DYKC-TV

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DYKC-TV (CNN Philippines TV-9 Cebu)
Mandaue City, Cebu
"News You Can Trust"
Channels	Analog: 9 (VHF) Digital: TBA
Branding	CNN Philippines TV-9 Cebu
Programming
Affiliations	CNN Philippines
Ownership
Owner	Radio Philippines Network
History
First air date	October 30, 1971; 50 years ago (1971-10-30)^[1]
Former affiliations	KBS (1971-1975) NV9 (1989-1994) C/S (Crime/Suspense) (2008) C/S 9 (2008-2009) Solar TV (2009-2011) ETC (2011-2013) Solar News Channel (2013-2014) 9TV (2014-2015)
Call sign meaning	same as the RPN AM station
Technical information
Licensing authority	NTC
Power	10,000 watts TPO
ERP	45,000 watts ERP
Transmitter coordinates	10°20′21″N 123°56′08″E / 10.33917°N 123.93556°E / 10.33917; 123.93556
Links
Website	www.cnnphilippines.com

DYKC-TV, channel 9, is a VHF television station of Philippine television network Radio Philippines Network, the official affiliate of CNN Philippines. Its studio, offices and transmitter are located at the RPN Compound, M.L. Quezon St., Maguikay, Mandaue, Cebu Province.

RPN Cebu previously aired programs[]

Bantawan sa Kinabuhi (1981, produced by Galactica Productions)
Behind Closed Doors
Cinehouse 9 (1971–1982)
Faces
Free to Choose (1982)
God's Miracle Hour
Issues ug Tubag (1979–1980)
Maayong Buntag Sugbo (1979–1980)
NewsWatch Cebuano Edition (1979–1988)
NewsWatch Central Visayas (1988–2012)
Pan sa Kinabuhi (2000–2005)
Question Hour (1983–1985, produced by Bulwanon Productions)
TV Eskwela

References[]

^ Roa, J. N. (1982, September 25). RPN-9 CEBU: THE LEADER. (M. S. Jr., Ed.) Vistas Weekly, pp. 32-33. Retrieved May 10, 2019.

Broadcast television in the Metro Cebu market

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television
Network O&Os are in bold

VHF channels

UHF channels

DYET 21 (TV5)
DYLS 27 (GTV)
DYAN 29 (One Sports)
DYCT 31 (BEAM TV)
DYNU 39 (UNTV)
DYCS 47 (CCTN)

Digital channels

DYET 18 (21.01 TV5, 21.02 One Sports, 21.03 One PH)
DYSS 26 (7.01 GMA, 7.02 GTV, 7.03 Heart of Asia, 7.04 Hallypop, 7.05 I Heart Movies, 7.07 DepEd TV)
DYCT 32 (32.01 BEAM TV, 32.02 Shop TV, 32.03 Island Living/Pilipinas HD, 32.04 Life TV, 32.05 Inquirer 990 Television, 32.06 Chooks 3X3 TM)
DYPT 42 (11.01 PTV, 11.02 PCOO TV, 11.03 Salaam TV, 11.04 PTV SD1, 11.05 PTV SD2)
DYBU 43 (43.01 DZRH News Television)

Local cable channels

Cebu Living Channel
MyTV

Inactive stations

DYCB 3 (ABS-CBN)
DYCP 6 (SBN/ETC)
DYAC 23 (S+A)
DYGA 25 (Hope Channel Philippines)
DYNJ 33 (RJTV)
DYPN 37 (Prime)
DYNL 41 (SIAM)
DYBU 43 (MBC)
DYFA 45 (GNN)
DYFX 49 (Net 25)
DYGC 51 (GMA)

Digital channels	DYCB 36 (2.01 Knowledge Channel, 2.02 O Shopping, 2.03 Asianovela Channel 2.04 Movie Central, 2.05 Jeepney TV, 2.06 Myx) DYCB 37 (1.01 ABS-CBN, 1.02 S+A, 1.03 Cine Mo!, 1.04 Yey!, 1.05 DZMM TeleRadyo, 1.06 KBO)

Defunct stations

DYMT 11 (ABC)
DYBM 45 (MBN)

v t Radio Philippines Network, Inc.
Government of the Philippines (Presidential Communications Operations Office) (20%)
Key figures	Roberto Benedicto Benjamin Ramos (as Nine Media) D. Edgard A. Cabangon (as Nine Media) Ida Barrameda
Radio stations	RPN Radyo Ronda
TV networks	Radio Philippines Network DZKB-TV stations CNN Philippines (as WarnerMedia and Nine Media)
Other assets	CNN Philippines News and Current Affairs (as Nine Media) Nine Media Corporation (34%) People's Television Network Philippine Broadcasting Service RPN Compound South Tower
Former assets	9TV Broadcast City Crime/Suspense C/S 9 ETC RPN News and Public Affairs RPN Entertainment Group Solar Entertainment Corporation Solar News Channel Solar TV
Sister stations	Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation DZTV-TV stations

v t Nine Media Corporation
Founder Willy Y. Tieng President and CEO (Nine Media) Armie Jarin-Bennett
Divisions	CNN Philippines News and Current Affairs
Subsidiaries	Radio Philippines Network (34%)
National television networks	CNN Philippines¹²
¹Joint venture with Radio Philippines Network ²A brand licensing agreement with WarnerMedia Headquarters Upper Ground Floor Worldwide Corporate Center, Mandaluyong City

v t Solar Entertainment
Subsidiaries and divisions	ETC Productions Solar Pictures Domestic Sattelite Corporation (DOMSAT) OMNI Digital Media Ventures (Blink) Southern Broadcasting Network
Broadcast television networks	ETC³ Shop TV⁷ Solar Learning⁷
Pay television networks	eGG Network⁹ Front Row Channel⁸ Solar Sports
Online, digital and interactive	Jack TV
Miscellaneous	Easy TV (defunct)
Defunct television networks	2nd Avenue⁴ Basketball TV Blink (40%)⁶ C/S Origin C/S 9 CT Chase Diva Universal² Jack CITY Jack TV MTVph⁵ My Movie Channel NBA League Pass NBA Premium TV Solar All Access Solar News Channel (50%)³ (34%)¹ Solar TV Solar USA Talk TV (50%)³ TGC Universal Channel²
Affiliates	Solar News (former division) Radio Philippines Network (34%) Solar Television Network (former subsidiary)
¹Former joint venture with Radio Philippines Network ²Joint venture with Universal Networks International ³Affiliate with Southern Broadcasting Network ⁴Former affiliate with Rajah Broadcasting Network ⁵Joint venture with ViacomCBS Networks International Asia ⁶Co-owned with SM Lifestyle Entertainment ⁷Digital-only. On test broadcast. ⁸Distribution only. Channel owned by Jungo TV. ⁹Distribution only. Channel owned by Astro.

v t Radio Philippines Network/CNN Philippines stations in Visayas
Stations	DYKB 8 (Bacolod) DYKC 9 (Mandaue)
See also TV5 ABS-CBN GMA IBC PTV RPN/CNN Philippines stations in Luzon and Mindanao

DYKC-TV

RPN Cebu previously aired programs[]

See also[]

References[]