Senate, IBC Launch Senate TV Channel for In-Depth Proceedings Coverage
The Philippine Senate and state-owned IBC 13 have launched Senate TV, an HD channel dedicated to in-depth coverage of the Senate's proceedings. Available on IBC Digital TV Channel, the initiative aims to enhance transparency and public information on legislative activities.
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