with Knowledge Channel will help them educate more Filipinos about the power of play in education.
“It’s a great honor to partner with Knowledge Channel. Together, we can provide Filipino children an array of learning resources that are proven to improve the cognitive development of kids. Fatty Brain Toys strongly believes that Knowledge Channel can help us reach more kids, schools and families in the Philippines looking for a more fun, creative and interactive forms of learning,” Miss Ng said.
Promising the holistic development of a child through free play, the Fatty Brain Toys collection is designed to develop the intellectual, emotional and physical aspects of kids. Their toys, which have been scientifically proven to be effective ways to make kids smarter, have received several awards from the Educational Toys industry, Doctors, Amazon and Science and Parenting magazines, including Great American Toy Test Educational Toys (2002 and 2003), Gold Star Award Toys (2003), and Dr. Toy’s 100 Best Children Products.
The two progressive education advocates will be engaging the kids in an interactive play session on the event this weekend, Saturday. You may also catch them in the Knowledge Channel booth.
*This is Press Release
“'SKY Alive!’ is an innovative way to really bring the world closer to Filipino homes and it echoes SKY and ABS-CBN’s same vision to constantly be in the service of the Filipino people.” said March S. Ventosa, Chief Operating Officer of Sky Cable Corporation.
The only all-educational TV channel in the country with localized content simulcast nationwide, Knowledge Channel not only provides DepEd-curriculum based video episodes for the different subjects and grade levels in K to 10 to supplement public education, but also online instructional games, professional teacher trainings and other interactive forms of learning for mature audiences and out-of-school students.
Knowing that progressive education would open up a world of opportunities to underprivileged Filipino learners, Rina Lopez-Bautista co-founded Knowledge Channel 16 years ago to empower public schools with DepEd-aligned educational media and technologies that help improve learning.
“The foundation has been tirelessly finding ways to innovate to help improve the quality of learning in public schools across the country for 16 years through media and technology. This year, I’m studying learning technologies abroad and I’m coming up of ways to translate everything that I’ve learned into projects that would make the educational system more progressive,” Rina Lopez-Bautista said.
“I’m after a more holistic approach, so I’m exploring all kinds of mediums, not only technology. We are so excited to partner with Fatty Brain Toys and incorporate our depth of experience in education and Philippine media into the toy industry,” she added.
Mona Ng, founder and general manager of Fatty Brain Toys, the internationally acclaimed award-winning educational toy company in the Philippines, believes that partnering with Knowledge Channel will help them educate more Filipinos about the power of play in education.
“It’s a great honor to partner with Knowledge Channel. Together, we can provide Filipino children an array of learning resources that are proven to improve the cognitive development of kids. Fatty Brain Toys strongly believes that Knowledge Channel can help us reach more kids, schools and families in the Philippines looking for a more fun, creative and interactive forms of learning,” Miss Ng said.
Promising the holistic development of a child through free play, the Fatty Brain Toys collection is designed to develop the intellectual, emotional and physical aspects of kids. Their toys, which have been scientifically proven to be effective ways to make kids smarter, have received several awards from the Educational Toys industry, Doctors, Amazon and Science and Parenting magazines, including Great American Toy Test Educational Toys (2002 and 2003), Gold Star Award Toys (2003), and Dr. Toy’s 100 Best Children Products.
The two progressive education advocates will be engaging the kids in an interactive play session on the event this weekend, Saturday. You may also catch them in the Knowledge Channel booth.
*This is Press Release
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