Omnicontent to be the distribution partner of TechStorm

The collaboration will enable TechStorm to reach more viewers across the Philippines.

Asian esports and tech innovations network TechStorm has partnered with Omnicontent Management Inc. to add 20 multiple system operators (MSOs) and provincial cable systems in Philippines. Starting from this month, users have been able to watch real-life gamer series, reality shows, and startup gigs.

This collaboration is expected to enable viewers from Philippines to enjoy their screen time with more variations, and comes after local media research has shown that Filipinos spend an average of three hours a day on their TV screens.

TechStorm reaches more than 37 million viewers in Asia, and is currently distributed across 25 million mobile Over-the-Top subscribers and 3.3 million household subscribers.

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