Jamsap — PH’s newest mobile TV app

Relatively new industry player Jamsap Entertainment Corporation is steadily fulfilling its goal of carving a competitive presence in digital media.

Not long after launching as a talent agency with a comprehensive pool of event hosts, fashion and commercial models, child and teenaged actors and even basketball players, the company just unveiled its production arm cum entertainment application called Jamsap TV.

Now available on the App Store and Google Play Store, the platform will exclusively carry a variety of original programs Jamsap has been working on with their artists for some time now.

Jamsap CEO Jojo Flores and COO Maricar Moina formally launch the country’s latest mobile entertainment app at media conference in Pasay City.

Moreover, daily commuters who take ES Transport and EDSA Carousel bus lines will also get to watch these shows exclusively once premiered, thanks to a newly sealed partnership between the said operators and Jamsap Entertainment Corporation.

Jamsap CEO Jojo Flores proudly announced these developments at a media conference in Pasay City on August 8. With him on the panel were Jamsap COO Maricar Moina and ES Transport executive Sheril Ong, as well as several talents who have been picked for the app's initial roster of programs.

Just like traditional TV schedules, Jamsap TV will feature a morning program dubbed “Dear Teenagers,” followed by a talk show titled, “Adulting 101,” and 12 p.m. variety show called “Noontime Jammers.”

Also ready with episodes the shows “Jam Sports” for hoop fans, travel program, “Lakbay Jams” and the Sunday musical variety show, “Jamsap Sunday.”

Completing the program offering of course are featured stories under “Tagumpay Ka,” a sitcom called “CoolLang CoolLang,” a kiddie show titled”Coolit Jammers” and a food program named “Foodtrip: 8 Mo, 8 Ko!,” snippets of which will be featured in a special “Liwanag na Jamsap Station ID.”

“Our company aims to deliver diverse entertainment in collaboration with ES Transport, utilizing the latest innovations and technology. We are optimistic about the success of this joint endeavor and the fruitful years ahead,” Moina expressed.

Flores, on the other hand, pointed out that content delivery via Jamsap TV will not be video-on-demand as expected.

“Actually, what we have is a comprehensive TV programming. It's what you see on regular TV channels like ABS-CBN before or GMA Network. We're simply utilizing data so the commuters and those who download the app won't need to keep clicking to watch programs–our shows will be continuously broadcasted, just like regular TV, from morning until night.”

“That's exactly why we chose ES Transport to be our partners because when you're on the bus, you can't really change channels, but what's sure is that the passengers will enjoy new episodes every day,” Moina further explained, teasing at the end of the Q&A that Jamsap TV will do its best to win the ongoing noontime TV battle among 'E.A.T.,' 'It's Showtime' and 'Eat Bulaga'.”