VRITIMES is expanding its Philippine media network through partnerships with OneNETtv Channel and OneNETnews, Jaja’s Blog-a-Dog, Jakie and the Beadstalk, Aktibo Ka Ba?, and Matuwa Ka—helping organizations reach wider audiences while supporting independent digital media.
Expanding Reach Through Diverse Media Partners
The newly established partnerships bring together a diverse group of digital publishers with unique audiences and content specializations. OneNETtv Channel and OneNETnews, an independent online broadcasting and news organization based in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, provides timely local and national news to audiences in the Philippines and beyond. Meanwhile, Jaja’s Blog-a-Dog delivers informative content focused on legal, public affairs, and social issues, while Jakie and the Beadstalk shares lifestyle, parenting, and community-oriented stories that resonate with a wide range of readers. Complementing these platforms are Aktibo Ka Ba? and Matuwa Ka, two Philippine-based blogs that feature news, lifestyle, opinion, and business-related content, further expanding opportunities for businesses and organizations to connect with online audiences.
Together, these partnerships strengthen VRITIMES‘ growing media network by extending press release distribution across news, lifestyle, business, and community-focused digital platforms, enabling clients to reach broader and more diverse audiences nationwide.
Partnership Overview
Through these collaborations, VRITIMES will distribute press releases across its expanded network of media partners, providing businesses, startups, organizations, and public institutions with greater opportunities to share their announcements through trusted digital publishing platforms.
Ferry Bayu, CEO of VRITIMES, said: “We are excited to welcome these outstanding media partners to the VRITIMES network. By collaborating with independent publishers and digital media platforms across the Philippines, we continue to expand the reach of our clients’ stories while supporting quality journalism and digital publishing.”
