Friday, December 31, 2021
STARS IN SIMULTANEOUS MILLENNIUM CELEBRATIONS
Top showbiz personalities and artists will dazzle spectators during the Millennium Specials that will be staged simultaneously at various parks and open spaces in Metro Manila tonight.
At the Luneta, highlights of the Millennium Special are President Rodrigo Duterte’s speech and a show of unity, or kapit-bisig (linking of arms), that will be led by the First Family.
Starting at 8:00 P.M., the Rizal Park Millennium Special will feature showbiz celebrities Cocoy Laurel, April Boy Regino, Pops Fernandez, Agot Isidro, Rachel Alejandro, performing with 600 students, 200 soldiers, and more than 100-bit players in a production number entitled Tayo’y Mga Pinoy at the Quirino Grandstand.
Simultaneously, Jolina Magdangal, Rica Paralejo, Carol Banawa, Roselle Nava, Jeffrey Hidalgo, Tootsie Guevarra, and Jeremiah will perform at the Quezon City Memorial Circle, while Nanette Inventor, Jamie Rivera, and the Repertory Philippines will hold their own show at Fort Santiago, Manila.
Roderick Paulate, Lara Fabregas, Joy Viado, the Tux, Wowie de Guzman, Carlos Agassi, and the Street Boys, among others, will participate at the Pinoy Sayawan medley at the Rizal Park, while John Pratts, Carlo Aquino, Stefano Mori, and others will be doing their numbers at the Quezon City Memorial Circle.
These and other production numbers will be aired live through the facilities of the ABS-CBN and various radio and TV stations.
This turn-of-the-century program at the Quirino Grandstand is part of the Milenyo Filipino festival that the government is hosting this Yuletide season.
Thursday, December 30, 2021
ADVINCULA, DUTERTE AT LUNETA MILLENNIUM MASS
A special concelebrated mass called Misa Milenya -- will be said at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila’s Rizal Park (Luneta) on New Year’s eve.
Secretary Berna Romulo Puyat of the Department of Tourism (DOT), who chairs the Committee on the Turn-of-the-Century Celebration, said Jose Cardinal Advincula will officiate at the mass, scheduled for Dec. 31 at 5:00 P.M. An ecumenical prayer will precede the celebration of the mass to emphasize the ecumenical nature of the occasion, Araneta said.
Puyat said President Rodrigo "Rody" Duterte and other members of the First Family, will attend the holy mass.
Representatives of labor, women and children, fisherfolk, farmers, indigenous communities, and other sectors will join the First Family in the offertory procession.
Bro. Mike Velarde, the founder of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Foundation International, has announced that some 500,000 El Shaddai members will attend the millennium mass.
During the mass, seminarians, parish choirs and guest artists will render praise songs and traditional music. Meanwhile, bands from the Philippine Army and the Philippine Navy will also be on hand to provide music.
Araneta said Pope John Paul II’s message to the Filipino people will be read during the mass at the Quirino Grandstand as well as the selected Marian Shrines in various parts of the country.
At the Luneta and at least 10 shrines around the Philippines, there will be processions to be led by images of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The concelebrated Mass, which will project the Philippines as a pilgrimage destination in Asia, will be covered by the national multi-media with possible hook-up by satellite. It will also be recorded, with the videotape to be sent to the Sister Angelica Channel.
The religious activity has been arranged in cooperation with the Wells Spring of Life, Sacred Land of Asia, Marian Movement, Charismatic Movement of the Philippines, Confradia, and Association of Shrine Rectors and Pilgrimage Promoters of the Philippines.
The millennium mass is part of the Pistang Milenyo Filipino, the weeklong festivities prepared by the Estrada administration to welcome the new millennium.
The Philippines will welcome the new millennium with a nationwide kapit-bisig (linking of arms) on New Year’s Eve at the Rizal Park and other parts of the country to demonstrate the unity of all Filipinos in the 21st century.
President Duterte will lead the symbolic kapit-bisig ritual, which will be replicated all over the country.
Duterte signs law creating OFW department
The new Department of Migrant Workers consolidates key services for overseas Filipino workers under one agency
Towards the tail end of his administration, President Rodrigo Duterte finally signed into law a bill creating a department for the welfare of overseas Filipino workers, to be formally called Department of Migrant Workers.
Duterte affixed his signature to the law on Thursday, December 30, during a ceremony in Malacañang attended by lawmakers.
The law’s enactment is a fulfillment of Duterte’s 2016 presidential campaign promise to create an OFW department that would consolidate all relevant agencies under one to make it easier for migrant workers to get their documents and seek help from the government. His strong remarks about OFW welfare as a presidential candidate helped deliver him a landslide win among overseas Filipinos in the 2016 elections.
The President had asked Congress for this department in four State of the Nation Addresses.
Duterte had certified as urgent the Senate bills for creating the OFW department last May, after the House of Representatives had passed its version. The Senate eventually passed their version of the proposed legislation last December 14. Their version was then adopted by the House.
How will the new department change things?
The new law turns the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration into the Department of Migrant Workers, which would be mandated to oversee all policies protecting the welfare of OFWs.
The functions of other agencies currently under several government departments and handling different OFW concerns would be merged and transferred under the new agency. These offices include:
- National Reintegration Center under the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA)
- All Philippine overseas labor offices under the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)
- International Labor Affairs Bureau under DOLE
- National Maritime Polytechnic under DOLE
- Office of the Undersecretary for Migrant Workers’ Affairs under the Department of Foreign Affairs
- International Social Services Office under the Department of Social Welfare and Development
- Commission on Filipino Overseas under the Office of the President
OWWA, meanwhile, would become an attached agency of the Department of Migrant Workers.
The new department would be tasked to regulate the recruitment, employment, and deployment of OFWs and spearhead investigations and file cases concerning illegal recruitment and human trafficking cases involving OFWs.
Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles has described the new department as envisioned to provide a more “efficient” way of handling the “multidimensional concerns” of OFWs.
Senator Joel Villanueva, the chairperson of the Senate labor committee, has said the new department could help OFWs navigate all the challenges of living abroad in a post-pandemic world.
But the Department of Migrant Workers was not without its critics.
Labor rights group Sentro ng mga Nagkakaisa at Progresibong Manggagawa (Sentro) rejected the proposed department, saying it would “institutionalize” the country’s reliance on labor exportation for economic development. Villanueva, after the Senate passed their bill, disagreed with this interpretation of the policy.
“We are in unison that it is not the policy of the state to promote overseas employment and it is our common aspiration that Filipinos will migrate or work abroad only out of choice and not out of necessity,” he had said last December 14.
Other groups like Center for Migrant Advocacy and Migrante, meanwhile, questioned the added value of a new department when there are ways to improve the old system, such as the establishment of one-stop service centers for OFWs in different parts of the country and the joint manual for overseas operations that harmonizes the efforts of the foreign affairs, labor, and social welfare departments when handling specific cases of OFWs in distress. – Rappler.com
https://www.rappler.com/nation/duterte-signs-law-creating-ofw-department/
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Saturday, December 25, 2021
In tragic ‘Probinsyano’ episode, Sharon’s anguished performance reminds why she is ‘Mega Star’
The action series “FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano” went full drama in its Christmas Eve episode, as it explored the tragic past of Sharon Cuneta’s character Aurora — and reminded viewers just why the screen icon remains today one of showbiz’s most acclaimed actresses.
In the episode titled “Pag-ibig,” the reason behind Aurora’s resentment towards her father, Don Ignacio (Tommy Abuel), was finally revealed.
Aurora had flown back to the US upon news that Ignacio was in critical condition, after being ambushed by Mara (Julia Montes) and her group.
Now that Ignacio appeared on his way to recovery, Aurora told him she was finished with her obligation and would fly back to America. Ignacio pleaded with Aurora to stay, telling her he regrets the pain he had caused her.
In flashbacks, Ignacio kept apart Aurora and her boyfriend Oscar (Rowell Santiago), who at the time was a fisherman whom the Guillermo patriarch was convinced only wooed his daughter for their money.
The defiant Aurora eloped with Oscar, trading her luxurious upbringing for a life by the sea. There, she formed close ties with Oscar’s friends Armando (John Estrada) and Lolita (Rosanna Roces).
Unlike Lolita, who welcomed Aurora with open arms, Armando was cautious. He was concerned that Ignacio would retaliate, putting them and their fellow fishermen in the crossfire.
Armando’s worst fears came true. Nearly a year later, after both Lolita and Aurora gave birth to their respective children Laura and Maria Isabel, Ignacio managed to track down his daughter’s whereabouts.
Ignacio, accompanied by his equally ruthless brother Eduardo (Roi Vinzon) and their goons, rampaged through the fishing village to find Aurora.
Witnessing Oscar apparently getting shot dead, Aurora scurried away with her newborn in her arms. Entrusting Maria Isabel to Lolita, Aurora rushed back to Oscar, only to be captured by Eduardo.
Ignacio blamed an anguished Aurora for the loss of lives in the village, saying he ordered every single one killed. This led Aurora to believe that Maria Isabel died, too.
Ignacio appeared to immediately regret the massacre when the inconsolable Aurora revealed that he had a granddaughter, whose blood was now on his hands.
Aurora never saw the remains of Oscar and Maria Isabel.
Oscar survived and eventually became president of the Philippines — and so did Armando and Lolita, who raised a girl whom they would call Mara and mold as a vengeful weapon against Ignacio.
“FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano” airs weeknights and is accessible on several platforms: Kapamilya Online Live, Kapamilya Channel, A2Z Channel 11, TV5, CineMo, iWant TFC, TFC, WeTV, and iflix.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/12/25/21/watch-anguished-sharon-in-tragic-probinsyano-episode
Friday, December 24, 2021
Why Angelica Panganiban retired from teleseryes
Having brought to life dozens of teleserye characters in the past 30 years, Angelica Panganiban is now resolved to focus on her own, and to have a simple one with less time spent under the limelight.
“Mas simpleng buhay, mas tao,” Panganiban told ABS-CBN News, when asked about the new direction she wants to take in her life, after retiring from teleseryes.
The acclaimed actress remains active in showbiz, with a mini-series just released this month, and another set to premiere in early 2022.
But those two projects, unlike starring in a teleserye, have allowed Panganiban to strike a healthy balance between work and personal life, Panganiban shared.
Panganiban’s final teleserye was the primetime drama “Walang Hanggang Paalam,” which concluded in April 2021. She then took on back-to-back limited series — the ongoing “The Kangks Show” and the upcoming “The Goodbye Girl.”
“Ganoon pa rin ang working hours mo, ganoon pa rin ‘yung speed ng work. Siguro lang, ang pinaka-okay, alam mong may ending. Alam mo na pagkatapos ng isang buwan, makakauwi ka, makaka-recharge ka, makakalimutan mo, masasara mo ‘yung chapter na ‘yun, then move on ka sa iba.
“Hindi tulad ng sa teleserye, ang tagal mag-move on. Lalo na, ‘pag teleserye kasi, usually, talagang heavy drama, ‘di ba? May patayan. Masama ugali mo kung kontrabida ‘yung role mo. Kung bida ka, iyakin ka. So parang hanggang bahay dala mo siya. Hanggang hindi tapos ‘yung buong series, hindi ka nakaka let go.
“So may kasama siyang depression, kasi nauuwi mo ng bahay, hindi mo nari-release lahat. After a year ka lang makaka-move on, doon mo lang mali-let go lahat ng pain ng character. So mas madaling kargahin ang mini-series kaysa sa isang mahabang teleserye,” she explained.
Panganiban, whose acting career traces back to 1992, announced her decision to retire from teleseryes after she wrapped filming “Walang Hanggang Paalam,” and weeks before its run concluded.
Panganiban explained why, apart from the emotional baggage of carrying a teleserye portrayal, she is firm about no longer taking on the format for the remainder of her showbiz career.
“Thirty years ako sa industry. Since six years old ako, na sa harapan na ako ng camera. Ngayon, hindi ko sinasabing okay ‘yung pandemic, pero hinanapan ko ng magandang kinalabasan, ng outcome, ‘yung nangyari. Naging in touch ako sa sarili ko, and mas naging simple ‘yung mga choices ko sa buhay. And mas naging masaya ako,” she said.
Among Panganiban’s life decisions during the pandemic is residing in Olongapo City, with her current boyfriend, businessman Gregg Homan.
“Ang dami ko palang hindi napansin,” Panganiban said. “Ilang beses akong laging silaw sa industriya, dahil iyon lang ‘yung mundong ginagawalan ko. Noong tuminggil ‘yung mundo dahil nga sa pandemic, nakalimutan mong artista ka, nakalimutan mo ‘yung trabaho mo, naging tao ako.”
“And iyon ‘yung utang ko sa sarili ko, eh. Kailan ko pa ito babayaran? Kailan ko pa ibi-build ‘yung life na gusto ko? Ang dami mo nang teleseryeng ginawa, iba’t ibang buhay na ‘yung binuild mo at binigyan mo ng kulay. Pero ‘yung sarili mo hindi mo pala nabibigyan ng atensyon.”
https://news.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/12/24/21/why-angelica-panganiban-retired-from-teleseryes
It’s all about hope
‘Hope that even if today you wake up amid the total destruction of a typhoon, the fact that you and your family are all alive and well means that there will be a tomorrow and a day after tomorrow and a day after the day after that.’
IN a matter of hours millions of children across the Philippines will be eagerly watching the clock, waiting for the hour hand to mark midnight which would signal the opening of gifts and the celebration of a feast – no matter how modest.
It will be a heartwarming moment for millions of Filipino families, the stroke of midnight.
But thousands will be unable to join the celebration because of Typhoon Odette, the wet blanket over this year’s celebrations. To them, we extend our prayers, and the modest help we are able to give through the many organizations offering support in cash or in kind. It will be poor consolation, but the experience of the Yolanda victims should be proof enough that sooner, if not later, the scars of Odette will be all that she will be remembered by.
While the pain of loss will remain, we will pick up from where we have fallen and march on.
As wags love to say, for as long as there is life, there is hope. And for as long as there is hope, darkness and gloom soon give way to light.
As a lapsed Catholic I have many times over (maybe too many times over hehe) quipped that we are marking on December 25th a Christian celebration of the birth of a Jew on a day that was special to pagans who believed in the Sun-God. It is well-established by science, I think, that the historical Jesus could not have been born in December: but the biblical Jesus was given this birth date to make it easier for pagans to switch allegiance from their old religious traditions to the Christian one.
What is the use of a religion anyway if it fails to take root on the consciousness of a people? Even if, when necessary, some twists and turns have to be incorporated into the myths that comprise the foundations of that religion.
It must be age, but as the years have gone by and Christmas carols no longer send shivers down my spine (the way going to piss does!) what I have learned to accept are not the myths that are perpetrated from generation to generation to keep the religion alive, but the value these myths bring to the believers, lapsed or otherwise.
That value is hope. Hope that even if today you wake up amid the total destruction of a typhoon, the fact that you and your family are all alive and well means that there will be a tomorrow and a day after tomorrow and a day after the day after that. Hope that even if a loved one is not well, only two things can happen – his lot will improve because it is the will of God, or he will find his rest because that too is the will of God. Hope that if this year was a challenging one, the next will be a better one, and if this year was a good one then next year will be a great one! Hope that if you did wrong this year, you have next year to make up for it. Hope that with hard work the dreams of today will be the reality of tomorrow.
There are so many imponderables in life and we can go crazy trying to figure them all out.
And all the more when what we are trying to comprehend is why we had to suffer a defeat or hardship, some loss or some tragedy. That’s where religion and faith and celebrations of Christmas Eve come in. That’s where the hope that they represent become most relevant and most valuable.
And so even a lapsed Catholic like me would still like to wish everyone a blessed Christmas: may your lives continue to be filled with hope about tomorrow being a new, and better, and brighter day.
For yourself and your loved ones.
Stay safe everyone as you celebrate the season.
Personal: Happy birthday Punong Barangay Ernesto Villaluz of Barangay Anabu 2-F, Imus, Cavite; Punong Barangay Wilfredo Ramos of Barangay Pasong Buaya 1, Imus, Cavite; Kapitan Flaviano Taniola of Barangay Mayapa, Calamba, Laguna; Kapitan Delfon de Claro of Barangay Bucal, Calamba, Laguna; Kagawad Paul Perez of Barangay Uno, Calamba, Laguna; SK Chairman Christian Burgos of Barangay Palo Alto, Calamba, Laguna; Mama Gloria Resmundo Eltagonde; Amiel Gallardo; Percy Landayan and Franco Sotto; Mercy Cayanan; Joseph Ignacio; Shobe Ceballos; Emily Rose Aguila; Daisy Raro; Mark Pantoja happy birthday Mark at ganon din kay Dakki Angeles, happy happy birthday at happy birthday kina pareng Emmanuel Viceral ang pagbati mula kay Willie Pasalla Coronel; Xyleena C. Rogelio; happy birthday kahapon kina Kisha Mae Ais Concon; Dr. Anthony Tamayo pinagbabati ni Lara; Victoria Lacamora; Daisy Daluz
Thursday, December 23, 2021
Makabayan lawmakers revive call for ABS-CBN franchise renewal in wake the of Odette
Lawmakers belonging to the Makabayan bloc in the House of Representatives on Thursday revived calls for the grant of a broadcast franchise to ABS-CBN Corp, citing the vacuum left by its shutdown in the coverage of the effects of Typhoon Odette.
Bayan Muna party-list Rep. Eufemia Cullamat said there has been limited information in the Visayas and Mindanao on the effects of last week's typhoon.
"Ramdam ng taumbayan ang pagkawala ng ABS-CBN Regional Network [Group] dahil ito ang nagbibigay ng komprehensibong balita at impormasyon sa bawat rehiyon hinggil sa mga pangyayari sa iba’t-ibang dako ng bansa," Cullamat, who hails from Mindanao, said in a press briefing.
(The public felt the absence of ABS-CBN Regional Network Group because it provides comprehensive news and information in every region on what's happening in the country.)
Cullamat noted that the media plays a huge role in times of disasters, saying it could save lives.
Kabataan party-list Rep. Sarah Elago echoed the same sentiment.
Information provided by ABS-CBN Regional Network Group could fast-track disaster response, said ACT Teachers party-list Rep. France Castro said
"Ngayon, nakita natin ang kabagalan ng Duterteng palpak sa pagtugon sa pandemiya at palpak sa pagtugon sa disaster," she said.
(Now, we can see the Duterte [administration's] failed response to the pandemic and failed response to the disaster.)
Bayan Muna party-list Rep. Carlos Zarate commended ABS-CBN for being among the first to reach Odette-ravaged areas even without a franchise.
"May dala silang satellite phones. Ito dapat ay isang basic na equipment sa mga lugar na tinatamaan ng kalamidad," he said.
(They brought satellite phones. This should be a piece of basic equipment in areas hit by calamities.)
Vice President Leni Robredo had also said the broadcast shutdown of ABS-CBN and its regional networks is highlighted during times of disaster such as Typhoon Odette.
“Napakahirap pong magpadala ng mga pictures except ‘yong mga galing doon na nakalabas na. Kahit kami na nandoon, mahirap mag-communicate dito. Ito po, very common na sinasabi sa amin na, 'Wala na kasing ABS-CBN, so wala na sa aming nagko-cover',” Robredo said when she recently shared her visits to Odette-affected areas.
(It was very hard to send pictures except for those who already got out. We found it hard to communicate when we were there. Telling us that 'Because there's no more ABS-CBN, so there's nobody covering our situation here was very common.)
On Monday, one Twitter user said, "Sobrang feel ko ang kawalan ng ABS-CBN Regional lalo na ngayong wala masyadong coverage sa nangyayari sa Cebu dahil sa bagyong Odette. Noon, ang bilis magpalipad ng chopper nila para sa aerial inspection, breaking news at kung minsan special coverage pa. Please help CEBU!"
(I could feel the impact of the shutdown of the ABS-CBN Regional, especially now that there is not much coverage on the current situation in Cebu due to Typhoon Odette. In the past, they are very quick in sending out a chopper for aerial inspection, breaking news, and sometimes, even in launching a special coverage.)
On July 10, 2020, a House of Representatives panel denied the company's application for a new franchise despite being cleared by regulatory agencies of alleged violations on media ownership and tax rules, among others.
As a result, ABS-CBN shut down its free TV and radio broadcast operations while thousands of its employees lost their jobs in the middle of a pandemic.
Prior to the shutdown, the network had 53 regional television and radio stations across the country that broadcast in six languages, providing millions of Filipinos local news and entertainment.
President Rodrigo Duterte had repeatedly threatened to pull the plug on the network over complaints of partisanship in the 2016 presidential elections, which ABS-CBN denied.
Malacañang last year said the network's exit from free television did not cause any "vacuum" on information dissemination during disasters, contrary to comments from the public and former officials.
It was responding to observations that there was a "vacuum" on information dissemination when Typhoon Rolly hit the country also late last year.
https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/12/23/21/renewal-of-abs-cbn-franchise-sought-in-the-wake-of-odette
Wednesday, December 22, 2021
Tuesday, December 21, 2021
No problem with ABS-CBN reopening during Marcos presidency ‘if issues are resolved’ — Imee Marcos
For Senator Imee Marcos, there is “no problem” with the re-opening of media giant ABS-CBN — even as early as her brother, former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s first 100 days in office if elected president — as long as issues linked to the network are resolved.
In a television interview on Tuesday, Senator Marcos was asked about her stand on the re-opening of the network should her brother get elected as president in next year’s elections.
“To my mind ABS, under the new construct defined by law and all the problems that have been already revealed, once it solves all that, para sa akin walang problemang buksan yan, first 100 days para makita natin (for me there is no problem with its re-opening, even on the first 100 days so that we can see),” the senator said in an interview with ABS-CBN News Channel.
According to Marcos, she had previously worked with a member of the Lopez family back when she was governor of Ilocos Norte — during which time she claimed to not have encountered any problems at all.
In January 2020, Senator Marcos said she is keeping an “open mind” on proposals to extend the franchise of ABS-CBN despite her “turbulent history” with its owners.
ABS-CBN under then Eugenio Lopez Sr. was ordered closed in 1972 with the declaration of martial law by the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos Sr. The media network resumed operations in 1986 several months after the EDSA People Power Revolution.
It was once again shut down in July 2020 after the House of Representatives Committee on Legislative Franchises voted to deny the franchise renewal bid of the network despite several resource persons clearing ABS-CBN in issues such as alleged labor violations and tax evasion.
Monday, December 20, 2021
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ABS-CBN 2 Sked (December 2021)
Monday-Thursday (Metro Manila)
- TV-2 Manila
- TV-3 Baguio
- (SOON) Tabuk***
- TV-11 Mountain Province
- (SOON) Bontoc***
- (SOON) Sagada***
- TV-11 Abra
- (SOON) Apayao***
- TV-7 Laoag
- (SOON) San Nicholas, Ilocos Norte***
- TV-11 Vigan
- TV-30 San Fernando, La Union
- (SOON) Agoo-Aringay***
- TV-32 Dagupan
- TV-46 Alaminos, Pangasinan*
- (SOON) Urdaneta***
- TV-11 Batanes
- TV-11 Bayombong
- TV-3 Tuguegarao
- TV-9 Aparri
- (SOON) Claveria, Cagayan***
- TV-2 Santiago
- (SOON) Cauayan***
- (SOON) Ilagan***
- (SOON) Echague***
- TV-6 Iba*
- TV-12 Olongapo
- TV-13 Botolan
- (SOON) Subic***
- TV-46 Pampanga
- TV-34 San Miguel, Bulacan
- (SOON) Angat*
- TV-16 Malolos*
- (SOON) Plaridel***
- (SOON) Meycauayan***
- TV-19 Obando*
- (SOON) San Jose del Monte***
- TV-32 Cabanatuan
- (SOON) Gapan***
- (SOON) Guimba***
- (SOON) Llanera***
- (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
- TV-24 Lucena
- TV-9 Hondagua, Quezon*
- (SOON) Atimonan, Quezon***
- (SOON) Calauag, Quezon***
- (SOON) Catanauan, Quezon***
- (SOON) Gumaca, Quezon***
- (SOON) Infanta, Quezon***
- (SOON) Lucban, Quezon
- (SOON) Biñan***
- TV-6 Calamba***
- TV-46 San Pablo
- (SOON) Dasmariñas***
- TV-32 Tagaytay
- (SOON) Tanza***
- TV-11 Occidental Mindoro
- TV-21 Calapan
- 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***
- TV-11 Roxas, Palawan*
- TV-12 Taytay, Palawan*
- TV-9 Romblon***
- TV-10 Daet
- (SOON) Labo***
- TV-11 Naga
- TV-8 Iriga*
- (SOON) Goa***
- TV-4 Legazpi
- TV-10 Tabaco
- TV-11 Malilipot*
- TV-11 Camalig*
- TV-7 Sorsogon
- (SOON) Caramoran, Catanduanes***
- (SOON) Panganiban, Catanduanes***
- (SOON) San Miguel, Catanduanes***
- TV-7 Virac, Catanduanes
- TV-10 Masbate*
- TV-9 Kalibo
- TV-21 Boracay*
- TV-44 San Jose, Antique
- (SOON) Bagacay, Antique***
- (SOON) Caluya, Antique***
- TV-21 Roxas
- TV-10 Iloilo
- (SOON) Guimaras***
- TV-4 Bacolod
- TV-8 Bais
- TV-40 Murcia
- TV-7 Cadiz*
- (SOON) Binalbagan***
- (SOON) Kabankalan***
- (SOON) Pontevedra***
- (SOON) San Carlos, Negros Occidental***
- TV-26 Sipalay**
- TV-12 Dumaguete
- (SOON) Guihulngan***
- (SOON) Tanjay***
- TV-3 Cebu
- (SOON) 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***
- TV-10 Calbayog*
- TV-7 Catbalogan*
- (SOON) Basey, Samar***
- TV-7 Catarman**
- TV-38 Borongan
- TV-13 Biliran
- TV-3 Zamboanga
- TV-9 Pagadian*
- (SOON) Dapitan***
- TV-42 Dipolog
- (SOON) Sindangan***
- (SOON) Liloy***
- (SOON) Margosatubig***
- (SOON) Molave***
- (SOON) Buug***
- TV-5 Ipil
- TV-33 Imelda, Zamboanga Sibugay
- TV-2 Cagayan de Oro
- (SOON) Gingoog***
- TV-2 Malaybalay
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- Sky Cable Channel 8 (SD) / Channel 167 (HD) (Metro Manila) & Channel 2 (SD) / Channel 700 (HD) (Provincial)
- Cablelink Channel 8 (Metro Manila)
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- G Sat Channel 2 (Nationwide)
- Sky Direct Channel 2 (Nationwide)
- SatLite Channel 2 (Nationwide)
- ABS-CBN TV Plus Channel 1
- 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 4
- 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 __
- ANH CATV Gubat, Sorsogon 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 __
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- Blackstone Cable TV Corporation Maitum, Sarangani Channel __
- Bogo Cable TV, Inc. Bogo City Channel __
- Bohol Community Cable TV Systems, Inc. Tagbilaran City Channel __
- Bonari 203 Multi-Purpose Cooperative Rizal, Nueva Ecija Channel __
- Bongabong Cable Network & Development, Inc. Bongabong, Oriental Mindoro Channel __
- 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. Sta. Cruz, Occidental Mindoro Channel __
- Castillo Via Satellite CATV Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
- Catanauan Credit and Development Cooperative Cable TV System Catanauan, Quezon Channel __
- Catubig Satellite and Cable TV System Catubig, Northern Samar 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 __
- Clare Cable Television Taal, Batangas Channel __
- CMD Cable Vision Cauayan City, Isabela Channel __
- Community Cable Vision Corporation Liliw and Los Banos, Laguna 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 City, Cavite Channel __
- 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 __
- 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 Santa 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 __
- 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 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 1 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, Cavite Channel __
- Mountainview Satellite Corporation Baguio City Channel __
- Mountain Cable Television Network Dupax Del Sur and Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya Channel __
- Mt. Malasimbu Cable TV Corporation Dinalupihan, Bataan Channel __
- Multi-Cable System of Guimba, Inc. Guimba, Nueva Ecija Channel __
- Multi-Network CATV Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija Channel 1
- Multi-Service Enterprise CATV Sulat, Eastern Samar Channel __
- Munoz Satellite TV System, Inc. Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija 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 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 Channel __
- Oriental Cable Television Network Diffun, Quirino Channel __
- Ormoc Cable 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 __
- Palapag Cable TV Multi-Purpose Cooperative Palapag, Northern Samar Channel __
- Panabo Satellite Cable TV Panabo City Channel 1
- 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 __
- 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 Channel __
- Planet Cable, Inc. Cabatuan, Iloilo Channel __
- Plus Cable Network, Inc. Bacoor City Channel __
- Polaris Cable Vision Inc. Ilagan City, Isabela Channel __
- Prime Cable Vision, Inc. Sindangan, Zamboanga Del Norte Channel __
- Primecast Cable TV Network Tarlac City Channel __
- Psalms Cable TV, Inc. Roxas, Isabela Channel __
- Puerto Princesa CATV Palawan Channel 10
- 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, Cagauam 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 & 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 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, Nueva Ecija Channel __
- Shrine City Cable Antenna Television, Inc. Dapitan City Channel __
- Silago Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Inc. Silago, Southern Leyte Channel __
- Sinai Sky Cable TV Corporation Sinait, Ilocos Sur Channel __
- Siocon Cable System Corporation Channel __
- Siquijor Island Cable TV Systems Corporation Siquijor Channel __
- Skyline CATV Industries, Inc. Carmona and Jala-Jala, Rizal Channel __
- Skyline Community Network, Inc. Bayugan City, Agusan Del Sur Channel __
- Skywatch Cable Malolos City 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 Gen. 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 __
- St. Joseph Cable Visions, Inc. San Jose, Batangas Channel __
- St. Lawrence Cable System Buenavista, Quezon Channel __
- Sta. Catalina Cable TV System, Inc. Pagbilao, Quezon Channel __
- Star Cable Hagonoy, Bulacan Channel __
- Star Viewing Network, Inc. Sagay City 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 Sto. 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 10
- 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 8
- Three Aces Cable Network Calbiga, Western Samar Channel __
- Titay Cable Television Network Titay, Zamboanga Sibugay Channel __
- Toledo Cable TV, Inc. Toledo City Channel __
- 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 __
- Zafra Cable HD Panglao, Bohol Channel __
- Zamboanga Del Sur Agricultural College Integrated Multipurpose Cooperative Cable TV Channel __
- Zenergy Cable Internet Butuan City Channel __
- Z-Energy CATV Network, Inc. Buenavista, Agusan Del Norte Channel __
- Zoomsat, Inc. Gingoog City, Misamis Occidental Channel __
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