Saturday, February 13, 2021
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PH House: ABS-CBN Franchise Application Would Have To Wait Until Next Congress
CALLS to revive the franchise of broadcast giant ABS-CBN will have to wait until the next Congress is in session, according to Philippine House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco.
Velasco said that the House of Representatives will focus on the priority measures of the current administration.
“With a little over a year until the 2022 elections, the House of Representatives is bent on finishing the remaining priority measures of this Administration to ensure that President Rodrigo Roa Duterte fulfills his campaign promise to the Filipino people,” the speaker said in a statement released on Thursday, February 11.
“On top of these priority legislation, we would like to see the passage of Bayanihan 3, as well as other economic bills geared toward rebuilding the Philippine economy shattered by the devastating impact of the global pandemic and rebuilding the lives of every Filipino disrupted by the health crisis,” he added.
Velasco made the statement days after Duterte declared that he would not allow ABS-CBN to operate again even if Congress grants the network giant a new franchise.
“Congress is planning to restore the franchise of the Lopezes. Wala akong problema doon kung i-restore ninyo (I don’t have a problem if Congress restores it),” the president said Monday, February 8.
“But if you say that if they can operate, kung may ano na sila (if they already have a franchise), no. I will not allow them,” he added.
Duterte said that he will not allow the National Telecommunications Commission to grant ABS-CBN the permit to operate.
In July last year, a Philippine House of Representatives panel rejected the bills seeking to grant ABS-CBN a new 25-year franchise.
Voting 70 to 11, the House Committee on Legislative Franchises adopted the recommendation of its technical working group to deny the network a new franchise.
Two congressmen inhibited while one abstained.
The country would keep GMA as the sole TV network.
Duterte said that he would only recognize ABS-CBN’s franchise once the broadcasting company settled their taxes.
“Unless and until mabayaran ng mga Lopez ang taxes nila (the Lopezes pay their taxes), I will ignore your franchise and I will not give them the license to operate,” said the president.
“Kalokohan ‘yan. Parang binigyan mo sila ng (That’s nonsense. It’s like giving them a) prize for their being– for committing criminal acts,” he added.
However, the country’s Bureau of Internal Revenue debunked the network’s alleged tax liability during the House hearings on the ABS-CBN franchise last year.
According to BIR Assistant Commissioner Manuel Mapoy, ABS-CBN has been “regularly paying its corporate taxes for the past years.” The network was also confirmed to have no outstanding delinquent accounts.
In January this year, Deputy Speaker Vilma Santos-Recto filed House Bill 8298 seeking to give broadcast giant ABS-CBN a fresh 25-year franchise.
Senate President Vicente Sotto III likewise filed Senate Bill No. 1967, which seeks to give ABS-CBN a fresh legislative franchise, citing the importance of television as the main source of information for most Filipinos.
Lalaki patay matapos barilin at saksakin ng manugang sa Antique
SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique - Patay ang isang lalaki matapos barilin at saksakin ng kanyang manugang sa Barangay Badiang, San Jose de Buenavista, Antique, Biyernes ng umaga.
Nakilala ang biktima na si Leonardo Joseco, 55 taong gulang at ang suspek naman na kanyang manugang ay si Norman Iman, parehong nakatira sa nasabing lugar.
Ayon kay Police Lt. John Predict Padilla, Deputy Station Commander ng San Jose de Buenavista Police, galing ng trabaho ang suspek at lasing.
Pagdating niya sa kanilang bahay ay agad itong nagpaputok ng baril at nang makita ang biyenan na si Joseco ay binaril niya ito at sinaksak.
Tama sa dibdib at sa iba't ibang bahagi ng katawan ang natamo ng biktima dahil sa saksak at pagkabaril.
Agad na dinala sa ospital ang biktima pero ideneklara itong dead on arrival ng doktor.
Dagdag pa ng awtoridad may dating hidwaan na ang dalawa nang hindi pumayag si Joseco na dalhin ni Iman sa kanilang lugar sa Anini-y, Antique ang asawa nito na anak ng biktima.
Sinampahan na ng kasong murder ang suspek at nakapiit ngayon sa selda ng San Jose de Buenavista Police. - ulat ni Rolen Escaniel
GMA: Return to the old logo
2021-present: Return to the old logo
70 and Buong Puso Para sa Pilipino have been removed in some teaser programs that only GMA logo was used.
The Philippines' Largest Network GMA should be decisions to reverted back into "Rainbow Network" branding with the returned of the 1995 logo and slogan for the network's new millennium.
With this reversion, GMA would be reformatting into mix of Entertainment and Variety shows, News and Public Affairs programs, Public Service programs/announcements/messages, Sports coverage, Religious broadcasters/Catholic shows, Blocktime programming’s, Movies, Event shows and Infomercial, plus Business and Lifestyle shows for every Filipino throughout the world, known as the network's News, Public Service and Entertainment channel; while GMA News TV was rebranded to GTV (Generous Television) as a 24/7 English general news, sports and entertainment channel, as well as American and Asian series and Citynet DWDB-TV Channel 27 in Metro Manila become 24/7 news, affairs and general channel; while the network's radio divisions Barangay FM and Super Radyo reverted back to Campus Radio and Bisig Bayan.
It also revives GMA old shows to be returned such as Mornings @ GMA (in English), Salo-Salo Together, That's Entertainment, Saksi, GMA Network News (in English), GMA Love Stories, Extra-Extra, Pinoy Blockbusters, GMA's Best, S.O.P. (Sobrang Okay, Pare!), Dear Friend, S-Files, All-Star K!, Partners with Mel and mostly telenovelas series, which will take the place of Unang Hirit, Eat Bulaga! (produced by TAPE, Inc.), Wowowin (by WBR Entertainment Productions, Inc., under the network's Entertainment Group), 24 Oras, Sarap Di Ba?, Studio 7, All-Out Sundays, Dear Uge, GMA Blockbusters, Daig Kayo Ng Lola Ko and Kapuso Mo Jessica Soho's timeslots.
These of two shows (since the inception of Kapuso Network days) were Mars Pa More (formerly Mars) to be extended up to 45 minutes to make it aired 1-hour and 30 minutes because it will merge with SiS and Moms, while Magpakailanman will be transition it's genre from true stories into real-life stories of every Filipino (i.e. Drama, Family, Romance, Talented, Inspirational, Overseas Filipino Workers, Political, Sports, etc.) with MTRCB's Parental Guidance Advisory whereas viewers can be send their stories about the real-life, because it will similar to Maalaala Mo Kaya (MMK) on the rival ABS-CBN.
All GMA-7's national programming were permanently switched it's broadcasting from 4:3 aspect ratio Standard Definition Television (SDTV) into 16:9 1080p High Definition Television (HDTV) for better quality picture, and also, GMA's Transmitter will decided to downgrading their Effective Radiated Power (ERP) of 500,000 watts (though the TPO of 100,000 watts is the strongest state-of-the-art transmitter power output since GMA-7 was inaugurated a new 777-ft. Tower of Power) in order to control power costs, and ensured to improvement the signal reception and audio quality on both Analog and Digital television broadcasts throughout Mega Manila and surrounding areas.
During sign-on and sign-off notice, GMA would be decided to stop producing national anthem music video produced by the network itself to be replaced by the 16:9 4K UHD Digitally Restored and Remastered of Philippine National Anthem 1994 version produced by BPI to be aired on GMA-7 and GMA News TV-27.
GMA Network sparks hope this 2021 with exciting new programs and offerings
GMA Network offers a beacon of hope this 2021 as it ushers in the New Year with a stellar roster of exciting new programs and offerings.
Kick-starting the line-up for GMA Afternoon Prime is the return of “Magkaagaw” with recap and fresh episodes to ring in the New Year. Magkaagaw is the high-rating soap top-billed by Sunshine Dizon, Klea Pineda, Jeric Gonzales, and Sheryl Cruz. Next up is the heart-tugging story of “Babawiin Ko Ang Lahat” top-billed by John Estrada and Carmina Villaroel, and in her first starring role, promising Kapuso drama actress Pauline Mendoza. The well-loved tandem of Rita Daniela and Ken Chan returns to the small screen on “Ang Dalawang Ikaw” and is joined by Kapuso newcomer Ana Vicente.
Set to launch as well on GMA Afternoon Prime is the TV adaptation of the 1988 award-winning film “Nagbabagang Luha” starring Glaiza de Castro, Rayver Cruz, introducing Claire Castro with Mike Tan. Viewers should also watch out for the riveting legal drama “Artikulo 247”; the multi-layered rivalry of three sisters in “Las Hermanas”; the weekly drama series “Love Connections” that opens with intriguing social media posts and eventually unravels the story behind them; and the story of the little person who one day discovers that she is an heiress despite growing up from a poor family in “Little Princess.”
On GMA Telebabad, the rivalry between friends-turned-mortal-enemies continues in the recap and fresh episodes of “Anak ni Waray vs. Anak ni Biday,” top-billed by Kapuso Primetime Princess Barbie Forteza and Kate Valdez, together with Migo Adecer and seasoned actresses Snooky Serna and Dina Bonnevie.
Viewers also can’t wait for the highly-anticipated romantic comedy series “First Yaya.” The series is headlined by award-winning Kapuso actor Gabby Concepcion with Pancho Magno, Maxine Medina, Pilar Pilapil, Cassy Legaspi, JD Domagoso, and Sanya Lopez who plays the lead role of Yaya Melody. It follows the story of the Vice President of the Philippines (Gabby) who will later assume the presidency and his blooming romance with Yaya Melody, the nanny of his children.
Another breakthrough cultural drama series from the GMA Entertainment Group this 2021 is “Legal Wives” where Kapuso Drama King Dennis Trillo takes on the challenging role of Ishmael, a Maranaw Muslim royalty who has three wives portrayed by talented actresses Alice Dixson, Andrea Torres, and Bianca Umali. Portraying an equally important role is internationally-acclaimed actress Cherie Gil.
Talented and versatile Kapuso stars Lovi Poe and Benjamin Alves are reunited on primetime via the romantic comedy series “Owe My Love.” Produced by GMA Public Affairs, “Owe My Love” narrates the story of a financially illiterate woman and a miserly but successful doctor and financial advisor whose lives intertwine when the former gets indebted to the latter.
GMA Public Affairs is also set to bring its biggest action-adventure series to date in “Lolong.” Bannered by Kapuso Action-Drama Prince Ruru Madrid, Lolong is inspired by the world’s largest crocodile in captivity of the same name. Joining Ruru in the series are Kapuso actresses Arra San Agustin and Shaira Diaz.
Sure to keep viewers glued to the screen every weeknight is the sweeping romance drama “I Left My Heart in Sorsogon” starring Heart Evangelista-Escudero. It dwells on the story of a young woman whose status as a fashion socialite is shaken up after returning to her hometown, rediscovering her roots, and rekindling her love for family, community, and an ex-flame.
Viewers will also be delighted with the return of the exceptional and one-of-a-kind drama anthology “I Can See You” featuring the biggest and brightest Kapuso stars. This ground-breaking program pivots on its common visual storytelling mnemonic device which is the use of a camera as a witness to the tales of love and mystery from everyday people.
Other upcoming soaps to look forward to on GMA Telebabad are “To Have & To Hold,” a man searches for answers about his wife’s secret affair but soon realizes he’s falling for the spouse of his wife’s lover; “World Between Us,” a principled man gets wronged by the people he considers as family; “Love. Die. Repeat.,” a woman is stuck reliving the day of her boyfriend’s death over and over again; and “The Witness,” a man with high-functioning autism becomes a witness and a secret keeper to a crime.
On weekends, adventure awaits Kapuso viewers in the action-packed family drama “Agimat ng Agila” featuring Senator Bong Revilla Jr. together with Sanya Lopez, Roi Vinzon, Benjie Paras, Allen Dizon, Seth dela Cruz, and Elizabeth Oropesa.
GMA Network’s all-original musical competition is also set to return with “The Clash Season 4”; while the quest to find the Bida Kid is back on “Centerstage,” hosted by no less than Asia’s Multimedia Star Alden Richards and co-hosted by Betong Sumaya.
Everyday people will take on the challenge of a lifetime in “Catch Me Out Philippines,” an exciting show based on the UK original where the greatest pretender wins. It is hosted by Jose Manalo with Kakai Bautista and Derrick Monasterio.
A new breed of talented artists who can make beautiful music together are also set to be discovered in “Sing For Hearts”. In this innovative singing contest, male and female singers shall be blindly paired together to see who can create a singing love-team that will capture the hearts of the audience and the judges alike.
Viewers are also in for a treat with new program offerings from GMA News TV!
Travel back in time and have a taste of the past via the fantasy-romance series “The Lost Recipe.” The first locally produced daily primetime show on GMA News TV, “The Lost Recipe” features the fresh team up of Mikee Quintos and Kelvin Miranda who have already made a niche for themselves in their previous projects. Together, the fast-rising actors are set to make hearts flutter as they entice viewers to try the new taste of Pinoy drama.
Weekend nights are bound to get more amusing via “Flex” where Gen Z stars Mavy Legaspi, Lexi Gonzales, JD Domagoso and Althea Ablan take the spotlight to celebrate their authentic selves through comedy, music and a variety of wholesome get-together activities.
Adding magic to everyone’s TV viewing habit is “My Fantastic Pag-ibig,” which features a collection of rom-com tales set in present times but infused with fantasy elements and showcases GMA’s most promising young love teams.
Fall in love with the charming story of “Heartful Café,” which follows the life of a café owner and online romance novelist named Heart and her journey towards finding her own match. It stars Asia’s Pop Diva Julie Anne San Jose alongside David Licauco and Andre Paras.
The much-awaited on-screen team-up of real-life couple Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos is all set in the romance-mystery mini-series “Love You Stranger”. The series is about a film designer whose love for her sick mother drives her to look into the existence of a shadow figure from folklore. Her life serendipitously changes when she gets to work on a film about the said folklore with a charming young director. Their filmmaking journey leads them to discover truths about the shadow creature and each other.
Meanwhile, “Game of the Gens” fuses singing, dancing, and playing games among competitors from different generations. The fun will be amped up by hosts Andre Paras and Sef Cadayona, together with comedians and performers called GenDolls.
Kapuso viewers should also stay tuned for an exciting line-up of well-loved Asian dramas beginning with the heart-stirring Koreanovela Fates and Furies, The Romantic Doctor 2, Backstreet Rookie, Doctor John, Penthouse, Bad Genius The Series, The Gifted, The Sand Princess, and My Husband in Law; critically acclaimed local films: Family History, Jowable, Hindi Tayo Pwede, On Vodka, Beers and Regrets, Mindanao, Da Ninang, Huling Ulan sa Tag-Araw, The Missing, Coming Home, and Isa Pang Bahaghari; and blockbuster international films: A Star is Born, Crazy Rich Asians, Bumblebee, The Nun, Ocean’s 8, Mission Impossible – Fallout, Rampage, Men in Black 4, Charlie’s Angels (2019), Jumanji: The Next Level, Angry Birds Movie 2, Avengers: Endgame, and The Meg.
GMA Network further elevates TV viewing experience with its most recent offering, GMA Now, a mobile digital TV receiver that can be plugged into an Android phone and allows viewers to watch TV on the go for free and to enjoy a bunch of interactive features at the same time.
The Kapuso Network also extends its Serbisyong Totoo to Filipino learners across the country as it provides a free digital channel for the Department of Education’s blended learning program. DepEd TV will soon be available on GMA Affordabox’s Channel 7.
Finally, the country’s number one network returns to sports broadcasting as GMA signs a landmark deal with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Philippines’ first athletic league, for NCAA Season 96 to 101 (2020-2026). NCAA fans can soon catch the games on GMA News TV, GMA Pinoy TV, and via online streaming on GMANetwork.com. The Men’s Basketball Finals is also set to air on GMA-7.
GMA maps out 3-year expansion program
Broadcast giant GMA Network Inc. is mapping out a three-year expansion program that will include a new building in Quezon City and the acquisition of equipment for its digital television rollout.
The company said in a statement on Wednesday this would be backed by an investment budget of P20 billion until 2023 or more than P6 billion yearly.
In its statement, GMA announced plans to start the construction of a new building and state-of-the-art studio inside the GMA Network complex.
At the same time, it will continue to invest in its digital terrestrial television business to strengthen its natiowide presence. This will include the upcoming launch of GMA Now, a device that allows viewers to watch digital TV programs on their mobile phones.
GMA pointed to its strong business performance last year despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
From January to September 2020, GMA posted a profit of P3.9 billion. This was an unusual 79 jump over the previous year’s election-fueled results.
The company said the closure of rival ABS-CBN due to the expiration of its broadcast franchise had contributed to the increase in GMA’s advertising revenue.
At the same time, GMA significantly slashed spending while generating sales from the launch of its digital TV receiver dubbed Affordabox last June.
“Surpassing seven decades is no easy feat for our company especially during an exceptionally challenging year in 2020,” said GMA Network chair and CEO Felipe Gozon, referring to the company’s 70th anniversary celebration last year.
GMA News TV is now GTV
This February 22, the Kapuso Network is keeping it good with its second free-to-air channel’s fresh new look as GTV – offering “the news you trust and new shows to love.”
GTV stays true to the Network’s commitment to Serbisyong Totoo with a full roster of credible news programs from the award-winning teams of GMA News, GMA Regional TV, and DZBB.
Viewers can still catch the live telecast of Super Radyo DZBB’s hottest reports and commentaries on “Dobol B TV”; as well as Connie Sison and Raffy Tima’s midday newscast “Balitanghali.”
GTV likewise simulcasts GMA’s flagship news program “24 Oras,” anchored by GMA News pillars Mel Tiangco, Mike Enriquez, and Vicky Morales.
Meanwhile, the channel’s primetime newscast “State of the Nation (SONA),” bannered by Atom Araullo and Maki Pulido, provides depth and context to the headlines.
Local news reports continue to be accessible to more viewers via the “GMA Regional TV Strip” and “GMA Regional TV Weekend News,” which feature the Network’s award-winning local news programs across the country.
Alongside its newscasts, GTV offers fresh programming options for both the young and young-at-heart. This was kickstarted by the high-rating primetime series “The Lost Recipe” headlined by the fresh loveteam of Mikee Quintos and Kelvin Miranda in a fantasy-romance that provides viewers a new taste of Pinoy drama.
Adding magic to everyone's Saturday viewing habit is “My Fantastic Pag-ibig,” a collection of rom-com tales set in present times but infused with fantasy elements and showcases today’s most promising young loveteams.
The all-original comedy game show “Game of the Gens,” hosted by Sef Cadayona and Andre Paras, fuses singing, dancing, and playing games among competitors from different generations.
New Kapuso Chef JR Royol gives a peek into the fascinating process of food preparation in the weekly cooking show “Farm To Table.”
Upcoming GTV offerings include the charming story of “Heartful Café,” starring Asia's Pop Diva Julie Anne San Jose alongside David Licauco; the much-awaited on-screen tandem of real-life couple Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos in the romance-mystery mini-series “Love You Stranger”; and “FLEX,” which will be bannered by Gen Z stars Mavy Legaspi, Lexi Gonzales, Joaquin Domagoso, and Althea Ablan.
On GTV’s Happy Hour strip, Vicky spreads positivity in news magazine show ‘Good News’ while multi-awarded documentarist Kara David takes viewers on an gastronomical adventure featuring Filipino food in “Pinas Sarap.” Helping viewers manage their finances better in the new normal is Susan Enriquez in “Pera Paraan.” Global Endorser Gabbi Garcia, on the other hand, brings the latest trends in “IRL” through the stories and experiences that audiences encounter every day. More travel adventures in the new normal also await viewers in the award-winning travel and adventure program “Biyahe ni Drew” hosted by Drew Arellano.
Well-loved public affairs and lifestyle shows continue throughout the week. Join Kara anew as she reports on various issues facing the country in “Brigada.” Susan answers the questions of every Juan in “iJuander” while Tonipet Gaba explores how dining has evolved in the “new normal” in “Pop Talk.” Dishing out fun, food, and adventure are Solenn Heussaff and Gil Cuerva in “Taste Buddies.”
Further, sports fans are sure to watch out for the coverage and airing of the upcoming NCAA seasons.
With GNTV currently holding the second spot as the most watched channel after GMA, GTV is slated to complement main channel GMA’s strong nationwide reach.
GTV is available via free-to-air, cable, satellite, and on GMA Affordabox and GMA Now as well as other digital receivers.
GTV’s exciting programs also air abroad via the Network’s international channels GMA Pinoy TV, GMA Life TV, and GMA News TV International.
Watch the news you trust and new shows to love beginning February 22 on GTV. Keeping it good!
For more details, visit GTV’s official social media account @GTVPhilippines on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tiktok.
GTV to air classic anime favorites Pokémon, Dragon Ball Z
Heads up, 90s kids!
Your classic anime favorites will once again grace television sets with the launch of GTV.
In a virtual media conference on Friday, the Kapuso Network announced the rebranding of GMA News TV to a more variety-oriented channel.
As GTV aims to target the "young and young at heart" audience demographic, anime titles are among the shows they have in store.
"We've lined up the beloved anime that have been airing before in GMA. GMA was known as anime authority so this will also trickle down to GTV," said Atty. Annette Gozon-Valdes, President of GMA Films, Inc. and Programming Consultant to the Chairman and CEO.
"We're launching Pokémon and Dragon Ball Z—those loved anime that we used to show years before in GMA, you'll also see them now on GTV," she added.
Gozon-Valdes said GTV is focused on bringing back the classics for now, but they are also on the look out to acquire new anime titles.
Anime fans have long been clamoring for GMA to once again include anime titles on its regular programming.
The millennial generation grew up watching anime in the evening and later in the afternoon, with names often anglicized and the dialogues dubbed in Filipino.
Schedule
2021
Monday to Friday
4:55 am - Guidelines for Living with Harold Sala
5 am - The 700 Club
6 am -
Monday: GMA Network News (replay)
Tuesday-Friday: Saksi: GMA Headline Balita (replay)
6:30 am - Mornings @ GMA
8 am - Agripreneur
8:30 am - Dragon Ball Super
9 am - Heirs of the Night
9:30 am - Batang Batibot
10 am - Parents’ Guide
10:30 am - Mars Pa More
11:30 am - Wagas
12 nn - Eat... Bulaga!
1:30 pm - Magkaagaw
2 pm - Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit
2:30 pm - Babawiin ko ang Lahat
3 pm - Maynila
3:30 pm - Nagmamahal, Manay Gina
4 pm - That’s Entertainment
5 pm - Eye to Eye
5:30 pm - Extra, Extra!
6 pm - Saksi: GMA Headline Balita
6:30 pm - Anak ni Waray vs. Anak ni Biday
7 pm - Owe My Love
7:30 pm -
Monday: Beh Bote Nga
Tuesday: Bahay Mo Ba 'To?
Wednesday: Nuts Entertainment
Thursday: Tadhana
Friday: Bubble Gang
8:30 pm -
Monday: Mikee
Tuesday: Kool Ka Lang
Wednesday: Growing Up
Thursday: Magpakailanman
Friday: Agimat ng Agila
9:30 pm -
Monday: Who’s Your Daddy Now?
Tuesday: Bitoy's Funniest Videos
Wednesday: TGIS
Thursday: Stories for the Soul
Friday: The Boobay and Tekla Show
10:30 pm - GMA Network News
11 pm -
Monday: I-Witness
Tuesday: The Probe Team
Wednesday: Emergency
Thursday: Born to Be Wild
Friday: Tunay na Buhay
12 mn - The 700 Club
1 am -
Monday: Midnight Prayer Helps
Tuesday: The Pulpit of Christ
Thursday: Word of Hope
1:30 am - Jesus Miracle Crusade Ministry
3:30 to 3:35 am - Guidelines for Living with Harold Sala
Wednesday and Friday
1 am -
Wednesday: Jesus the Healer
Friday: Let There Be Light
2 am - Jesus Miracle Crusade Ministry
4 to 4:05 am - Guidelines for Living with Harold Sala
Saturday
5 am - Jesus the Healer
6 am - The 700 Club
7 am - Tipong Pinoy
7:30 am - Hunter X Hunter
8 am - Invincible Teacher
9 am - Yokai-Watch (New Season)
9:30 am - Angry Birds Blues
10 am - Freakazoid!
10:30 am - Digital LG Quiz
11:30 am - Campus Video
12 nn - Eat... Bulaga!
2:30 pm - H.O.T. TV: Hindi Ordinaryong Tsismis
4 pm - Wish Ko Lang!
4:30 pm - Click
5:30 pm - Pinas Sarap
6:30 pm - Brigada Siete
7:30 pm - Pepito Manaloto
8:30 pm - Lip Sync Battle Philippines
9:30 pm - GMA’s Best
11:30 pm - Master Showman Presents
12:30 am - GMA Network News
1 am - The 700 Club International
1:30 to 3:30 am - Jesus Miracle Crusade Ministry
Sunday
5 am - Ecclesia in Asia
6 am - In Touch
7 am - Freakazoid!
7:30 am - Angry Birds Toons
8:30 am - Hunter X Hunter
9 am - Fairy Tail
9:30 am - Knockout
10 am - Born to Be Wild
10:30 am - AHA!
11 am - iBilib
11:30 am - Joey’s Quirky World
12 nn - SOP
2:30 pm - Dear Friend
4 pm - Startalk
5:30 pm - Mel & Joey
6:30 pm - Tok! Tok! Tok! Isang Milyong Pasok
7:30 pm - Lip Sync Battle Philippines
8:30 pm - All Star K
9:30 pm - SNBO: Sunday Night Box Office (temporary: Pinoy Meets World / 100% Pinoy / Case Unclosed / World View Presents / The Atom Araullo Specials)
11:30 pm - Cheche Lazaro Presents (every last Sunday of the month: Aawitan Kita)
12:30 am - GMA Network News
1 am - A Little Night of Music
1:30 am - The 700 Club International
2 to 4 am - Jesus Miracle Crusade Ministry
GMA TV Stations Nationwide
LUZON
GMA-7/DTV-15 Manila
TV-10/DTV-38 Baguio
TV-30 Apayao
TV-9 Kalinga
TV-7 Bangued
TV-5 Mountain Province
TV-5 Laoag
TV-4 Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte
TV-21 San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte***
TV-48 Vigan
(SOON) Agoo-Aringay***
TV-10 Dagupan
TV-35 Benguet
TV-48 Alaminos, Pangasinan
TV-5 Dasol, Pangasinan*
TV-7 Batanes
TV-7 Tuguegarao
TV-13 Aparri
TV-7 Santiago, Isabela
TV-13 Cauayan
TV-21 Ilagan
TV-5 Baler
TV-48 Tarlac
(SOON) Capas***
TV-14 Iba
TV-5 Botolan***
TV-10 Olongapo
(SOON) Subic***
TV-12 Pampanga
(SOON) San Miguel, Bulacan
TV-30 Angat***
(SOON) Malolos***
(SOON) Plaridel***
(SOON) Meycauayan***
(SOON) Obando*
(SOON) San Jose del Monte***
TV-7 Cabanatuan
(SOON) Gapan***
(SOON) Guimba***
TV-35 Llanera***
(SOON) Talavera***
TV-12/DTV-32 Batangas
TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
(SOON) Cainta***
(SOON) Rodriguez, Rizal***
(SOON) Morong, Rizal***
(SOON) San Mateo, Rizal***
(SOON) Antipolo***
TV-15 Lucena
(SOON) Biñan***
TV-23 Calamba
TV-26 San Pablo
(SOON) Dasmariñas***
TV-29 Tagaytay***
(SOON) Tanza***
TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
TV-11 Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro
TV-13 Boac, Marinduque
TV-5 Santa Cruz, Marinduque
TV-10 Torrijos, Marinduque
TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
TV-8 Coron, Palawan
TV-17 Cuyo, Palawan
TV-13 Balabac, Palawan
TV-4 Taytay, Palawan
TV-7 Romblon
TV-7 Masbate
TV-8 Daet
(SOON) Labo***
TV-7 Naga
TV-13 Iriga
TV-12 Legazpi
TV-8 Malilipot
TV-13 Catanduanes
TV-2 Sorsogon
VISAYAS
TV-2 Kalibo
TV-35 Malay, Aklan
TV-12 San Jose, Antique
TV-35 Culasi, Antique
TV-5 Roxas
TV-6 Iloilo
TV-13 Bacolod
TV-23 Bais
TV-5 Cadiz
TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
TV-7/DTV-26 Cebu
TV-26 Bogo
TV-11 Samboan
TV-11/DTV-34 Bohol
TV-5 Dumaguete
TV-11 Guihulngan
TV-10 Sipalay
(SOON) Tanjay
TV-5 Calbayog
TV-9 Catarman
TV-11 Catubig
TV-13 Catbalogan
TV-8 Borongan
TV-35 Naval, Biliran
TV-10 Tacloban
TV-12 Ormoc
TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte
TV-12 Isabel, Leyte
TV-44 Maasin
(SOON) Sogod, Southern Leyte
MINDANAO
(SOON) Dapitan***
TV-4 Dipolog
TV-3 Pagadian
TV-30 Imelda, Zamboanga Sibugay
TV-2 Ipil
TV-9 Zamboanga
TV-35 Liloy, Zamobanga Del Norte
TV-41 Mambajao
TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
TV-12 Bukidnon
(SOON) Maramag, Bukidnon***
(SOON) Manolo Fortrich***
(SOON) Valencia, Bukidnon***
TV-34 Oroquieta
TV-5 Ozamiz
TV-11 Iligan
TV-5/DTV-37 Davao
(SOON) Digos***
(SOON) Governor Generoso***
(SOON) Lupon***
(SOON) Manay***
TV-23 Mati***
TV-21 Baganga*
TV-13 Malita*
TV-39 Nabunturan***
(SOON) Panabo***
(SOON) Tagum***
TV-8 General Santos
TV-13 Koronadal
(SOON) Polomolok***
(SOON) Surallah***
TV-35 Alabel*
TV-21 Kiamba***
(SOON) Lebak***
(SOON) Isulan***
TV-30 Tacurong
TV-12 Kidapawan
(SOON) Midsayap, North Cotabato***
TV-26 Butuan
TV-10 Surigao
TV-2 Tandag
TV-35 Bislig
TV-3 San Francisco, Agusan Del Sur
TV-34 Prosperidad, Agusan Del Sur
TV-12 Cotabato
(SOON) Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao***
(SOON) Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao***
TV-12 Jolo
TV-44 Tawi-Tawi
(*)Off-air.
(**)On-going expansion.
Friday, February 12, 2021
Does Your Lifestyle Allow for Generosity?
Do not exploit the poor because they are poor and do not crush the needy in court, for the LORD will take up their case and will plunder those who plunder them. Proverbs 22:22-23
William Borden was born to a wealthy family, but when he was challenged by a friend at Princeton University, he gave away his millions. Years later he wouldn’t even allow himself the luxury of a car, when he rode through the teaming streets of Cairo, Egypt on a bicycle. His desire was to reach people at their level, and he did just that. His motto: No reluctance, no regrets, no retreat.
In all probability you won’t arrive at this kind of lifestyle overnight. It may be a slow journey from the hills of suburbia to the inner city where people are hurting, or from where you are to a simple path of service. Rarely does a person wake up and say, “I’ve been living for myself and I’m going to get rid of the big house, the expensive car and go live in the slums, working with the poor.” But at some point a wise person is forced to consider God’s will and purpose for his life. I hasten to say that God deals with each of us on an individual basis, and what may be OK for some is not necessarily OK for others.
Take, for example, Renny Scott. Haven’t heard of him? Probably not, but Scott said it’s time we began to look at the needs of our world in light of the trust of our possessions. Scott is an Episcopalian priest, and during his first stint in a parish, he began wrestling with the issue of materialism and how much is enough. He said, “I just couldn’t resolve the tension of living in a peaceful bedroom community while hell on earth was all around us in the form of hunger and poverty.”
He went to Africa with a World Vision group, which was the beginning of involvement with the needs of other people. He sold everything and went to Africa–right? Wrong! But he did move into the inner city where he lived, and began thinking about those who were less fortunate than he. That was the second step. Then he took a church, a struggling one with a congregation of about 50 which met in a school cafeteria. A year later he invited a Ugandan pastor to speak about the genocide which was taking place in Uganda under Idi Amin. The pastor borrowed the story of Jesus with the loaves and fishes and challenged the people to do what they could.
Afterwards a deacon suggested they give the entire Sunday morning offering to help. Scott swallowed hard because that meant his salary was included. Eventually, Scott and his wife, Margaret, came to grips with their lifestyle and did something which I have challenged many to do: put a cap on your lifestyle and say, “This much and no more”; and everything above that was given away no matter how much they received. The little church of 30 people grew into a body of people which averaged over 1800 in attendance and matched money given for buildings with money given for missions.
Then Renny Scott took on a new challenge: that of helping homeless people find housing which is affordable. Scott said, “I had to pause and ask myself what I would want to be doing if Christ returned today. And I found myself answering from Matthew 24 and 25. I needed to take my talents and invest them in the poor, the sick, and the naked.” Hats off to Renny Scott who discovered there is more to life than a good income.
Can anyone afford to be indifferent to the needs of others when the very example of Jesus dictated drawing a line somewhere and saying, “This much and no more”? You are the one who has to answer for your choices.
Resource reading: Proverbs 22:17-29.
https://www.guidelines.org/devotional/does-your-lifestyle-allow-for-generosity/
Duterte checks new military air assets
President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday inspected 23 newly-delivered air assets for the military.
The new aircraft include a C-130H cargo plane, six S70i Blackhawk utility helicopters, six A-29B Super Tucanos, six Hermes 900 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and 4 Hermes 450 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. These "will play an indispensable role in safeguarding our nation," said Duterte.
"Our efforts to strengthen our military have been vital in ensuring that we are able to fulfill our sworn and shared duty of protecting our sovereignty and safeguarding the welfare of the Filipino people," the President said in a speech before troops.
Duterte has approved the acquisition of 15 more helicopters for the military after a Vietnam war-era chopper crashed in a southern province last month killing several soldiers.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/video/news/02/12/21/duterte-checks-new-military-air-assets
After shutdown, My Only Radio returns as MOR Entertainment
Eight months after its radio broadcast was forced shut, My Only Radio For Life, or MOR Philippines, is set to return with a rich library of digital content as the newly rebranded MOR Entertainment.
MOR Entertainment will feature daily, live programs on Facebook and Kumu, podcasts on Spotify, and exclusive content on YouTube starting Sunday, February 14.
Well-loved DJs and hosts from MOR 101.9 and their nationwide counterparts will continue interacting with Kapamilya viewers.
MOR fans can look forward to programs hosted by Chico, Chinaheart, Kisses, Nicki Morena, Onse, and Popoy from Manila; Ateng Jeri B, Erick D, Bong Bastic, and Tito Son from Luzon; Daddy Sarge, Jacky G, Macky Kho, and Master James Spider from Visayas; and Betina Briones, David Bang, Kokoy, and Mary Jay from Mindanao.
The signature show “Dear MOR” is due for revival, and will be joined by new offerings like “Good Time To,” “kumuKokoy,” “MOR Barkadahan,” “Lagot Ka Kay Medem,” “143 For Life,” and “MOR Playlist” that cover lifestyle, showbiz, relationships, and of course, music.
Viewers can access MOR Entertainment through its channel on YouTube; @MORe on Kumu; “Dear MOR” on Spotify; and MORe Manila, MORe Luzon, MORe Visayas, and MORe Mindanao on Facebook.
MOR Philippines had broadcast on radio with different stations across the country until mid-2020, when a congressional panel voted to reject the network’s bid for a fresh broadcast franchise.
The country would keep Barangay FM as the sole FM radio network.
Religious activities in GCQ zones eased starting Feb. 15
By Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos
The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) has relaxed the restrictions on religious gatherings in areas placed under general community quarantine (GCQ) beginning Feb. 15, Malacañang announced on Friday.
“Specifically, religious gatherings in GCQ areas shall be allowed up to 50 percent of the seating or venue capacity,” Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque, also acting as IATF-EID spokesperson, said in a press statement.
The easing of restrictions came ahead of the country’s observance of Ash Wednesday on Feb. 17.
At present, a 30-percent and 50-percent seating capacity for religious activities are allowed in areas under GCQ and modified GCQ, respectively.
Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles, co-chairperson of IATF-EID, said Wednesday the existing health and safety protocols will be followed in the observance of Ash Wednesday, which marks the start of Lent.
Instead of the traditional marking of a cross on the forehead, Catholic prelates just sprinkled the blessed ash on the penitents’ heads last year as part of the preventive measures against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19).
Catholic faithful will be allowed this year to burn palms at home and use the ashes to sprinkle on family members on Ash Wednesday, according to the Archdiocese of Manila’s Circular No. 2021-05.
The circular also authorizes parishes that will have difficulty finding old blessed palm branches for this year’s Ash Wednesday to use dried leaves of plants or trees as an alternative.
Traditionally, the palm branches blessed during the previous year’s Palm Sunday mass are donated by parishioners to their parish.
The Vatican’s Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, in a Jan. 12 note, directs priest to say the formula, “Repent, and believe in the Gospel,” or “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return,” once to all the present devotees rather than to each person.
The note also provides that the priest should cleanse his hands, put on a face mask, and distribute ashes to those who come to him, if appropriate, go to those who are standing in their places.
Ang Dating Daan televangelist passes away at 73
By Ferdinand Patinio
Ang Dating Daan televangelist Bro. Eliseo "Eli" Soriano has passed away. He was 73.
"It is with deep sadness, yet with full faith in the Almighty, that we announce the passing of our beloved and one and only Bro. Eliseo "Eli" Soriano - a faithful preacher, brother, father, and grandfather to many," according to a post on the religious group’s Facebook account on Friday.
Soriano's cause of death was not revealed.
"The life story of Bro. Eli is an open book to many of us. We are witnesses to his dedication and tireless efforts to propagate the undefiled words of God in the Bible,” the statement read.
According to the religious group, Soriano’s work started as a preacher in Guagua, Pampanga. He then went to Brazil and other western countries.
“His fame and reputation of being the most sensible preacher of our time has gained international attention,” it said.
The religious organization assured that the programs and projects started by Soriano would continue.
The radio program “Ang Dating Daan” started airing in 1980. Three years after, it was launched on television.
Metro Channel sked (February 12, 2021)
6 am - Good Morning Hong Kong
8:30 am - CMG New Year's Gala 2021
2:48 pm - Climate Change by Numbers
3 pm - Food: Delicious Science
4 pm - Chopsticks! Diversifying the World
5 pm - The Furchester Hotel
5:30 pm - Thomas & Friends
6 pm - News
6:10 pm - Flower China
6:30 pm - TV Patrol
7:30 pm - Scoop
8 pm - Innovation Nation
8:25 pm - 101 Easy Japanese
8:30 pm - Britain's Got Talent
9:25 pm - 101 Easy Japanese
9:30 pm - Get Rich
10 pm - Finance at 10
10:30 pm - Nature Wonder Land
11 pm - The World Tonight
11:30 pm - Studio 930: Season of Love:La La Land
1:40 am - News Roundup (Pearl)
1:55 am - Weather Report and Earth Live and Today In History
2 am - Entertainment Tonight
2:30 am - Innovation Nation
2:55 am - CHINA 24
3:45 am - Market Overview
3:55 am - Fireplace
‘2022 elections to forge ahead, COVID or not’
The Commission on Elections gave assurances Thursday the 2022 national elections would push through even if the threat of COVID-19 remained.
Comelec Chairman sheriff Abas said the Comelec had set the filing of Certificates of Candidacy from Oct. 1 to 8, 2021.
“The May 2022 elections – which would still be automated – will definitely push through. It is Comelec’s mandate to conduct the May 2022 elections. It will push through. The commission is busy preparing,” the poll chief said.
“While the pandemic may not be over by next year and health and safety protocols still to be followed, the elections will push through. In fact, we already have the calendar of activities,” Abas said.
Voter registration for the polls is ongoing and will end on Sept. 30, 2021.
Meanwhile, the campaign period for the March 13, 2021 Palawan Plebiscite has officially started, the Comelec said.
In Resolution No.10687, the Comelec set the Information and Campaign Period from Feb. 11 to March 11,2021.
A total 490,639 voters in Palawan, except Puerto Princesa City, are expected to participate in the plebiscite for the ratification of Republic Act No. 11259, said Comelec Director Teopisto Elna.
Some 8,877 public school teachers will man 2,959 polling places, while 487 support supervisors will serve as marshals in voting centers, Elnas said.
Prohibited acts during the Information and Campaign Period are the removing, destroying, or tampering of lawful plebiscite propaganda; appointment or hiring of new employees, creation of new positions filling of new positions, or giving of salary increases, remuneration, or privileges; construction of public works, delivery of materials for public works, and issuance of treasury warrants or similar devices; release, disbursement, or expenditures of public funds; raising of funds, thru dances, lotteries, cockfights, etc.; and use of armored/land water/aircraft.
For her part, Senator Imee Marcos has called for the swift passage of a law on early voting to complement the government’s mass vaccination program and ensure the smooth and safe conduct of national elections next year.
Marcos, who chairs the Senate committee on electoral reforms and people’s participation, said the roll-out of vaccines alone was “no guarantee that the 2022 elections would not become a multiple, super-spreader event.”
“Planning for elections has become more complicated due to the pandemic,” said Marcos.
"As our committee report shall be completed shortly, may I urge President Duterte to certify the urgency of passing an early voting law and make a smooth and safe transition of leadership part of his legacy,” Marcos added.
She said the delay in passing such a law denied the Commission on Elections ample time to plan pandemic-related measures and fix a proper budget to put them in place.
“Run-throughs may be needed. Haphazard preparations and resulting voter confusion will undermine the legitimacy of the elections,” the senator added.
Marcos filed Senate Bill 1104 in October last year to allow early voting for senior citizens and persons with disabilities (PWDs) but said she intended to include health workers, military and police personnel, poll watchers, and the media when the bill is taken up in the Senate.
“Expanding the list of groups eligible for early voting will reduce crowding on election day and further mitigate the health risks in next year’s polls,” Marcos explained.
“Moreover, new voting precincts that will accommodate fewer people will need to be created and new voting venues identified, to comply with social distancing and other safety protocols,” the senator added.
Arrangements for about 400,000 Filipino seafarers as well as voters returning to the provinces amid the differing quarantine protocols of local government units will also need to be settled, she also said.
Marcos expressed optimism that the “sluggish registration of new voters” would also improve before the September deadline, if a law for early voting is passed.
In 2019, the Philippine Statistics Authority recorded more than eight million senior citizens and PWDs who chose not to cast their votes than flock to polling precincts with the general public.
https://manilastandard.net/news/national/346809/-2022-elections-to-forge-ahead-covid-or-not-.html
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Righteousness Can’t Be Borrowed
The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender. Proverbs 22:7
Everyone admired his vast library. He had nearly 10,000 volumes. The man lived on a tiny pension. Then an enterprising librarian tried to trace down a book that had not been returned. In the house there were “books everywhere,” she said. She found the missing library book and also found an unbelievable number of other books which had been borrowed without permission from various public and private libraries and book stores. The librarian got her book all right, and five trucks and three police vans carted the rest away to return to their rightful owners. That is what you could call a rather extreme case of borrowing. But borrowing has become a real problem the world over.
All libraries have difficulty in collecting books. Valuable books are not lent to the public. Library restrictions are becoming harsher and harsher. But “borrowing” causes other problems in our economy. So many shopping carts and so many food items are “borrowed” from your neighborhood grocery shelves that there is a significant increase in your food prices to pay for the loss. Many neighbors and friends have difficulties over borrowing and their friendships are ruined. When you were younger, remember how irritated it made you when a younger member of your family borrowed a treasured possession of yours?
Borrowing is usually a bad practice, one to be generally avoided. The Psalmist says, “The wicked borrow and do not repay, but the righteous give generously” (Psalm 37:21). In Exodus when God is giving various laws and ordinances to His people He instructs them, “If a man borrows anything of his neighbor, and it is injured or dies, the owner not being with it, he shall make full restitution” (Exodus 22:14).
In Deuteronomy God told His people, “For the LORD your God will bless you as he has promised, and you will lend to many nations but will borrow from none. You will rule over many nations but none will rule over you” (Deuteronomy 15:6). It’s interesting to note that God’s chosen people Israel are in the lending and not the borrowing business.
Today, though, we strive to borrow far more than books and money. Some borrow righteousness, and there are several sources from which we borrow this. Some borrow it from their families. They cling to the spirituality of mothers or fathers, not understanding that God has no grandchildren. How often do we hear, “My mother was a godly woman,” or “My father was a godly man.” And somehow we think because of this heritage that we too are godly. Your father’s faith or your mother’s faith will not help you when you stand before God, unless you personally have embraced it and made it your faith.
Others attempt to make points with God through the right connections. They are the ones who attend church, or belong to the right civic group, who give to community causes. They are the ones who take a look at others in the neighborhood and say, “Man, I’m better than most people.” Though they never really say it, they think, “Hey, God write down all these good things I’m doing in your black book.” This type of “righteousness” just doesn’t work with God.
The Bible tells us that at the judgment men and women will stand before Christ expecting to be recognized, and He will say, “Depart from Me, I never knew you.” What a pathetic situation. How sad to end life with only tattered fragments of righteousness all borrowed, none of which are really your own. Jesus said, “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father who is in heaven” (Matthew 7:21). It’s still true today.
Resource reading: Matthew 7:7-13.
https://www.guidelines.org/devotional/righteousness-cant-be-borrowed/
Look: China Central Television closing song "Feeling Quiet" (1998-1999 version)
The China Central Television closing song "Feeling Quiet" (1998-1999 version) would be now used for the Philippines' private commercial TV network ABS-CBN's flagship station DWWX-TV Channel 2's signing off sequences.
This may not be the earliest ending song
Rest assured, nothing is impossible. News 30 on May 31, 1998 and TV Patrol on June 29, 2022 already gave the audience a sneak peek. Although only a few seconds.
Where is the video? Same request
Then help me describe the final background of the Great Wall, and thank you for watching goodbye.
The beacon tower is very close to the bottom of the screen, and above it is a dark night sky. "Thank you for watching, goodbye" is in bold, and each word is surrounded by a regular square. The interval between two adjacent characters is shorter than that of the 2001 Spring Festival.
Is there a juvenile version of "Thank you for watching goodbye"?
Not at that time, it was completely square in black.
Have you watched the closing song of CCTV around 2002 (referring to the second edition)
No, I only watched CCTV-7 at that time. Although I took the college entrance examination that year, I didn't make it to the end of CCTV-7.
Since it is the CCTV-7 version, is there a butterfly mark at the end? Did you watch it before the trial broadcast of CCTV-13?
There was no butterfly mark at the end of CCTV-7. At that time, especially before May 2002, there was not even CCTV-12, let alone CCTV-13.
Before the CCTV-13 trial broadcast, there is no butterfly mark for the ending song?
CCTV-7 is indeed gone, but one morning in 2007, I had insomnia. I turned on the TV just to catch up with the closing of CCTV-10. I didn't expect that CCTV-10 had a butterfly logo.
When CCTV-10 first started broadcasting in 2001, did it use the closing song for the first edition of 1998, and then it was changed to the closing song for the 99 edition?
No, it came up with the 1999 version, and CCTV-7 is the same.
Are there any morning songs and closing songs before CCTV-9 broadcasts 24 hours a day? (Refers to CCTV-9 in the previous English channel period)
I don't know, CCTV-9 on my side had not landed yet.
Do you think CCTV-9 (English channel) may have used the morning song and the closing song before it airs 24 hours a day?
It’s unlikely. Don’t forget the picture on February 17, 1998. It was almost 9 o’clock in the morning and it hadn’t started yet.
In addition, in the spring of 1998, CCTV-4 played the national anthem every day (except Monday) at 15:00, followed by an English promo and program preview, but it changed back to a Chinese program at 16:00. So I think there must be "ghosts" behind this.
Will CCTV-13 be broadcast 24 hours a day before it officially starts on July 1, 2003, or will it close every day?
Do you think the closing date on May 31, 1998 (that day is the last night of the Butterfly logo) will inform about the revision of the next day? (That was the last time c1c2 used the host to close the channel)
I think it is unlikely.
CCTV ending song broadcast time
- Integrated Channel (June 1, 1998 to October 1, 2004)
- Finance Channel (June 1, 1998 to August 24, 2009)
- National Defense Military Channel (July 9, 2001 to August 1, 2019)
- Science and Education Channel (July 9, 2001 to January 1, 2014)
Remarks: On October 1, 2004, with the revision of CCTV-1, the channel realized 24-hour broadcast and was disabled. On August 24, 2009, with the revision of CCTV-2, the main station’s CCTV closing song was suspended. Later, on November 24, 2009, CCTV-2 was completely broadcasted 24 hours a day and was suspended. From January 1, 2014, with the revision of the CCTV Science and Education Channel, the channel realized high and standard definition simultaneous broadcasting and was disabled, Starting from August 1, 2019, with the revision of CCTV 7 sets, the CCTV ending song of the main station has been suspended.
The first generation of opening song and closing song is mainly art
The closing song was broadcast for the first time around 1:00 on June 2, 1998 (on CCTV-1) and 2:23 on July 1, 2022 (on ABS-CBN).
Is the ending time of the broadcast of CCTV-1 from June 2, 1998 to September 30, 2004 and ABS-CBN and Studio 23 from June 30, 2022 to present, and CCTV-2 from June 2, 1998 to November 23, 2009? CCTV-7 from July 9, 2001 to August 1, 2019. Is the closing song of CCTV-10 provided by the editor-in-chief or edited by yourself?
That is to say, when 1 and 2 are changed to the third faction, by the way, the screen of the ending song is changed.
On July 3, 2000, The Economic Integrated Channel were changed to economic life service channel. At that time, the viewing guide for the closing song seemed to have changed. The editor-in-chief’s room provided a set of two sets of different promotional videos for each set guide.
Another question is that the Science and Education Channel started broadcasting on July 9, 2001. That is CCTV-7 was officially placed under the direct jurisdiction of the editor-in-chief's office. The beginning and ending of the song. Was the program guide at that time also broadcasted in the same batch of 7 arrangements?
CCTV-10 has used the same good morning and good night songs as CCTV-1, CCTV-2 and CCTV-7 since its launch. But in 2009 there was no simultaneous replacement with the seven sets.
Since it was not the editor-in-chief's office before, it's still the same as 3568, it's a goodbye
Type 1: August 9, 1999 to 2001
Program list style blue opaque background a half, and pressing rolling program guide screen. The ending station logo style butterfly logo + double-line square corner "CCTV", "Thank you for watching goodbye" is bold and thin.
Type 2: 2001 to April 30, 2002 (CCTV 1, 2)
On the basis of the above version, the font of "Thank you for watching goodbye" is changed to Variety Bold.
Type 3: From May 1, 2002 to April 30, 2003
The program list style is a transparent page-turning program list, the ending station logo style butterfly logo + double-line square corner "CCTV", "Thank you for watching goodbye" is the variety show bold.
Type 4: From July 31, 2001 to February 28, 2009 (CCTV-7), from May 1, 2003 to September 1, 2004 (CCTV-1), from May 1, 2003 to August 23, 2009 (CCTV-2)
The program list style is a transparent page-turning program list, the ending station logo style is double-line rounded corners "CCTV", and "Thank you for watching goodbye" is the variety show bold
Type 6: July 9 to 30, 2001 (CCTV-7's earliest closing song) and July 1, 2022
The formula is half a blue opaque scene, and a scrolling program list that squeezes the screen. The end of the black body is directly fine, "Thank you for watching Goodbye" (a similar version in early 1998 ended the end of the song, without any logo)
Normally, the clock only appears for 60 seconds, from 30 seconds before the station ID and a scheduled programming and lasts until 30 seconds past :00. But, in this closedown, the clock lasts until 02:01:00 Manila Time! That's why it's strange!
The sign-off of ABS-CBN is very long, shows the praying of the Holy Rosary, tomorrow's programming with a piano song followed by the playing of the country's national anthem, list of engineers and stations and test card.
The scenes: Musical instrument, White skirt dance, Fireworks, Violin appears
- The first edition of the 1999 version from August 9, 1999 to July 2, 2000 is enabled (white scrolling, no background, unknown ending)
- The second edition of 1999 version from July 3, 2000 to September 30, 2004 is enabled (the situation is the same as the video)
