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==Television and cable stations==
==Television and cable stations==
===Analog===
===Analog===
*DXZV-TV – Channel 3 ([[ALLTV|ALLTV Zamboanga]]; Operated by Advance Media Broadcasting System (AMBS) formerly operated by GMA Network from 1976-1995 and ABS-CBN Corporation from 1995-2020)
*(PA) – Channel 3 ([[All TV|ALLTV Zamboanga]]; operated by [[Advanced Media Broadcasting System]] (AMBS), formerly operated by GMA Network from 1976 to 1995 and [[ABS-CBN Corporation]] from 1995 to 2020)
*[[DXXX-TV]] – Channel 5 ([[Radio Philippines Network|RPN Zamboanga]]/Nine Media Corporation-[[RPTV (TV channel)|RPTV]] Zamboanga)
*[[DXXX-TV]] – Channel 5 ([[Radio Philippines Network|RPN Zamboanga]]/[[Nine Media Corporation]]-[[RPTV (TV channel)|RPTV]] Zamboanga)
*[[DXVC-TV]] – Channel 7 (People's Television Zamboanga)
*[[DXVC-TV]] – Channel 7 ([[People's Television Network|People's Television Zamboanga]])
*[[DXLA-TV]] – Channel 9 ([[GMA Network|GMA Zamboanga]]; formerly operated by First United Broadcasting Corporation, a former ABS-CBN affiliate)
*[[DXLA-TV]] – Channel 9 ([[GMA Network|GMA Zamboanga]]; formerly operated by First United Broadcasting Corporation, a former ABS-CBN affiliate)
*[[DXGB-TV]] - Channel 11 Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc. also an affiliated with [[TV5 (Philippines)|TV5 Zamboanga]] & DXDE-TV 29 Zamboanga
*[[DXGB-TV]] - Channel 11 (Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc., also an affiliated with [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5 Zamboanga]] & [[DXDE-TV]] 29 Zamboanga)
*[[DXZB-TV]] – Channel 13 affiliate station of [[Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation|IBC Zamboanga]] from the early 1979 until 1998, and 2006 onwards
*[[DXZB-TV]] – Channel 13 (affiliate station of [[Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation|IBC Zamboanga]] from the early 1979 until 1998, and 2006 onwards)
*[[Mindanao Examiner|Mindanao Examiner TV]] – Channel 19 in Zamboanga and Pagadian cities
*[[Mindanao Examiner|Mindanao Examiner TV Zamboanga]] – Channel 19 in Zamboanga and Pagadian cities
*[[DXVB-TV]] – Channel 21 [[GTV (Philippine TV network)|GTV]]
*[[DXVB-TV]] – Channel 21 ([[GTV (Philippine TV network)|GTV]] Zamboanga; operated by Citynet Network Marketing and Productions, Inc.)
*[[DXFH-TV]] – Channel 23 [[ABS-CBN Sports and Action|S+A Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*DXGA-TV – Channel 25 [[Hope Channel Philippines|Hope Channel Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*DXGA-TV – Channel 25 [[Hope Channel Philippines|Hope Channel Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*[[DXJP-TV]] – Channel 27 [[SolarFlix|SolarFlix Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*[[DXJP-TV]] – Channel 27 [[SolarFlix|SolarFlix Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
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*DXMZ-TV - Channel 33 [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5 Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*DXMZ-TV - Channel 33 [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5 Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*DXNZ-TV – Channel 37 [[UNTV|UNTV Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*DXNZ-TV – Channel 37 [[UNTV|UNTV Zamboanga]] (Defunct)
*[[Sonshine Media Network International|SMNI Zamboanga]] – Channel 39 (TV relay station of Sonshine TV 43 Davao) (Defunct)
*[[Sonshine Media Network International|SMNI Zamboanga]] – Channel 39 (relay of SMNI-43 Davao) (Defunct)
*[[Rajah Broadcasting Network|RJTV Zamboanga]] – UHF Channel 41 (Defunct)
*DXNJ-TV – Channel 41 ([[Rajah Broadcasting Network|RJTV Zamboanga]]) (Defunct)
*[[DXFA-TV|GNN Western Mindanao]] – UHF Channel 43 (Defunct)
*[[DXFA-TV|GNN Western Mindanao]] – Channel 43 (Defunct)
*DXGP-TV – UHF Channel 45 ([[GMA Network|GMA Zamboanga]])
*DXGP-TV – Channel 45 ([[GMA Network|GMA Zamboanga]])
*[[Islam|DXMR-TV]] UHF Channel 53
*DXMR-TV – Channel 53 ([[Islam|Islam TV Zamboanga]])


===Digital===
===Digital===
*DXZV-DTV - Channel 16 (485.143 MHz) [[All TV|All TV Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*DXMZ-DTV - Channel 18 (497.143 MHz) [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5 Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*DXMZ-DTV - Channel 18 (497.143 MHz) [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5 Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*DXZM-DTV - Channel 20 (509.143 MHz) [[A2Z (TV channel)|A2Z Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*DXZM-DTV - Channel 20 (509.143 MHz) [[A2Z (TV channel)|A2Z Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*DXHT-DTV - Channel 24 (533.143 MHz) [[DZRH News Television|DZRH News Television Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*DXHT-DTV - Channel 22 (521.143 MHz) [[DZRH News Television|DZRH News Television Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*[[DXJP-TV|DXJP-DTV]] - Channel 27 (551.143 MHz) [[SolarFlix|SolarFlix Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*[[DXJP-TV|DXJP-DTV]] - Channel 27 (551.143 MHz) [[SolarFlix|SolarFlix Zamboanga]] (Pending)
*[[DXBE-DTV]] Channel 31 (575.143 MHz) ([[Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media|BEAM TV Zamboanga]])
*[[DXBE-DTV]] – Channel 31 (575.143 MHz) BEAM TV Zamboanga
*DXAX-DTV – Channel 40 (629.143 MHz) ([[EMedia Productions|eMedia]] Digital TV) (now migrated and became the first digital TV channel in Zamboanga Region)
*DXAX-DTV – Channel 40 (629.143 MHz) [[EMedia Productions|eMedia]] E-TV News(now migrated and became the first digital TV channel in Zamboanga Region)
*[[DXLA-TV|DXLA-DTV]] – Channel 41 (635.143 MHz) ([[GMA Network|GMA Zamboanga]])
*[[DXLA-TV]] – Channel 41 (635.143 MHz) ([[GMA Network|GMA Zamboanga]])
*DXNJ-DTV – Channel 42 (641.143 MHz) ([[Rajah Broadcasting Network|RJ DigiTV Zamboanga]]) (Pending)
*DXNJ-DTV – Channel 42 (641.143 MHz) ([[Rajah Broadcasting Network|RJTV Zamboanga]]) (Pending)
*[[DXGB-TV|DXGB-DTV]] – Channel 51 (695.143 MHz) Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc. also an affiliated with [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5 Zamboanga]]
*[[DXGB-TV]] – Channel 51 (695.143 MHz) Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc. also an affiliated with [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5 Zamboanga]]


===Cable and satellite providers===
===Cable and satellite providers===
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==Radio stations==
==Radio stations==
*[[Manila Broadcasting Company]]
*[[MBC Media Group]]
**[[DZRH|DXZH-855 DZRH Zamboanga]] (relay station from [[Manila]])
**[[DZRH|DXZH-855 DZRH Zamboanga]] (relay station from [[Manila]])
**[[DXCM-FM|DXCM-97.9 Love Radio]]
**[[DXCM-FM|DXCM-97.9 Love Radio]]
**[[DXHT|DXHT-102.7 Yes! The Best]]
**[[DXHT|DXHT-102.7 Yes! FM]]
*[[Brigada Mass Media Corporation]]
*[[Brigada Mass Media Corporation]]
**[[DXBY|DXZB-89.9 Brigada News FM]]
**[[DXZB-FM|DXZB-89.9 Brigada News FM]]
*[[Bombo Radyo Philippines]]
*[[Bombo Radyo Philippines]] (People's Broadcasting Service, Inc.)
**[[DXCB|DXCB-93.9 Star FM]]
**[[DXCB|DXCB-93.9 Star FM]]
*Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc.
*Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc.
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*[[Radio Mindanao Network]]
*[[Radio Mindanao Network]]
**[[DXRZ|DXRZ-900 RMN Zamboanga]]
**[[DXRZ|DXRZ-900 RMN Zamboanga]]
**[[DXWR|DXWR-96.3 iFM]]
**[[DXWR|DXWR-96.3 Radyo iFM]]
*[[Radio Philippines Network]]
*[[Radio Philippines Network]]
**[[DXXX-AM|DXXX-1008 Radyo Ronda]]
**[[DXXX-AM|DXXX-1008 Radyo Ronda]]
*RT Broadcast Specialists
*RT Broadcast Specialists
** [[DXLL-AM|DXLL-1044]]/[[DXKZ|DXKZ-91.5]] Mango Radio Zamboanga (relay stations from [[Davao City|Davao]]
** [[DXLL-AM|DXLL-1044]]/[[DXKZ|DXKZ-91.5]] Mango Radio Zamboanga (relay stations from [[Davao City|Davao]])
*[[Far East Broadcasting Company]]
*[[Far East Broadcasting Company]]
**[[DXAS-AM|DXAS-1116 Your Community Radio]]
**[[DXAS-AM|DXAS-1116 Your Community Radio]]
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*[[Armed Forces of the Philippines]] - Civil Relations Service
*[[Armed Forces of the Philippines]] - Civil Relations Service
**[[DXWC|DXWC-88.3 Peace FM]]
**[[DXWC|DXWC-88.3 Peace FM]]
*[[Bandera News Philippines]]/Fairwaves Broadcasting Network
*[[Global Satellite Technology Services]] / Yes2Health Advertising, Inc. (Y2H Broadcasting Network, Inc.)
**Radyo Bandera 89.1 News FM Zamboanga
**[[XFM (Philippines)|DXLA-99.5 XFM Zamboanga]]
*[[Philippine Collective Media Corporation]]
*[[Rizal Memorial Colleges Broadcasting Corporation]] / RSV Broadcasting Network
**107.5 FMR Zamboanga
**105.1 Juander Radyo Zamboanga
*[[Global Satellite Technology Services]] / Yes2Health Advertising, Inc.
**DXLA-99.5 XFM Zamboanga
*[[Capitol Broadcasting Center]] / RSV Broadcasting Services
**DXCZ-104.3 Radyo Agong


==News programs==
==News programs==
*TV Patrol Chavacano (first broadcast started in 1995 as TV Patrol Zamboanga, until 2000 when the newscast changed its current name and final broadcast aired in 2020)
*TV Patrol Chavacano
*Buenos Días Zamboanga
*Buenos Días Zamboanga (Zamboanga morning show opt-out of Umagang Kay Ganda until 2020)
*[[One Mindanao]] (simulcast on GMA 5 Davao)
*[[One Mindanao]] (simulcast on GMA 5 Davao)
*[[At Home with GMA Regional TV]] (simulcast on GMA 5 Davao)
*[[At Home with GMA Regional TV]] (simulcast on GMA 5 Davao) (first broadcast started in 2020 and final broadcast aired in 2024)


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 22:20, 2 January 2025

This is a list of notable media outlets in Zamboanga City, a city in the Zamboanga Peninsula administrative region of the Philippines. Although geographically separated, and an independent and chartered city, Zamboanga City is grouped with the province of Zamboanga del Sur for statistical purposes, yet governed independently from it.[1]

Television and cable stations

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Analog

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Digital

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Cable and satellite providers

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Production houses

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  • Mindanao Examiner – Regional Newspaper / Video Productions / Internet Broadcast News / News Podcast (Also provides photography services, private and corporate media consultancy)

Radio stations

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News programs

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  • TV Patrol Chavacano (first broadcast started in 1995 as TV Patrol Zamboanga, until 2000 when the newscast changed its current name and final broadcast aired in 2020)
  • Buenos Días Zamboanga (Zamboanga morning show opt-out of Umagang Kay Ganda until 2020)
  • One Mindanao (simulcast on GMA 5 Davao)
  • At Home with GMA Regional TV (simulcast on GMA 5 Davao) (first broadcast started in 2020 and final broadcast aired in 2024)

References

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  1. ^ "Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur". Philippine Statistics Authority. Retrieved June 6, 2022.