House panel votes 70-11 against ABS-CBN franchise application

AFTER 12 hearings, the House Committee on Legislative Franchises on Friday rejected the franchise application of the ABS-CBN Corporation.

This, was after the House Committee on Legislative Franchises adopted a resolution—based on the work of a hastily formed technical working group—denying the franchise application of ABS-CBN Corporation to construct, install, establish, operate, and maintain radio and broadcasting stations in the Philippines.

The resolution to deny the ABS-CBN franchise application was adopted with 70 committee members voting in favor of the resolution, 11 against, and with 1 abstention and 2 inhibitions.

Before approving the resolution, the committee adopted the recommendation of its technical working group’s resolution recommending the denial of the franchise.

However, authors of the measures granting the ABS-CBN franchise may still ask the committee to reconsider its decision or refile bills granting the network a fresh legislative franchise.

ABS-CBN went off the air last May 5 after the National Telecommunication Commission issued a cease and desist order (CDO) against the network following the expiration of its legislative franchise last May 4.

The giant network’s saga has raised concern here and abroad that the “politicalization” of the process of granting franchises, which the Constitution reposes in Congress, could stymie investor confidence in the Philippines.

‘Violations’

Citing several violations embodied in six segments of the TWG report, the House Committee on Legislative Franchises rejected the 25-year franchise application of the Lopez-led network, sparking protests that it was really a political decision arising from President Duterte’s publicly stated disdain for the media company.

The committee, however, said the network’s franchise application is not a press freedom issue.

“It is what it is—a denial of a privilege granted by the State because the applicant was seen as undeserving of the grant of a legislative franchise,” it said.

The 12 House hearings discussed: the citizenship of ABS-CBN chair emeritus Gabby Lopez; possible violation of the constitutional prohibition against ownership and management of mass media by foreigners; use of Philippine Depositary Receipts; questionable and unjust, if not immoral, tax avoidance schemes; ABS-CBN’s apparent use of a dummy; and ABS-CBN’s less than exemplary labor practices.

Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano described the committee’s work as fair, impartial, thorough.

“Because of the highly partisan nature of this issue, we accepted from the start that there would be those who will vehemently disagree with the committee’s decision, no matter what they resolve,” he said.

He asked “that the people read the findings carefully in order to appreciate the reasons for their decision. And for those who do not agree, at the least, understand why the decision had to be so.

Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman noted the lightning speed with which the TWG finished a comprehensive report in less than 24 hours.

“While reasonable dispatch in the accomplishment of the work of a TWG is laudable, inordinate alacrity is suspect like in the case of the TWG which recommended the denial of the application of ABS-CBN Corporation for a franchise renewal in less than 24 hours after it was formed and even though it had to review more than 100 hours of hearings, voluminous documents and records, as well as major contentious issues,” Lagman said.

“The pretense of the Speaker for a ‘conscience vote’ was unmasked by his own closing statement at the end of the hearings which was a virtual final summation for the ‘antis’ rooting for the denial of ABS-CBN’s franchise renewal,” he said.

Agusan del Norte Rep. Lawrence Fortun said the TWG findings are a complete departure from the official position and statements of the departments, agencies, offices, and independent organizations invited to the joint committee hearings.

“The TWG recommendation for a resolution denying the franchise is a departure from truth, justice, and reason,” he said.

“History will judge the House on this,” he added.

Network executives

In a statement, ABS-CBN President and Chief Executive Officer  Carlo Katigbak said the ABS-CBN will remain committed to public service, and it hopes to find other ways to achieve its mission.

“We are deeply hurt that the  Committee on Legislative Franchises has denied the franchise application of ABS-CBN.  We believe that we have been rendering service that is meaningful and valuable to the Filipino public. Nevertheless, we would like to thank the Committee for allowing us a chance to air our side on all the issues raised against us,” he said.

“ABS-CBN would like to thank all the congressmen who stood by their bills to renew our franchise, or who spoke out on our behalf during the hearings. We are forever grateful. We also thank everyone who expressed their support and offered their prayers for us. We could not have gotten to this point without you,” said Katigbak.

It would keep GMA and TV5 to serve as the sole private commercial television networks of the country.

https://businessmirror.com.ph/2020/07/11/house-panel-votes-70-11-against-abs-cbn-franchise-application/

What happens now that ABS-CBN has completely lost its franchise

by Abe Olandres · July 11, 2020

Yesterday, the House Committee on Legislative Franchises has finally denied the renewal of ABS-CBN franchise. However, this does not mean that the network will no longer operate and broadcast, except on free-to-air channels.

The government would keep GMA and TV5 to serve as the sole private commercial television networks of the country.

ABS-CBN President and CEO Carlo Katigbak promised that the network will continue to find ways and means to serve its audience, despite the reduced reach.

So, what happens now?

First, all the 70+ million Filipinos on Facebook will be able to watch the livestream. The same goes for all their 9.63 million YouTube subscribers. For the past two months, the majority of viewers of ABS-CBN has been following the reports thru these two big platforms.

Second, those who are already subscribed to Sky Cable (wired) will continue to be able to watch ANC on channel 23, Knowledge Channel on channel 5, Cinemo on channel 7, Kapamilya Channel on channel 8, Jeepney TV on channel 9, O Shopping on channel 11 (although the show will end by December 2020), ABS-CBN Sports + Action on channel 17, Myx on channel 23, DZMM TeleRadyo on channel 26.

OFWs abroad will also continue to watch ABS-CBN programs via The Filipino Channel (TFC). TFC has over 2.47 million subscribers worldwide as of 2011 so it should be bigger by now.

The network has a dedicated ABS-CBN Radio App which people can download for free and listen to DZMM.

ABS-CBN also ha iWant app which has over 10 million downloads on the Google Play Store as of today. It is free to download but movies and other shows are paid.

There are other ways ABS-CBN can do to expand its digital footprint. We’ve outlined six (6) of them here in a previous article.

Other options for ABS-CBN is to buy block-time from other stations like TV5 and here’s a complete list of all online channels of the entire ABS-CBN network.

As for all of its 11,000+ employees, ABS-CBN can technically keep all of them (except perhaps for the network engineers) as long as the network has enough viewers and advertisers. The critical key here is the advertisers.

On YouTube alone, ABS-CBN makes over Php40,000,000 a month. That, plus iWant revenues, Sky Cable subscription revenues while TFC’s Premium Online streaming service is $12.99 per month.

If ABS-CBN can sustain its viewership and advertisers until 2022, they can re-apply for a new franchise under a new set of House of Representatives. However, their frequency might not be available by then.

https://www.yugatech.com/business/what-happens-now-that-abs-cbn-has-completely-lost-its-franchise/

2022 returning of broadcasts for ABS-CBN

ABS-CBN’s broadcast franchise expired last May 4. Its free TV and radio channels went off the air on May 5 following a cease and desist order from the National Telecommunications Commission.

The network’s bid for a fresh 25-year franchise was denied by the House Committee on Legislative Franchises despite the position of several government agencies that the company has been compliant in various tax, trading and labor laws, among others.

The Supreme Court en banc on Aug. 25 also voted to dismiss the plea of ABS-CBN Corp. to stop the closure order issued by the NTC on May 5.

On September 10, 2020, the National Telecommunications Commission recalled the frequencies assigned to ABS-CBN, which it said was “warranted” in the absence of a legislative franchise.

"The denial of respondent's franchise renewal application by Congress, coupled with the denial of respondent's petition by the Supreme Court, lead to no other conclusion except that respondent had already lost the privilege of installing, operating, and maintaining radio broadcasting stations in the country," the NTC said in a decision released to the media.

"Consequentially, absent a valid legislative franchise, the recall of the frequencies assigned to respondent is warranted," the decision dated Sept. 9 said.

ABS-CBN was now revamping its content strategy to compete with other stations.

“The entertainment, lifestyle and news and current affairs will stay, substantially as it is. The sports content will still be there and we’re expanding the sports content. Then there will be some entertainment shows that we will be putting in,” the network said.

“It’s not a shutdown situation for ABS-CBN. I think it’s a selective kind of programming. I think it’s the only way for ABS-CBN to compete. The viewing habits for video are slowly changing, so we want to move in the direction rather than stay with the legacy where we are not competitive,” the network said.

According to David Michael Lopez: "Hopefully, ABS-CBN will apply for a brand new franchise in 2022 once Rodrigo Duterte steps out as President of the Republic of the Philippines on June 30, 2022 (Thursday) at 12:00 noon Philippine Time. Let me end the day with the very sad news. The Philippine government has ordered a recall of all the ABS-CBN's Frequencies on all radio and television stations throughout the Philippines."

The Securities and Exchange Commission granted their application for an increase in capitalization and amendments to ABS-CBN's articles of incorporation and by-laws. They were subsequently granted a permit to operate by the NTC.

Sabi ni Luxary Pano: “Kailan ang balik ng ABS-CBN?" “Thursday, June 30, 2022 at 12 noon, inauguration of the newly elected president of the republic of the Philippines”

It began test broadcasts on October 1, 2021; officially and finally returning to the air on June 30, 2022.

On June 29, 2022 at exactly 4 p.m. or a day before President Duterte steps down from Malacanang, it posted: "Bukas, nawa’y mapapanood niyo nang muli ang ating ABS-CBN. Panginoon, bigyan mo ng lakas at linaw ng pag-iisip ang lahat-lahat ng mga boss namin at lahat-lahat ng mga taong kumikilos para magbalik na kami sa ere. Salamat Panginoon." (Tomorrow, I hope you can watch our ABS-CBN shows again. Lord, give strength and clarity of thought to all our bosses and all the people who are working so that we can return to the air. Thank you, Lord.)

ABS-CBN-2 Sign On from Monday to Sunday

1. EBU Testcard

2. Lupang Hinirang (1998 Philippine Centennial version) - Philippine National Anthem

3. Announcement

4. ABS-CBN Station Notice (Start-up)

5. ABS-CBN 2014 Station ID (5 Seconds)

6. Please Stand By

7. MTRCB: Rated PG (Filipino)

8. Opening: O Shopping

At 3:30 a.m. on June 30, 2022 Manila time (the inauguration of president ________), ABS-CBN officially started broadcasting. At the beginning of the broadcast: national anthem by the UP Madrigal Singers featuring the Philippine National Police Band 1998 Centennial Version, announcement, station notice, The Holy Rosary - Luminous Mysteries by Kris Aquino, Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosaryo by Carol Banawa, 2014 station ID (5 seconds) and nationwide satellite broadcast advisory were first broadcast, and the first program that was Gising Pilipinas, the first day of the broadcast will be broadcast for 22 hours and 30 minutes. From the next day onwards, it will be broadcast for 24 hours a day (Tuesday 2:30 to 3:50 a.m. for maintenance). This is ABS-CBN has being returned on the air since the end of presidency of Rodrigo Duterte when the broadcast franchise expired last May 4, 2020 it's free TV and radio stations went off the air on May 5 following a cease and desist order from the National Telecommunications Commission and bid for a fresh 25-year franchise was denied by the House Committee on Legislative Franchises despite the position of several government agencies that the company has been compliant in various tax, trading and labor laws, among others on July 10.

ABS-CBN Program Schedule on the return of its broadcast (June 30, 2022):

Manila Time	Program Title
02:30-03:30	Test Card
03:30-03:55	Lupang Hinirang by the UP Madrigal Singers featuring the Philippine National Police Band 1998 Centennial Version, Announcement, ABS-CBN Station Notice (Start-up), The Holy Rosary: Luminous Mysteries by Kris Aquino, Awit sa Ina ng Santo Rosaryo by Carol Banawa, ABS-CBN 2014 Station ID (5 Seconds), Please Stand By
03:55-04:00	Kape't Pandasal
04:00-05:00	Gising Pilipinas (Live)
05:00-05:30	Balita Alas Singko ng Umaga (Live)
05:30-07:30	Alas Singko Y Medya (Live)
07:30-13:00	Presidential Inauguration Coverage (Live)
13:00-14:30	Magandang Tanghali Bayan (Live)
14:30-15:00	Bagong Umaga (new episode)
15:00-15:30	Drama Series
15:30-16:00	Telenovela
16:00-18:00	Presidential Inauguration Coverage (Live): Inauguration Parade, Speech and Fireworks Display at the Quirino Grandstand
18:00-18:30	TV Patrol (Live)
18:30-19:00	Ang Probinsyano (new episode)
19:00-19:30	Make It with You (new episode)
19:30-20:00	Walang Hanggang Paalam (new episode)
20:00-21:00	Ipaglaban Mo (new episode)
21:00-22:00	Maalaala Mo Kaya (new episode)
22:00-23:00	Nagmamahal, Kapamilya (new episode)
23:00-23:30	The World Tonight (Live)
23:30-00:30	Ryan, Ryan Musikahan (new episode)
00:30-01:00	Martin Late @ Night (Live)
01:00-01:30	The Holy Rosary: Sorrowful Mysteries by Ballsy Aquino-Cruz, Stella Maris by Bukas Palad Music Ministry (1989 version), Feeling Quiet by China Central Television, Lupang Hinirang by the UP Madrigal Singers featuring the Philippine National Police Band 1998 Centennial Version, Announcement, ABS-CBN Station Notice (Closedown), Test Card

At that time, ABS-CBN, S&A, Asianovela Channel, Cinemo, DZMM Teleradyo, Knowledge Channel, Movie Central, Myx, O Shopping and Yey are now broadcasted in 16:9 1080i HDTV and 2160p UHDTV, also before the signing on hours of the network's main channel it was HD SMPTE color bars.

This should be the Lupang Hinirang version of ABS-CBN and S&A (it re-aired the UP Madrigal Singers featuring the Philippine National Police Band 1998 Centennial Version during the Presidency of Joseph Estrada full, digitally remastered version in 1080p HD widescreen and 4K UHD with end tagline saying: "Ang watawat at pambansang awit ay sagisag ng ating pagka-Pilipino. Igalang natin at ipagpitagan ang mga ito" plus Philippine Centennial Logo and special thanks to).

Monitor na lang para if at any point, mag-update ang ABS-CBN sa mga TOC or master control nila for both channels.

"The national anthem will be played at 3:50 in the morning. The music video of the national anthem is a 4K remake."

Also, the announcement (without voice over): "Any comments, suggestions, and objections to the contents of the proceeding programs may be referred to the commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City or the NTC regional offices & the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas."

In Sign-On and Sign-off Notice of ABS-CBN voiced by Peter Musngi, new permit number plus new Professional Electronics and Communications Engineers, Electronics and Communications Engineers and Technicians (PECEs, ECEs and ECTs), First Class Radio-Telephone Operators, Second-Class Radio Telegraph Operator and Provincial TV Stations Personnel, the term "All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 85 stations nationwide!" followed by the logo bumper (2014 version) and nationwide satellite broadcast advisory “Ladies and gentlemen, in a few seconds, we will be on simultaneous nationwide satellite broadcast. Please stand by.” on sign-on, then it followed by the test card on sign-off.

The newly-revived channel airs shows and movies produced by ABS-CBN, as well as international television shows from the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand, religious shows from Jesuit Communications Foundation, Kerygma Foundation, Family Rosary Crusade, Society of St. Paul, other Catholic groups, Light TV, Trinity Broadcasting Network and CBN Asia.

Its programming is generalist with a locally and foreign-produced shows, ranging from news, current affairs, politics, sports, opinions, features and business, talk, public service, lifestyle, drama, reality, kids, religious, movies and home shopping programs.

"the time ABS-CBN is full of acquired US, UK, Australia and New Zealand syndicated and network-produced shows"

The separate studios of Headline Pilipinas, TV Patrol, Bandila and The World Tonight are the largest, most high-tech and costly. The TV Patrol studio is the most high-tech of all because it can use Immersive graphics or Augmented reality throughout the Studio. If you're about Election in 2019 you can see how they're all high-tech. Add to that the new 360° news set which features Barco video walls, LED Floors, LED video walls, and nine LFD monitors. And their new set of Lighting and Design was designed by the United States-based FX Design group who also designed International broadcasters such as CNN, NBC, ABC, CBS, ESPN, CCTV, The Golf Channel, and CNBC.

ABS-CBN is also the second network in the country to use the award-winning "Towercam" camera used in Harry Potter movies, Casino Royale, and The Grand Budapest Hotel.

A brand new TV Patrol: four-anchor sitting format, which used from 1987 to 1996, new theme music which incorporates the elements of "Pulstar" and "Allegro" orchestra and original 1996-2001 version, the 1994-1996 ABS-CBN News Theme, TV Patrol's 2001 and 2010 theme, TV Patrol World's 2004 and 2006 theme music and the ABS-CBN's jingle; retention of current segments and the return of original 30-minute weekday news cast, it added former anchors Julius Babao and Karen Davila that joined by Bernadette Sembrano who replaced by Korina Sanchez who initially went on an indefinite leave earlier in the year before eventually leaving the newscast for good in 2015 and Noli de Castro was the original anchor returned in 2010.

Drama series such as FPJ's Ang Probinsyano starring Coco Martin, Make It with You starring Enrique Gil and Liza Soberano and Walang Hanggang Paalam starring Angelica Panganiban, Paulo Avelino, Zanjoe Marudo and Arci Muñoz which aired after TV Patrol between 6:30, 7 and 7:30 p.m., similar to the timeslots of Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan, Pangako Sa 'Yo and Sa Puso Ko Iingatan Ka.

For the first two weeks of Make It with You's return, a 10-episode recap will be aired for burning off before the new episodes are released beginning July 14, 2022. (See How to comply with Covid-19 filming guidelines in the new normal)

Right after Primetime Bida block, the weekly shows are Bida si Mister, Bida si Misis, Kabalikat Loren Legarda and Abangan ang Susunod na Kabanata on Mondays, Bora, Okatokat and Palibhasa Lalake on Tuesdays, Puwedeng Puwede, Whattamen and Klasmeyts on Wednesdays, Ipaglaban Mo, Maalaala Mo Kaya and Nagmamahal, Kapamilya on Thursdays, Banana Split and Star Cinema Presents on Fridays.

The World Tonight airs with a live broadcast, first aired at 9 p.m. on ANC and 11 p.m. on ABS-CBN Channel 2, anchored by Tina Monzon-Palma, Tony Velasquez, Michelle Ong and Dyan Castillejo, it updated the theme music which incorporates the elements of Pulstar and The World Tonight's 1994, 2012 and 2015 theme. The newscast's theme was composed by Ryan Cayabyab, arranged by Jimmy Antiporda.

The current affairs and documentary divisions of the ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs, tasked for programs such as My Puhunan, Kuha Mo!, Failon Ngayon, and Rated K, resulting to these programs being returned, even Kalye: Mga Kwento sa Lansangan hosted by Jeff Canoy every Monday and The Correspondents hosted by Mari Kaimo, Karen Davila and Abner Mercado every Tuesdays right after the World Tonight; while Mission Possible, My Puhunan, Mutya ng Masa, Sports U and Red Alert would be aired on DZMM and DZMM Teleradyo at 9:30 before Bandila.

While Oh No! It's Johnny! produced by Silverstar Communications, Inc., it served as a blocktimer on ABS-CBN. In the future, the show became a co-production between ABS-CBN Entertainment and Silverstar Communications, Inc., the show marked as the comeback show of Litton in the network after twenty-two years; while Ryan Ryan Musikahan, hosted by Maestro Ryan Cayabyab will make a comeback after twenty-seven years and Martin Late at Night hosted by Martin Nievera will make a comeback after nine years, originally aired on Fridays, it is aired Tuesday-Saturday at 12:30 to 1:00 a.m.

On weekends, the informative show Salamat Dok hosted by Bernadette Sembrano and Alvin Elchico, it aired live on Saturdays and Sundays at 6 a.m., the religious shows such as Family Rosary Crusade hosted by Fr. Allan Samonte, Chi Datu-Bocobo and Claudine Zialcita and Ang Iglesia ni Cristo is making a comeback with new episodes airing on Saturdays; while Sunday TV Mass: The Healing Eucharist live from new studio, ABS-CBN Chapel of Annunciation featuring priests from archdiocese or diocese as mass celebrant and Sis. Boots Anson Roa-Rodrigo as mass commentator.

ABS-CBN Chapel of Annunciation

Sunday shows such as Cinema, Cinema, Cinema sponsored by Hope Luxury Cigarettes and Ajinomoto Ginisa Flavor Seasoning Mix, Bakbakan hosted by Dyan Castillejo, For Kids Only, Matanglawin, Gaby's Xtraordinary Files, G Diaries and Star Studio will return with new episodes; while the longest-running musical variety show ASAP Natin 'To back to original title A.S.A.P.; hosted by Martin Nievera, Zsa Zsa Padilla, Gary Valenciano, Luis Manzano, Sarah Geronimo, Ogie Alcasid, and Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, it retains the segments (during the pre-lockdown episode) are: The Greatest Showdown, Regine Velasquez Collaborations, J.E.Z., ASAP Concert Presents and Just ASK.

At 2 p.m, the musical drama anthology Your Song and 3 p.m. fantasy and romance-based program Love Spell makes a comeback with new episodes, followed by entertainment news and talk show The Buzz hosted by Boy Abunda, Kris Aquino and Toni Gonzaga and Sunday night musical talk show Sharon makes a return with a live episode; at 7 p.m. is the fantasy anthology Wansapanataym with new episodes.

Reality shows such as I Can Do That!, Idol Philippines, Junior MasterChef, The Kids' Choice, Little Big Shots, MasterChef, Pilipinas Got Talent, Pinoy Boyband Superstar, Search for the Star in a Million, Star Power: Sharon's Search for the Next Female Pop Superstar, The Voice of the Philippines, The Voice Kids, The Voice Teens, The X Factor Philippines, U Can Dance, World of Dance Philippines, Your Face Sounds Familiar, Your Face Sounds Familiar: Kids and Your Moment will air on weekends at 8 p.m., before the airing, auditions of said reality shows took place in different key cities in the Philippines.

Right after the reality show, at 9 p.m. every Saturday the sitcom and sketch comedy Arriba, Arriba! is making a comeback with new episodes, when Johnny Delgado is still alive, on Sunday is Ang Tanging Ina starring Ai-Ai delas Alas.

But at the end of day's programming with the Holy Rosary, with the Joyful Mysteries to be led by Viel Aquino-Dee, followed by Ang Puso Ko'y Nagpupuri by Himig Heswita from the album Purihi't Pasalamatan: Mga Piling Awitin ni Fr. Honti Handog ng Himig Heswita (2000) every Monday and Saturdays, the Sorrowful Mysteries to be led by Ballsy Aquino Cruz followed by Stella Maris by Bukas Palad from the album Tanging Yaman (1989) on Tuesdays and Fridays, the Glorious Mysteries to be led by Pinky Aquino-Abellada followed by Mariang Ina Ko by Bukas Palad from the album Bukas Palad (1986) every Wednesday and Sunday, the Luminous Mysteries to be led by Kris Aquino-Yap followed by Awit sa ina ng Santo Rosaryo by Carol Banawa from the album Mysteria Lucis: The Mysteries of Light (2003) every Thursday.

It followed by China Central Television-produced closing song "Feeling Quiet", which are responsible for daily editing and broadcasting in the editor-in-chief's room, were used. "Thank you for watching goodbye" card, followed by national anthem performed by the UP Madrigal Singers featuring the Philippine National Police Band 1998 Centennial Version, announcement, station notice and test card on sign-off.

In May 2025, ABS-CBN was granted a national franchise to provide radio and television broadcasting throughout the Philippines. 

In November 2025, ABS-CBN was granted by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) a provisional authority to operate radio and television stations nationwide. A provisional authority was also secured from the NTC to operate and maintain radio and television broadcasting stations in Metro Manila, CAR, Bangsamoro and Regions 1 to 13.

ABS-CBN Mobile

ABS-CBN Convergence was granted by the NTC a Provisional Authority (PA), authorizing it to construct, install, operate and maintain a Nationwide Cellular Mobile Telephone System (CMTS) using Global System for Mobile (GSM) and/or Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) technology. 

The government granted ABS-CBN Convergence, the right to establish a permanent franchise to create and manage a wireless telecommunications service. ABS-CBN Convergence re-launched its cellular telephony service, known as ABS-CBN Mobile.

"That's it. When there is a franchise again, what is the remaining frequency that can go to ABS-CBN accurately? Just like on July 10, it was clear that ABS-CBN will not be able to return to the air, while Duterte is still in position. Also, we are going digital. It will be easier now because the frequencies will be utilized. If ABS-CBN franchise again"

ANG PAGBABALIK SA ERE NG ABS-CBN! | Mga kapamilya, narito na ang mga programa na dapat mong tutukan sa ating ABS-CBN:

Drama

Talk

• Magandang Buhay
• Today with Kris Aquino
• SNN: Showbiz News Ngayon
• Oh No, It's Johnny!
• Entertainment Live
• The Buzz
• Sharon

Variety/Reality/Game Shows

• Magandang Tanghali Bayan
• Ryan, Ryan Musikahan
• ASAP
• Everybody Sing

News

• TV Patrol
• The World Tonight
• ABS-CBN News Advisory
• Gametime
• Business Nightly

Current Affairs

• Alas Singko Y Medya
• XXX
• Patrol ng Pilipino
• Salamat Dok
• The Bottomline
• F
• Sports Unlimited
• Matanglawin

Religious

• Family Rosary Crusade
• Ang Iglesia ni Cristo
• Sunday TV Mass: The Healing Eucharist
• Bro. Eddie Villanueva Classics
• Jesus the Healer
• JIL Live Worship and Healing Service
• Prayerline
• Life Giver
• Light Up
• Worship Word & Wonders

Acquired programming

Animation

Dramas

Documentary

Variety/Reality/Game Shows

Movie blocks

• Star Cinema Presents
• Sunday's Best

Regional programming

Newscast

• TV Patrol North Luzon (TV-3 Baguio, TV-32 Dagupan, TV-46 Pampanga, TV-7 Laoag and TV-2 Isabela) (2018)
• TV Patrol Southern Tagalog (TV-10 Batangas) (2009)
• TV Patrol Bicol (TV-11 Naga, TV 4-Legazpi) (2005)
• TV Patrol Palawan (TV-7 Puerto Princesa) (2011)
• TV Patrol Panay (TV-10 Iloilo) (2011)
• TV Patrol Negros (TV-4 and 40 Bacolod) (2007)
• TV Patrol Central Visayas (TV-3 Cebu) (2000)
• TV Patrol Eastern Visayas (TV–2 Tacloban) (2018)
• TV Patrol Chavacano (TV-3 Zamboanga) (2000)
• TV Patrol North Mindanao (TV-4 Cagayan de Oro and TV-11 Butuan) (2018)
• TV Patrol Southern Mindanao (TV-4 Davao) (2005)
• TV Patrol South Central Mindanao (TV-3 General Santos and TV-5 Cotabato) (2018)

News bulletins

• News Advisory North Luzon (TV-3 Baguio, TV-32 Dagupan, TV-46 Pampanga, TV-7 Laoag and TV-2 Isabela)
• News Advisory Southern Tagalog (TV-10 Batangas)
• News Advisory Bicol (TV-11 Naga, TV 4-Legazpi)
• News Advisory Palawan (TV-7 Puerto Princesa)
• News Advisory Panay (TV-10 Iloilo)
• News Advisory Negros (TV-4 and 40 Bacolod)
• News Advisory Central Visayas (TV-3 Cebu)
• News Advisory Eastern Visayas (TV–2 Tacloban)
• News Advisory Chavacano (TV-3 Zamboanga)
• News Advisory North Mindanao (TV-4 Cagayan de Oro and TV-11 Butuan)
• News Advisory Southern Mindanao (TV-4 Davao)
• News Advisory South Central Mindanao (TV-3 General Santos and TV-5 Cotabato)

Morning show

• Bagong Morning Kapamilya (TV-3 Baguio, TV-32 Dagupan, TV-7 Laoag and TV-2 Isabela) (2018)
• Marhay na Aga Kapamilya (TV-11 Naga, TV-4 Legazpi) (2008)
• Maupay nga Aga Kapamilya (TV–2 Tacloban) (2020)
• Panay Sikat (TV-10 Iloilo) (2018)
• Panay Sikat Sabado (TV-10 Iloilo)
• The Morning Show (TV-4 and 40 Bacolod)
• Maayong Buntag Kapamilya (TV-3 Cebu) (2005)
• Maayong Buntag Kapamilya Sabado (TV-3 Cebu)
• Pamahaw Espesyal (TV-4 Cagayan de Oro and TV-11 Butuan)
• Maayong Buntag Mindanao (TV-4 Davao and TV-3 Zamboanga) (1993)
• Maayong Buntag Mindanao Sabado (TV-4 Davao)
• Buenos Días Zamboanga (TV-3 Zamboanga) (2019)
• Magandang Umaga South Central Mindanao (TV-3 General Santos and TV-5 Cotabato) (2010)

Religious

• Christ The Healer: Sunday TV Mass (TV-3 Cebu)
• The Banquet of Love: Sunday TV Mass (TV-4 Davao)

Public affairs

• Vote Alert

ABS-CBN can be seen on:

Free TV:

• TV-2 Manila
• TV-7 Laoag
• (SOON) San Nicholas, Ilocos Norte***
• TV-11 Vigan
• (SOON) Candon***
• TV-30 San Fernando, La Union
• (SOON) Agoo-Aringay***
• TV-32 Dagupan
• TV-46 Alaminos, Pangasinan***
• (SOON) Urdaneta***
• TV-3 Baguio
• (SOON) Tabuk***
• TV-11 Barlig, Mountain Province
• (SOON) Bontoc, Mountain Province***
• (SOON) Sagada, Mountain Province***
• TV-11 Bangued
• (SOON) Apayao***
• TV-11 Batanes
• TV-3 Tuguegarao
• TV-9 Aparri
• (SOON) Claveria, Cagayan***
• TV-2 Santiago
• (SOON) Cauayan***
• (SOON) Ilagan***
• (SOON) Echague***
• TV-11 Bayombong
• (SOON) Cabarroguis***
• (SOON) Iba***
• TV-12 Olongapo
• TV-13 Botolan
• (SOON) Subic***
• TV-46 Pampanga
• TV-34 San Miguel, Bulacan
• (SOON) Angat***
• (SOON) Malolos***
• (SOON) Plaridel***
• (SOON) Meycauayan***
• (SOON) Obando***
• (SOON) San Jose del Monte***
• TV-32 Cabanatuan
• (SOON) Gapan***
• (SOON) Guimba***
• (SOON) Llanera***
• (SOON) San Jose, Nueva Ecija***
• (SOON) Talavera***
• TV-34 Tarlac
• (SOON) Capas***
• TV-22 Baler
• TV-22 Balanga, Bataan
• (SOON) Bagac, Bataan***
• TV-40 Jalajala, Rizal
• (SOON) Cainta***
• (SOON) Rodriguez, Rizal***
• (SOON) Morong, Rizal***
• (SOON) San Mateo, Rizal***
• (SOON) Antipolo***
• TV-10 Batangas
• TV-38 Lipa
• (SOON) Bauan, Batangas***
• (SOON) Calaca, Batangas***
• (SOON) Lemery, Batangas***
• (SOON) Nasugbu, Batangas***
• (SOON) Padre Garcia, Batangas***
• (SOON) Santo Tomas, Batangas***
• (SOON) Tanauan, Batangas***
• TV-24 Lucena
• TV-9 Hondagua, Quezon***
• TV-50 Patnanungan***
• TV-11 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-21 Calapan
• TV-19 Bongabong***
• (SOON) Boac, Marinduque***
• (SOON) Santa Cruz, Marinduque***
• (SOON) Torrijos, Marinduque***
• TV-7 Puerto Princesa*
• TV-10 Sofronio Española*
• TV-12 Taytay, Palawan***
• TV-21 Brooke's Point, Palawan***
• TV-5 Coron, Palawan***
• TV-21 Cuyo, Palawan***
• (SOON) Rio Tuba, Palawan***
• (SOON) Bataraza, Palawan***
• TV-7 Balabac, Palawan***
• TV-52 Kalayaan, Palawan***
• (SOON) Narra, Palawan***
• (SOON) Quezon, Palawan***
• (SOON) Roxas, Palawan***
• TV-12 Taytay, Palawan***
• TV-10 Daet
• (SOON) Labo***
• TV-11 Naga
• TV-8 Iriga***
• (SOON) Goa***
• TV-4 Legazpi
• TV-10 Tabaco
• (SOON) Malilipot***
• (SOON) Camalig***
• TV-7 Sorsogon
• (SOON) Caramoran, Catanduanes***
• (SOON) Panganiban, Catanduanes***
• (SOON) San Miguel, Catanduanes***
• TV-7 Virac, Catanduanes
• TV-10 Masbate*
• (SOON) Romblon***
• TV-9 Kalibo
• TV-33 Malay, Aklan***
• TV-44 San Jose de Buenavista, Antique
• (SOON) Culasi, Antique***
• (SOON) Caluya, Antique***
• TV-21 Roxas
• TV-10 Iloilo
• (SOON) Miagao, Iloilo***
• (SOON) Guimaras***
• TV-4 Bacolod
• TV-26 Bais
• TV-40 Murcia
• TV-7 Cadiz**
• (SOON) Binalbagan***
• (SOON) Kabankalan***
• (SOON) San Carlos, Negros Occidental***
• (SOON) Victorias***
• TV-26 Sipalay**
• TV-12 Dumaguete
• (SOON) Guihulngan***
• (SOON) Tanjay***
• TV-3 Cebu
• TV-23 Bogo***
• TV-2 Toledo
• TV-13 Barili
• TV-9 Bohol*
• (SOON) Ubay, Bohol***
• TV-7 Siquijor
• TV-2 Tacloban
• (SOON) Ormoc***
• (SOON) Baybay***
• (SOON) Palo, Leyte***
• (SOON) Capoocan, Leyte***
• (SOON) Isabel, Leyte***
• (SOON) Maasin***
• (SOON) Sogod, Southern Leyte***
• TV-10 Calbayog*
• TV-7 Catbalogan*
• (SOON) Basey, Samar***
• TV-7 Catarman**
• TV-38 Borongan
• (SOON) Biliran***
• TV-2 Cagayan de Oro
• (SOON) Claveria, Misamis Oriental***
• (SOON) El Salvador, Misamis Oriental***
• (SOON) Gingoog***
• (SOON) Opol***
• TV-2 Bukidnon
• (SOON) Maramag, Bukidnon***
• (SOON) Manolo Fortrich***
• (SOON) Valencia, Bukidnon***
• TV-4 Iligan
• (SOON) Oroquieta***
• TV-7 Ozamiz*
• TV-11 Butuan
• (SOON) Bayugan***
• (SOON) Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur***
• TV-5 San Francisco, Agusan del Sur
• (SOON) Trento***
• (SOON) Dinagat Island***
• TV-12 Surigao*
• TV-26 Tandag
• (SOON) Bislig***
• TV-4 Davao
• (SOON) Digos***
• (SOON) Governor Generoso***
• (SOON) Lupon***
• (SOON) Manay***
• TV-24 Mati
• (SOON) Baganga***
• (SOON) Malita***
• (SOON) Nabunturan***
• (SOON) Panabo***
• (SOON) Tagum***
• TV-3 General Santos
• TV-4 Koronadal
• (SOON) Polomolok***
• (SOON) Surallah***
• TV-7 Alabel***
• (SOON) Kiamba***
• (SOON) Lebak***
• (SOON) Isulan***
• (SOON) Tacurong***
• TV-4 Kidapawan
• (SOON) Midsayap***
• (SOON) Kabacan***
• TV-5 Cotabato
• (SOON) Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao***
• (SOON) Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao***
• (SOON) Marawi***
• TV-3 Zamboanga
• TV-9 Pagadian*
• (SOON) Margosatubig***
• (SOON) Molave***
• (SOON) Dapitan***
• TV-42 Dipolog
• (SOON) Sindangan***
• (SOON) Liloy, Zamboanga del Norte***
• (SOON) Buug, Zamboanga Sibugay***
• TV-5 Ipil
• TV-33 Imelda, Zamboanga Sibugay
• TV-10 Jolo*
• (SOON) Bongao, Tawi-Tawi***

(*)Affiliates.

(**)Off-air.

(***)On-going expansion.

Digital, Cable and Satellite TV providers

• Sky Cable Metro Manila Channel 8 (SD) / Channel 167 (HD)
• Sky Cable Provincial Channel 2 (SD) / Channel 700 (HD)
• Cablelink Metro Manila Channel 8
• Cignal Channel 2
• G Sat Channel 2
• Sky Direct Channel 2
• SatLite Channel 2
• A&L Cable Television Silang, Cavite Channel __
• AB Bejrano Cable TV Tuba, Benguet Channel __
• Accutronics System, Inc. Odiongan, Romblon Channel __
• Aclan Cable Network, Inc. Lemery, Batangas Channel __
• Agoncillo Cable TV Agoncillo, Batangas Channel __
• Air Cable Tarlac City Channel __
• Aklan Cable TV Kalibo Channel __
• Alamada Cable Vision Corporation Alamada, Cotabato Channel __
• Alicia Cable System Alicia, Isabela Channel __
• Allen Closed Circuit Television System Allen, Northern Samar Channel __
• Allied Cable TV Systems Corporation Naga City Channel __
• Alpha Vision Cable Corporation Bustos, Angat and Norzagaray, Bulacan Channel __
• Alt Cable System Albano, Isabela Channel __
• AMS Paracale CATV System Paracale, Camarines Norte Channel __
• Andi Vision Cable TV Pasacao and Tinambac Channel __
• ANH CATV Gubat, Sorsogon Channel __
• Aparri CATV Services, Inc. Aparri, Cagayan Channel __
• Astra Cable Candon City and Narvacan, Ilocos Sur Channel __
• ATD Community Cable Vision, Inc. Balamban, Cebu Channel __
• Atimonan CATV Services, Inc. Atimonan, Quezon Channel __
• Bacarra Cable TV Bacarra, Ilocos Norte Channel __
• Bago City Cable TV Bago City, Negros Occidental Channel __
• Bakun CATV Bakun, Benguet Channel __
• Balayan Cable Network, Inc. Balayan, Batangas Channel __
• Bambista Cable TV, Inc. Bautista and Bayambang Pangasinan Channel __
• Banahaw Utilities Corporation Lucban, Quezon Channel __
• Beam Cable Network Aringay, La Union Channel __
• Bicol CATV System, Inc. Camarines Norte Channel __
• Bicolandia Cable TV, Inc. Ligao City Channel __
• Biliran Tele TV Network Corporation Naval, Biliran Channel __
• Binangonan Cable TV Corporation Binangonan, Rizal Channel __
• Bislig City Cable TV Bislig City, Surigao Del Sur Channel __
• Blackstone Cable TV Corporation Maitum, Sarangani Channel __
• Bogo Cable TV, Inc. Bogo City Channel __
• Bohol Community Cable TV Systems, Inc. Tagbilaran City, Bohol Channel __
• Bonari 203 Multi-Purpose Cooperative Rizal, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Bongabong Cable Network & Development, Inc. Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• Brightmoon Cable Networks, Inc. Bulacan Channel 8
• Broad Cable Communications Inc. Arayat and Magalang, Pampanga Channel __
• Buenavista Cable TV, Inc. San Jose de Buenavista, Antique Channel __
• Buhi Satellite TV-RO System Buhi, Camarines Sur __
• Bukidnon Z5 Cable Maramag, Bukidnon Channel __
• Bulan Satellite TV, Inc. Bulan, Sorsogon Channel __
• Bulusan Cable Television Network, Inc. Bulusan, Sorsogon Channel __
• C.P. CATV Cable Corporation Luisiana, Laguna Channel __
• Cable Star, Inc. San Mateo, Rizal Channel __
• Cable Television Network, Inc. Real, Quezon Channel __
• Cabletronics Batangas Cable System Nasugbu, Batangas Channel __
• Cablevision Systems Corporation Sta. Cruz, Laguna Channel __
• Caceres Cable TV Corporation Naga City Channel __
• Cadiz Community Satellite Link, Inc. Cadiz City, Negros Occidental Channel __
• Calapan Cable Center, Inc. Calapan City Channel __
• Calauag CATV System Calauag, Quezon Channel __
• Calbayog Cable TV and Entertainment Services Calbayog City, Samar Channel __
• Camarines Cable TV Vinzons, Camarines Norte Channel __
• Camiguin Island CATV Corporation Mambajao, Camiguin Channel __
• Candelaria Cable Television, Inc. Candelaria, Quezon Channel __
• Capitol CATV & Communications System, Inc. Occidental Mindoro Channel __
• Castillo Via Satellite CATV Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
• Catanauan Credit and Development Cooperative Cable TV System Catanauan, Quezon Channel __
• Choice Cable TV, Inc. Munoz, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Catubig Satellite and Cable TV System Catubig, Northern Samar Channel __
• Puerto Princesa CATV, Inc. Puerto Princesa, Palawan Channel __
• Cavite Cable Corporation Kawit and Rosario, Cavite Channel __
• Cebu Cable TV Management Corporation Cebu City Channel __
• Celebrity Cable Network Tayabas City, Quezon Channel __
• Celestron Cable San Pablo City, Laguna Channel __
• Central Luzon Cable Television Network, Inc. Hagonoy, Bulacan Channel __
• Channel Plus Cable Network, Inc. Gloria, Pinamalayan and Socorro, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• Charles CATV Systems, Inc. Masbate City, Masbate Channel __
• Cibi International Cable Network Bato, Camarines Sur Channel __
• Cine Vision Cable TV Corporation Zarraga, Iloilo Channel __
• Civicon CATV Services General Luna, Quezon Channel __
• Claveria Agri-Based Multi-Purpose Cooperative Cable TV Claveria, Cagayan Channel __
• Clare Cable Television Taal, Batangas Channel __
• CMD Cable Vision Cauayan City, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• Community Cable Vision Corporation Liliw and Los Banos, Laguna Channel __
• Comsatel Cable TV Cadiz City, Negros Occidental Channel __
• Concepcion Pay TV Network, Inc. Capas and Concepcion, Tarlac Channel __
• Continental Cable Network Calabanga, Camarines Sur Channel __
• Cotabato Cable Television Network, Inc. Cotabato City Channel __
• Countrywide Telecom, Inc. San Carlos City, Negros Occidental Channel __
• Cuenca Cable TV System Cuenca and Rosario, Batangas Channel __
• Cuyapo Cable Network, Inc. Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• D’ Leopard’s Cable TV Services Catbalogan City, Samar Channel __
• D’ Metro Cable System Daet, Camarines Norte Channel __
• Dalisay Video Network Calauag, Quezon Channel __
• Dapitan City Cable TV Dapitan City Channel __
• Dare Communication Network Floridablanca, Pampanga Channel __
• Dasca Cable Services Dasmarinas, Cavite Channel 2
• Datelsat CATV Network Pampanga Channel __
• DCN Cable TV Bolinao, Pangasinan Channel __
• DCTV Cable Network Albay and Sorsogon Channel __
• DearBC Cable Network-Plantation Libona and Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon Channel __
• Delmendo Cable TV Network Asingan and San Manuel, Pangasinan Channel __
• Diamond Cable TV Lawaan, Eastern Samar Channel __
• Discovery Cable TV Services Balayan, Batangas Channel __
• Dolores Cable TV Corporation Dolores, Eastern Samar Channel __
• Don Carlos Cable TV Inc. Poblacion, Don Carlos, Bukidnon Channel __
• E & E Electronics & CATV Services, Inc. Bayawan City, Negros Oriental Channel __
• E.M. Herrero Television Network Program Baggao, Cagayan Channel __
• Eagle Vision, Inc. Ilocos Sur Channel __
• East Manila Cable Cainta, Rizal Channel __
• Eastcoast Cable TV Network Baganga, Davao Oriental Channel __
• EFG CATV Irosin, Sorsogon Channel __
• E-Sabangan Cable Network Sabangan, Mountain Province Channel __
• ESTV Cable Network Albay and Sorsogon Channel __
• Excel Cable Network, Inc. La Union Channel __
• Excelite Cable Network Company San Miguel, Bulacan Channel __
• Exsat Multi-Tech Industries, Inc. Pikit, Cotabato Channel __
• Fiesta Cable, Inc., Southern Leyte Channel __
• Fil-Products Service Television, Inc. Ozamiz City, Misamis Occidental Channel __
• Fil-Products Service Television, Inc. Tacloban City Channel __
• FilStar CATV Service Paranas, Samar Channel __
• Filvision, Inc. Roxas City Channel __
• First Golden North Cable Vision Corporation Naguilian, Isabela Channel __
• First Integrated Cable TV Corporation San Jose City, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Focus Cable TV Guagua, Pampanga Channel __
• Franz Cable System Tulunan, Cotabato Channel __
• Freeport Cable, Inc. Subic Bay Freeport Zone Channel __
• G.R. CATV Services Sta. Cruz and Torrijos, Marinduque Channel __
• Galaxy Cable Corporation GBox Digital Batangas Channel __
• Gemsat Cable TV Network, Inc. Pulilan, Bulacan Channel __
• Gemstar Cable TV San Francisco, Agusan del Sur Channel __
• General Luna Cable TV General Luna, Surigao del Norte Channel __
• Goa Cable TV Goa, Camarines Sur Channel __
• Grapheld-B Cable TV Sapang Dalaga, Misamis Occidental Channel __
• Gulf Cable 2000, Inc. Lingayen, Pangasinan Channel __
• HLTV Cable Network Sorsogon City, Sorsogon Channel __
• Headway Cable TV Bataraza, Palawan Channel __
• Hinigaran Entertainment Systems, Inc. Hinigaran, Negros Occidental Channel __
• HipTV Rizal Channel __
• Hi-Tech Cable TV, Inc. Tarlac City Channel __
• Home Vision Cable Television San Ricardo, Southern Leyte Channel __
• Homechoice Cable TV Calumpit, Bulacan Channel __
• Home-Lipa Cable, Inc. Lipa, Batangas Channel __
• Infanta Cable Television Network, Inc. Infanta and Nakar, Quezon Channel __
• Ilocos Norte Cable TV Network, Inc. Batac, Ilocos Norte Channel __
• Intele San Esteban CATV Sta. Maria, Ilocos Sur Channel __
• Inter-Island Cable & Communications Network Inc. Juban, Sorsogon Channel __
• Ipil Cable Television System, Inc. Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay Channel __
• Isla Cable TV Services, Inc. Tanauan City, Batangas Channel __
• Jade Cable TV Systems, Inc. Cagayan de Oro City Channel __
• Jagna Cable TV Network, Inc. Jagna, Bohol Channel __
• JDS CATV Services Calbayog City, Samar Channel __
• JMD Cable Network, Inc. Rizal Channel __
• Jolo Cable Television Network, Inc. Jolo, Sulu Channel __
• JP Cable City, Inc. San Carlos City, Pangasinan Channel __
• JVL Star Cable TV, Inc. South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat Channel __
• Kabayan Cable TV Batangas Channel __
• Kalamansig-Lebak Cable System, Inc. Lebak, Sultan Kudarat Channel __
• Kalibo Cable Kalibo, Aklan Channel __
• Kiamba Development Cooperative Kiamba, Sarangani Channel __
• Kismet Cable TV. Inc. Pagadian City Channel __
• L & S Cable Television, Inc. San Jose, Occidental Mindoro Channel __
• Labason Cable Television System Labason, Zamboanga del Norte Channel __
• Laguna CATV Network, Inc. Cabuyao City, Paete, Pakil, Pangil, Siniloan, Mabitac, Famy and Sta. Maria, Laguna Channel __
• Lamitan Star Network Corporation Lamitan, Basilan Channel __
• Las Navas CATV Las Navas, Northern Samar Channel __
• Lead Cable TV Bongabong, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Leyte Cable TV Network, Inc. Tacloban City, Burauen, Carigara and Abuyog, Leyte Channel __
• Liloy Cable Television System Liloy, Zamboanga Del Norte Channel __
• LJ Cable Pangantucan, Bukidnon Channel __
• Love Net TV Tagum City Channel __
• Lucky Seven Cable Services Corporation Marinduque Channel __
• Maasin Cable Television Maasin, Southern Leyte Channel __
• Macalelon Cable System Macalelon, Quezon Channel __
• Magic Vision Cable Television Bangued, Abra Channel __
• Maguindanao Sky Cable CATV, Inc. Cotabato City Channel __
• Mahatao Cable Television Cooperative, Inc. Mahatao, Batanes Channel __
• Makilala Cable TV Kidapawan City, Cotabato Channel __
• Malangas Cable TV Network Malangas, Zamboanga Sibugay Channel __
• Mambulao Cable Television Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte Channel __
• Mambusao Cable TV Network Mambusao, Capiz Channel __
• Mamuric TV Network Station Solano, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
• Mananap Cable System Camarines Norte and Albay Channel __
• Mansalay Cable Television, Inc. Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• Marbel Cable V&L Digital Cable Koronadal City, South Cotabato Channel __
• Marbel Services & Television System Inc. Koronadal City and Polomolok, South Cotabato Channel __
• Margos Vision Cable TV Network Margostubig, Zamboanga Del Sur Channel __
• Marinduque Cable Television, Inc. Boac, Marinduque Channel __
• Master Cable TV Network, Inc. Bulakan, Bulacan Channel __
• Mauban Credit and Development Cooperative CATV Mauban, Quezon Channel __
• Mayan Cable TV Services Batanes Channel __
• MCC LAJ Cable Network Bontoc, Mountain Province Channel __
• MCTV Digital Cable TV Maasin City, Southern Leyte Channel 1
• Megen Corporation CATV - Kalingawan Cable TV Barili, Cebu Channel __
• Mendez Cable TV, Inc. Indang, Cavite Channel __
• Metro Dagupan CATV, Inc. Dagupan City Channel __
• Midsayap Cable Vision Corporation Midsayap, Cotabato Channel __
• Kalibo Cable TV Inc. Passi, Iloilo Channel __
• Mindanao Cable TV, Inc. Zamboanga City Channel __
• Mindoro Wireless Cable Network, Inc. Naujan, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• Misamis CATV Network, Inc. Misamis Occidental Channel __
• Morning Star Cable TV Tandag City Channel __
• Mountain Province Cable Network Bontoc, Mountain Province Channel __
• Mountaintop Cable TV Network Tagaytay City Channel __
• Mountainview Satellite Corporation Baguio City Channel __
• Mountain Cable Television Network Dupax Del Sur and Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
• Mount Malasimbu Cable TV Corporation Dinalupihan, Bataan Channel __
• Multi-Cable System of Guimba, Inc. Guimba, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Multi-Network Cable TV Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Multi-Service Enterprise Cable TV Sulat, Eastern Samar Channel __
• Munoz Satellite TV System, Inc. Science City of Munoz Channel __
• MyCATV Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
• Nabunturan Cable TV Network Nabunturan, Davao de Oro Channel __
• Naic Cable TV Corporation Naic, Cavite Channel __
• NBB Television Cable System Aroroy, Masbate Channel __
• NCTVN Cable Network Corporation Cotabato Channel __
• NECA CATV Corporation Liloan, Cebu Channel __
• Negros Cable Television, Inc. Silay City, Negros Occidental Channel __
• New Bacolod Cable Television Inc. Bacolod City Channel __
• New City Cable System Santiago City Channel __
• New Horizon CATV Network, Camalaniugan, Cagayan Channel __
• New Island Media Vision, Inc. Bauan, Batangas Channel __
• New Maharlika Cable System, Inc. Ibaan and San Juan, Batangas Channel __
• New Vintar Cable Network Vintar, Ilocos Norte Channel __
• New Vision Satellite Network Inc. Aparri, Cagayan Channel __
• New World CATV, Inc. Marilao, Bulacan Channel __
• North Star Cable Vision Cauayan City, Isabela Channel __
• Northern Star CATV, Inc. Badoc, Pinili and Currimao Channel __
• NVC Maharlika Cable Systems Inc. San Juan, Batangas Channel __
• Octagon Cable Services, Inc. Oton, Tigbauan, Guimbal, San Joaquin, Tubungan and Igbaras, Iloilo Channel __
• Orient Cable & Telecommunications, Inc. Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte Channel __
• Oriental Cable Television Network Diffun, Quirino Channel __
• Visayan CATV Network, Inc. Ormoc City Channel 14
• Otucan Farmers MPC Bauko, Mountain Province Channel __
• Oway Cable Ventures, Inc. Janiuay, Iloilo Channel __
• Pacific Cable and DTU Systems, Inc. Cabuyao, Laguna Channel __
• Pagadian Cable Television, Inc. Pagadian City Channel __
• Pagsanggiran MPC Cable Television Bacarra, Ilocos Norte Channel __
• Pakil Cable International Company Pakil and Siniloan, Laguna Channel 8
• Palapag Cable TV Multi-Purpose Cooperative Palapag, Northern Samar Channel __
• Panabo Satellite Cable TV Panabo City, Davao del Norte Channel __
• Panguil Bay Media Ventures, Inc. Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte Channel __
• Paradise Cable Television Network, Inc. Aklan Channel 19
• Parasat Cable TV, Inc. Cagayan De Oro City Channel __
• Pateros Cable TV Pateros, Metro Manila Channel __
• Patricio-Asiain Communications Service La Castellana Negros Occidental Channel __
• Peninsula Cable TV System Mulanay, Quezon Channel __
• Persian Cable TV Network Maddela, Quirino Channel __
• Pilar Cable TV and Broadband Services Pilar, Sorsogon Channel __
• Pioneer Cable Vision, Inc. Baybay City and Inopacan, Leyte Channel __
• Planet Cable, Inc. Bacoor City, Cavite Channel __
• Planet Cable, Inc. Cabatuan, Iloilo Channel __
• Plus Cable Network, Inc. Bacoor City, Cavite Channel __
• Polaris Cable Vision Inc. Ilagan City, Isabela Channel __
• Prime Cable Vision, Inc. Sindangan, Zamboanga del Norte Channel __
• Primecast Cable TV Network Tarlac City, Tarlac Channel __
• Psalms Cable TV, Inc. Roxas, Isabela Channel __
• Quadrillon Cable TV Network Services Calubian, Leyte Channel __
• Quezon CATV, Inc. Lucena City Channel __
• Quinapondan Cable TV Services Quinapondan, Eastern Samar Channel __
• Quirino Cable TV Network Saguday, Quirino Channel __
• R & V Satellite Network Corporation Mlang, Cotabato Channel __
• R.A. Omega Cable TV Corporation Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Rainbow Cable TV Plaridel, Bulacan Channel __
• Rainbow Cablevision, Inc. Socorro, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• RB CATV, Inc. Rosario, Batangas Channel __
• RBC Cable Master System Tuguegarao City Channel __
• RBC Videocom Cable TV Network, Inc. Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
• Redpoint Cable Systems, Inc. San Jose, Romblon Channel __
• Regal Cable TV Network Santiago City Channel __
• Reliance CATV and Entertainment Services Company Borongan City, Guiuan and Maydolong, Eastern Samar Channel __
• Rising Sun Cable TV Garchitorena, Camarines Sur Channel __
• RJJ Cable Networks, Inc. Tiaong, Quezon Channel __
• RMA Cable TV Oroquieta City, Misamis Occidental Channel __
• Rodolfo Tan CATV Services Llorente, Eastern Samar Channel __
• Romicomm Network, Inc. Roxas, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• Roska CATV Service Plaridel, Quezon Channel __
• Royal Cable Laguna Channel __
• Royal Multimedia System Binalbagan, Negros Occidental Channel __
• Rustic Clear Cable Corporation Victoria and Alaminos, Laguna Channel __
• Sagada Multi-Purpose Cooperative Cable Network Sagada, Mt. Province Channel __
• Salcedo Cable Salcedo, Ilocos Sur Channel __
• San Agustin Cable Antenna Corporation San Agustin, Romblon Channel __
• San Clemente Cable Network Inc. Camiling, Tarlac Channel __
• San Miguel Cable Network, Inc. Jagna, Bohol Channel __
• San Nicholas Cable Network San Nicholas, Batangas Channel __
• San Vicente Cable Television Network Barcelona, Sorsogon Channel __
• Satellite Cable Network, Inc. City of San Fernando, Pampanga Channel __
• SATV San Narciso, Zambales Channel __
• Scorpio Cable Vision Isabel, Leyte Channel __
• Sea Star Cable Banayoyo, Ilocos Sur Channel __
• Seapark Cable TV Caramoran and San Andres, Catanduanes Channel __
• Seaview Cable Network, Inc. Gumaca, Quezon Channel __
• Semco Cable Network Semirara, Antique Channel __
• Shama Cable Technologies La Union and Pangasinan Channel __
• Sharp Viewing Entertainment Corporation Cable TV Gapan City Channel __
• Shrine City Cable Antenna Television, Inc. Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte Channel __
• Silago Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Inc. Cable TV Silago, Southern Leyte Channel __
• Sinai Sky Cable TV Corporation Sinait, Ilocos Sur Channel __
• Siocon Cable System Corporation, Siocon, Zamboanga del Norte Channel __
• Siquijor Island Cable TV Systems Corporation Siquijor Channel __
• Skyline CATV Industries, Inc. Carmona and Jalajala, Rizal Channel __
• Skyline Community Network, Inc. Bayugan City, Agusan Del Sur Channel __
• Skywatch Cable Malolos City, Bulacan Channel __
• SMS Lopez CATV System Company Lopez, Quezon Channel __
• Sogod Cable Television Sogod, Southern Leyte Channel __
• Soreco II Electric Cooperative Cable TV Channel __
• Southeast Cable TV Corporation Mauban, Quezon Channel __
• Southern Cablevision, Inc. Iligan City Channel __
• Southern Leyte Star Cable Inc. Hindang, Leyte Channel __
• Southern Samar Cable TV Company General MacArthur, Eastern Samar Channel __
• Southwoods Cable TV Broadband Network Inc. General Mariano Alvarez, Cavite Channel __
• SPC Cable TV City of San Jose del Monte, Marilao and Meycauayan City, Bulacan Channel __
• Saint Joseph Cable TV System, Bagac, Bataan Channel __
• Saint Joseph Cable Visions, Inc. San Jose, Batangas Channel __
• Saint Lawrence Cable System Buenavista, Quezon Channel __
• Santa Catalina Cable TV System, Inc. Pagbilao, Quezon Channel __
• Star Cable Hagonoy, Bulacan Channel __
• Star Viewing Network, Inc. Sagay City, Negros Occidental Channel __
• Starnet Cable Corporation Teresa, Rizal Channel __
• Starnet Ventures San Francisco, Southern Leyte Channel __
• Startrek Cable Network Bangued, Tayum and Pidigan, Abra Channel __
• Subic CATV, Inc. Subic, Zambales Channel __
• Summit Cable TV Network Guimba, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Sun Cable Systems Davao, Inc. Channel __
• Sunshine Cable Network, Inc. Laoag City Channel __
• Superior Cable TV Bacnotan, La Union Channel __
• Surigao Cable Television Surigao City Channel __
• T.B. Sales Cable Vision, Inc. Bangui and Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte Channel __
• Tadian Municipal CATV Tadian, Mountain Province Channel __
• Talavera Cable System Talavera and Santo Domingo, Nueva Ecija Channel __
• Tala-Vision Cable, Inc. Panganiban and Bagamanoc, Catanduanes Channel __
• Tamaraw Vision Network, Inc. Calapan City and Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
• Tangkawayan Cable TV System Tangkawayan, Quezon Channel __
• Tanjay Cable TV, Inc. Tanjay City, Negros Oriental Channel __
• Taurus CATV Services Philippines Company Bobon, Northern Samar Channel __
• Tayabas Resources Ventures Corporation Tayabas, Quezon Channel __
• Telmarc Corporation Laguna and Rizal Channel __
• Three Aces Cable Network Calbiga, Western Samar __
• Titay Cable Television Network Titay, Zamboanga Sibugay Channel __
• Toledo Cable TV, Inc. Toledo City Channel 7
• Treasure Cable TV, Inc. Cuyo, Palawan Channel __
• Trece Cable TV Corporation Trece Martires City, Cavite Channel __
• Triartvision Cable TV Guinobatan, Albay Channel __
• Trinity Cable TV Network San Isidro, Davao Oriental Channel __
• Ultimate Viewing Cable TV, Inc. San Jose, Occidental Mindoro Channel __
• Ultra-Cable Network Paracale, Camarines Norte Channel __
• Ultravision Cable TV Tabaco City, Albay Channel __
• UniCableTV Cebu City Channel __
• Unique Cable Network, Inc. Dumalinao and Tukuran, Zamboanga Del Sur / Tangub City, Misamis Occidental Channel __
• USATV Pangasinan Channel __
• Valencia Cable TV Network, Inc. Valencia, Bukidnon Channel __
• Value Vision Cable TV System, Inc. Kabasalan, Zamboanga Sibugay Channel __
• Vicormin Telecommunications System, Inc. Victoria, Laguna Channel __
• Videocom Satellite System, Inc. Nasugbu, Batangas Channel __
• Villa Santiago Multi-Purpose Cooperative CATV Aglipay, Quirino Channel __
• Vision Prime Cable TV Bato and Iriga City Camarines Sur Channel __
• Wesfardell Cable Services Roxas City, Capiz Channel 2
• Zafra Cable HD Panglao, Bohol Channel 1
• Western Mindanao State University Dumingag Campus Integrated Multi-Purpose Cooperative Cable TV Dumingag, Zamboanga del Sur Channel __
• Zenergy Cable Internet Butuan City Channel 17
• Z-Energy CATV Network, Inc. Buenavista, Agusan del Norte Channel __
• Zoomsat, Inc. Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental Channel __
• P.I. Cable TV Tubigan, Initao and Himpang, Misamis Oriental Channel __
• Zenergy CATV Salay, Talisayan and Balingoan, Misamis Oriental Channel __
• SN Cable TV Corporation San Narciso, Zambales Channel __
• ABS-CBN TV Plus Channel 1

There are 75 channels and frequencies, including the recognized Channel 2 on television, 630 on AM radio, and 10 digital terrestrial television broadcasting stations used for ABS-CBN TV Plus.