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Radio Philippines Network

Radio Philippines Network Type Broadcasttelevision networkCountry PhilippinesAvailability National Owner Radio Philippines Network, Inc. Key people Roberto Benedicto, Founder

Radio Philippines Network, Inc. (RPN) is a Philippine VHF television network of the Government Communications Group and is shown on cable networks throughout the Philippines. RPN's studios are located at Broadcast City, Old Balara, Capitol Hills, Diliman, Quezon City and its transmitter at Panay Ave., Quezon City.

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History

RPN was launched on June 29, 1960 as Kanlaon Broadcasting System (KBS). Kanlaon is a volcano on the Philippine island of Negros, the home of Benedicto. During the 1970s, the network enjoyed popularity when its shows John En Marsha, Flordeluna (which starred the then-rising star Janice de Belen), and Superstar (featuring "Superstar" Nora Aunor) were hits. The title of its nightly newscast, NewsWatch, became the generic name for any televised newscasts because it was the premiere newscast of its day (in a world without TV Patrol); and its panel of newscasters, led by Harry Gasser, Cathy Santillian and Frankie Abao, Jr. became household names.

During these glory years, RPN became one of the first Philippine television stations to broadcast anime, including Macross, Voltes V, Astroboy, and Starblazers (predating ABC-5 by a decade). It also aired classic series from the United States, like Hunter, Airwolf, and MacGyver; as well as classic game shows like The Price is Right.

After the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution, the stock and assets of RPN, IBC and Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation's BBC-2 were sequestered by the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG). President Corazon Aquino awarded BBC, through an executive order, to ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation headed by Eugenio Lopez, Jr. RPN's and IBC's assets were turned over to the Government Communications Group.

It fell into a slump with the resurrection of ABS-CBN and the reformatting of its one-time rival GMA Network. However, the network gained popularity once again in 1996 when it aired the Mexican soap opera Marimar and started the telenovela craze in the country. Also, around this time, RPN introduced Dragonball Z to the Philippines.

There are plans to sell RPN and IBC to the private sector. Possible buyers include Solar Entertainment Corporation (RPN's current production partner) and the PLDT Group of Manny Pangilinan,[citation needed] who failed to purchase GMA Network earlier.

On March 11, 2007 RPN launched some new programs with its slogan Kasama Mo! (Tagalog for "Your Companion", and it is also the slogan for Radio Mindanao Network or RMN which is the largest consortium of AM and FM radio networks in the Philippines). Some of its local programs like Philippines' Next Top Model, KEMIS: Ke Misis Umaasa, Showbiz Ka!, Sabi ni Nanay, and Dalawang Tisoy are all produced by the Solar Entertainment Corporation. This joint co-production agreement with Solar makes RPN a de facto part of the Solar family, similar to the arrangement when the primetime block was still called Prime Shift. However, RPN and Solar remain separate entities.

On July 16, 2007 RPN was relaunched again with new programs both foreign and local shows with its newest slogan, Pare! ("Friend").

On December 24, 2007, Tonypet Albano (undersecretary and executive director of Malacañang's Office of Political Coalition Affairs and Deputy Spokesperson of TEAM Unity) was appointed chairman of Radio Philippines Network (RPN) 9 (replacing Education Undersecretary Mona Valisno, incumbent Presidential Assistant for Education). Undersecretary Robert Rivera was appointed director of the board, while RPN-9's president and chief executive officer is former senator Orlando Mercado.[1]

On January 1, 2008, SOLAR Entertainment's former cable-only channel C/S programs premiered on the station.

On May 27, 2008, PBA announced that RPN would air the PBA games starting 2008-09 season through Solar Sports after 30 years of hiatus. Aside from live games aired on RPN, Solar would provide additional coverage on its Basketball TV cable channel.[2]

RPN Programs

Currently aired programs

  • Home Shopping Network
  • NewsWatch
    • NewsWatch First Edition
    • NewsWatch Second Edition
    • NewsWatch Junior Edition
  • One Morning (simulcast over NBN, IBC and PBS-Radyo ng Bayan)
  • The Working President
  • C/S Shows
Main article: C/S (TV channel)

Previously aired programs

  • Action 9
  • Actually, Yun Na!
  • Agila
  • AJ's Time Travellers
  • Alex and His Dog
  • Alguna Vez Tendremos Alas
  • Amazing Stories
  • Asin at Ilaw (moved to IBC)
  • Astroboy
  • Balikatan (moved to NBN)
  • Banzai
  • Barangay Unang Sigaw (moved to Flip TV)
  • Batibot
  • Battle of the Brains
  • Beakman's World
  • Beauty School Plus (rechange to Gandang Ricky Reyes, moved to Q)
  • Ben 10 (moved to Cartoon Network and Jack TV)
  • Better Home Ideas (moved to Flip TV)
  • Biyaheng Langit (moved to IBC)
  • Boracay (moved to Flip TV)
  • Buddy En Sol (moved to Flip TV)
  • Buhay Pinoy (moved to ABC)
  • Capitol Critters
  • Cebu (moved to Flip TV)
  • Cerge for Truth
  • Champoy
  • Chibugan Na! (1994-1996)
  • Chinese Movies
  • Cinema Cinema Cinema
  • Codename: Kid's Next Door
  • Cooking.Com
  • Davao
  • Dee's Day
  • Direct Line
  • Diyos at Bayan (moved to Q and GMA)
  • D'un Po Sa Amin
  • Earthworm Jim
  • Eat Bulaga (1979-1989; moved to ABS-CBN 1989-1995; moved to GMA 1995-present)
  • Eek! The Cat
  • Enjoying Everyday Life (moved to NBN)
  • Entertainment Tonight (moved to 2nd Avenue on RJTV)
  • Exclusively Hers
  • Family Kwarta O Kahon
  • Finishline
  • Fiveman
  • Flordeluna
  • Friends Again (moved to IBC, then NBN, then Studio 23)
  • Gameplan
  • Girls Behaving Lately
  • Global Window
  • Go Negosyo
  • Go Negosyo Big Time (moved to Q and NBN)
  • Goggle V
  • Good Morning Misis
  • Hanggang Kailan, Annaluna?
  • Helpline sa 9
  • Hello Kitty`s Paradise
  • Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
  • Heredero
  • Heroes
  • Hollywood Squares
  • House of Hoops (moved to Basketball TV)
  • How 'Bout My Place (moved to ABC)
  • How'd They Do That?
  • i-Music
  • Inside Insight
  • Isumbong Mo Kay Tulfo
  • Isumbong Mo! (Tulfo Brothers)
  • J2J
  • Jeopardy! (moved to 2nd Avenue on RJTV)
  • Jesus the Healer (moved to Q and GMA)
  • Jetman
  • John En Marsha (1973-1990; remake of John En Shirley on ABS-CBN 2006-2007)
  • Jr. News
  • Just For Laughs (moved to Jack TV)
  • Just Kidding!
  • Kasangga Mo Ang langit (moved to IBC)
  • KeMis: May Misis Umaasa
  • Kids to Go
  • Kol TV
  • Kumpletos Recados
  • L.A. Law
  • La Dueña
  • La Traidora
  • Legal Forum (moved to Q)
  • Lily Tubig
  • Luz Clarita
  • Luz y Sombra
  • Madam Ratsa Live
  • Magandang Morning Philippines!
  • Mag-Asawa'y 'di Biro
  • Maria La del Barrio
  • Marimar
  • May Liwanag (moved to NBN)
  • Miranova
  • Mongolian Barbecue
  • Movie Parade
  • My Little Pony and Friends
  • My Secret Identity
  • NewsWatch Evening Cast
  • NewsWatch Prime Cast
  • NewsWatch sa Umaga
  • Ngayon Din Po
  • NYPD Blue
  • On D'Spot
  • Ora Engkatadia
  • Pamilya
  • PBA on KBS
  • PBL on RPN (moved to Basketball TV and IBC)
  • Penpen De Sarapen
  • Perfect Strangers
  • Philippines Next Top Model (moved to ETC on SBN)
  • Picket Fences
  • Pinocchio
  • Plaza 1899
  • Prangkahan
  • Piel
  • Pound Puppies
  • Rated Wide Awake Movies
  • Ratsada Balita
  • Ready na Direk (moved to Flip TV)
  • Ripley's Believe it Or Not
  • Road trip (moved to Flip TV)
  • Romance in the Rain
  • Sabado Boys
  • Sabi ni Nanay
  • Samurai Jack
  • Saturday Night Playhouse
  • Scare Tactics
  • Shalom (moved to IBC)
  • Sharing in the City
  • Showbiz Ka!
  • Signs & Wonders (moved to ABC)
  • Sine sa 9
  • Star Search sa 9
  • Student Canteen
  • Sunday's Big Event
  • Super Tagalog Movies
  • Superstar
  • Swat Kats
  • The $1 Million Chance of a Lifetime
  • The American Chart Show
  • The Basketball Show
  • The Doctor is in
  • The Estrada Presidency
  • The Executtive Report
  • The Insider (moved to 2nd Avenue on RJTV)
  • The Police Hour
  • The X-Files
  • This is Your Day! (moved to IBC)
  • Tipong Pinoy
  • Toksho with Mr. Shooli
  • Tropang Pinoy
  • Tuesday Night Treat
  • TV Greats on Friday
  • Ugnayang Pambansa
  • Video Hit Parade
  • Video Hot Tracks
  • Voltron
  • Wake Up Call
  • Wari Waro
  • Wheel of Fortune (moved to 2nd Avenue on RJTV)
  • Wonderworks
  • World Enterianment Report
  • World Poker Tour (moved to Solar Sports)
  • World's Most Amazing Videos (moved to AXN and Solar Sports)
  • Xena: Warrior Princess
  • Young Love, Sweet Love (moved to Flip TV)
  • Zords: Fuzors

Slogans

Branding Slogan Years Active KBS 9 Accucolor 9 1969-1972 KBS 9 The Color Television Network 1972-1975 RPN 9 Top Rater RPN 1975-1978 RPN 9 The Solid One 1978-1979 RPN 9 Still The One 1979-1980 RPN 9 The Leading Television Network into the 80's 1980-1981 RPN 9 The Leader 1981-1989 New Vision 9 The Future 1989-1994 RPN The Network 1994-1996 RPN Your Friendly Network 1996-1997 RPN Leading The Way 1997-1998 RPN Quality Primetime Television 1998-2000 RPN World-Class Quality, Family TV! 2000-2001 RPN Your Kind of TV! 2001-2003 RPN Moving Ahead 2003-2007 RPN Prime Shift 2005-2007 RPN Kasama Mo! Simple Ang Ligaya, Masarap Kasama! March 11-July 15, 2007RPN Pare! July 16-December 16, 2007C/S on RPN C/S Now. C/S Free. January 1, 2008–present

RPN Stations Nationwide

RPN TV Stations

Branding Callsign Ch. # Power (kW) Location RPN 9 Manila DZKB-TVTV-9 50 kW Metro ManilaRPN 12 Baguio DZBS-TV TV-12 5 kW BaguioRPN 10 Iriga DWKI-TV TV-10 5 kW IrigaRPN 8 Bacolod DYKB-TV TV-8 5 kW BacolodRPN 9 Cebu DYKC-TV TV-9 5 kW CebuRPN 5 Zamboanga DXXX-TVTV-5 12.5 kW ZamboangaRPN 5 Cagayan De Oro DXKO-TV TV-5 5 kW Cagayan De OroRPN 9 Davao DXWW-TVTV-9 15 kW Davao

RPN on Cable Television

Cable/Satellite Provider Ch. # Location Cablelink 36 Metro ManilaDream Satellite TV 6 Nationwide Global Destiny Cable14 Metro ManilaSkyCable14 Metro Manila

-With several cable affiliates nationwide.

Radyo Ronda Stations

Branding Callsign Frequency Power (kW) Location Radyo Ronda Batac DZRL639 kHz 1 kW BatacRadyo Ronda Baguio DZBS 1368 kHz 2.5 kW BaguioRadyo Ronda Tuguegarao DZTG 621 kHz 1 kW TuguegaraoRadyo Ronda Iriga DZKI 1332 kHz 1 kW IrigaRadyo Ronda Binalbagan DYKW 936 kHz 1 kW Binalbagan, Negros OccidentalRadyo Ronda Bacolod DYKB 1404 kHz 1 kW BacolodRadyo Ronda Cebu DYKC 675 kHz 5 kW CebuRadyo Ronda Zamboanga DXXX 1008 kHz 10 kW ZamboangaRadyo Ronda Dipolog DXKD 1053 kHz 10 kW DipologRadyo Ronda Pagadian DXKP 1377 kHz 10 kW PagadianRadyo Ronda Cagayan De Oro DXKO 1368 kHz 10 kW Cagayan De OroRadyo Ronda Davao DXKT 1071 kHz 5 kW DavaoRadyo Ronda General Santos DXDX 693 kHz 1 kW General SantosRadyo Ronda Surigao DXKS 1080 kHz 1 kW Surigao

See also

External links

v • d • eBroadcast televisionnetworksin the PhilippinesMajor networks: ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation · Associated Broadcasting Company · GMA Network Inc.State-controlled networks: Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation · National Broadcasting Network · Radio Philippines Network Minor networks: Progressive Broadcasting Corporation · Rajah Broadcasting Network · Southern Broadcasting Network · Studio 23 · Q · ZOE Broadcasting Network · Eagle Broadcasting CorporationReligious networks: ACQ-Kingdom Broadcasting Network · Gateway UHF Broadcasting · Three Angels Broadcasting NetworkDefunct networks: Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation


References

  1. ^ ABS-CBN Interactive, Tonypet Albano is new RPN-9 chief
  2. ^ PBA.ph SOLAR SPORTS BAGS 3-YEAR PBA TV DEAL
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