Television in the Philippines
overview of television in the Philippines
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Television in the Philippines was introduced in October 1953.
Free-to-air television networks change
Government-owned networks change
- Radio Philipphines Network (RPN) (20% minority share; currently carries RPTV)
- People's Television Network (PTV)
- Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation (IBC)
Major television networks change
Minor television networks change
Religious television networks change
Regional television networks change
- Bandera News TV (Palawan)
- Bee TV (Butuan)
- Brigada News TeleRadyo (General Santos)
- Brodkast Southern Luzon (CALABARZON)
- CCTN (Cebu)
- CLTV (Central Luzon)
- Davao Christian Bible Channel (Davao)
- eMedia TV (Zamboanga)
- GBPI (Zamboanga)
- Infomax TV (Pampanga)
- Jao TV (Cagayan De Oro)
- NETV (Nueva Ecija)
- PBC (Palawan)
- PBN (Bicol)
- PRTV (Tacloban)
- Ranao TV (Marawi)
- RBU (Central Luzon)
- SBC (Zambales)
- UBC (Provincial)
Defunct/Inactive television network(s) change
- Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
- A2Z
- GMA Network
- GTV
- RJTV
- DZRH TeleRadyo
- Net 25 (under EBC)
- UNTV (UNTV)
- Southern Broadcasting Network (SBN) (currently carries SolarFlix)
- BEAM TV (currently carries Blast Sports)
- Truth Channel
- TV Maria
- INC TV (Christian Era Broadcasting Service International)
- Sonshine Media Network International (Kingdom of Jesus Christ, Swara Sug Media Corporation)
- Light TV (Jesus Is Lord Church)
- Delta Broadcasting System (El Shaddai)
- TeleRadyo Serbisyo 34
Most viewed channels change
| Position | Channel | Share of total viewing (%) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | IBC | 62.7 |
| 2 | PTV | 14.3 |
| 3 | ABS-CBN S+A | 12.1 |
| 4 | RPN | 10.8 |
| 5 | TV5 | 7.0 |
| 6 | One Sports | 4.5 |
| 7 | ABS-CBN | 1.2 |
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