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BROADCAST DIVISION Far East Broadcastino Comoanv. Lnc. 100.3 IE'UDLIC OT TXE ?IIILIPPINES BROADCAST SERVICES TE.ECOMMIjNICATIONS COMMLSSION DIVISION R Far East Broadcastino Comoanv. lnc. 100.3 Mareco Broadcast Network. Inc. lnteractive Broadcast Media, Inc. Catholic Bishops Conference of the Phils National Nutrition Council National Council of Churches in the LE?UlLlC Ot TllE PtllLlPPlNEs NATIONAL TEECOMMUNICITTIONS COMMISSION R llocos Norte Colleqe of Arts & Trades , ,88.7. ic Foundation of Cotabato and Asia. lnc. Radio Network. Inc. Catholic Bishops Conference of the Phils BROADCAST SERVICES DtvtstoN R Radio Maria Foundation. Inc. : 96.1 , :98.5 , Maria Encamacion (Fainrvaves Broadcasting Network) Top Achievers Private School, Inc. A VIZCAYA State U BROADCAST SERVICES DrvrstoN R Maria Encamacion (Fainraves Broadcasting Network) ' 107.7 ' CentralLuzon State de San Jose (formerly Veritas Technical Catholic Bishops Conference of the Phils lnformation Broadcast Unlimited, Inc. Catholic Bishops Conference of the Phils Information Broadcast Unlimited, Inc. Maria Encamacion (Fairuaves Broadcasting Network) BROADCAST SERVICES DlvtsroN R io de San Juan de Letran-Calamba Conference of the Phils lnformation Broadcast Unlimited, Inc. nformation Broadcast Unlimited, lnc, Information Broadcast Unlimited, Inc. Palawan Council for Sustainable Dev, Jose Maria Encamacion (Fainraves Broadcasting Network) /{9,=.-,A. LErutLlc of rllE tlll BROADCAST f{El3 NATIoNAL SERVICES \1tIJ/ TEI,.ECOMMUN ICATIONS \*o' coMt{ssloN DrvtstoN R : 4 N/anila Broadcbsting Company DWBE 103.3 0.5 Taytay 4 Romeo Servando (Rolin Bctq,) DWAR i'r103.9'r. 10 Puerto Princesa City 4 Bavcom ms Broadcastino Corooration DWBP 103.7 1 Brooke's Point ;.+,4 4 Manila Broadcastinq Company DWMI ,,,1[rf.$, 0.5 Brooke's Point ffiP*t6fb6gg,q1;it ji:t 4 Baycomms Broadcastinq Corporation PA 104.9 1 Tavtav iffiBei6*Ufigggtri:l+ 4 Baycomms Broadcastinq Corporation D\/1/YB 98,3 1 Quezon 4 YTV PA 105,5 10 Puerto Princesa Citv I 4 Far East Broadcastinq Company, Inc. DZRK 106.3 50w Quezon 4 Subic Broadcastinq Corporation PA 107,9 1 Puerto Princesa City 4 Neutron Broadcast Network, lnc. DWNA 88.7 6 lnfanta tffi-WffiffiQilff0nl 4 lddes Broadcast Grouo. Inc. DWIF 89.3 0.5 Paobilao #ffi: 4 Centurv Communications Marketinq Center DWMZ ,'.90,3.,-, 10 Lucena Citv ffiffiffi$ffiiwd,iitrffi#k*H 4 GMA Network, lnc. DWQL 91;1 10 Lucena Citv $ffiTl#,nfdz0iiTfi{Wff s:$ 4 Bayanihan Broadcastinq Corporation DWJO 92:7 1 lnfanta ;ffi{ffi*FtQo6t6fr :ttei,fi,':+i, 4 Baycomms Broadcastinq Corporation DWKL 92:7 5 Lucena City .frffi-dQUrdflddjffi-$fi*i; 4 Philipoine Broadcastinq Service DWGQ 93,3 1 Gumaca 1ffiffiGiffiftfr,fiffi4t;*,jj 4 Palawan Broadcastinq Corporation PA 93.5 1 lnfanta lffi 4 Katiobak Enterorises (San Pablo Citv). lnc. DWEI 94.5 5 Mulanav l,;rffiffifitHdiiffi,* 4 Katiobak Enterorises (San Pablo CiW). lnc. DWKI 95,1 5 Lucena City 4 Filipinas Broadcastinq Network, Inc. DWLM 96,7 5 Lucena City 4 Vanouard Radio Network. lnc, DWNG 97.5 5 Lucena City lffi ffi-frffi Elifgdfi &tstlliil 4 Philippine Broadcastinq Service DZAS I 98,,1 1 Taqkawavan l.ri*ffiffiQlTd26ni+ 4 Radio Corporation of the Philippines DZLQ 98.3 5 Lucena Citv hffiif520ii-Rt*is,i6, 4 Kaissar Broadcastinq Network, Inc. DWKE 98,9 1 Lopez 4 Manila Broadcastinq Comoanv DWRM 100,'i1 0.5 San Francisco 4 Pacific Broadcastinq System, Inc, DWLW ,100.7 5 Lucena City W 4 Manila Broadcastinq Comoany DWRL 100,9' 0.5 Calauag 4 UBC MEDIA lNC.(Love Radio Network) DWEJ 101,5: 5 Lucena Citv 4 Deoartment of Aqriculture DWDI 141.7 100 w Taqkawan lffiffijrffi$$ 4 Manila Broadcastinq Comoany DZVB 102.5 0,5 Catanuan 4 Christian Music Power, Inc, PU 103.1 5 Candelaria 060 4 Prime Broadcastino Network, Inc, PA 1 Infanta ;'fl i'r;T;lt$"QttEi6n$FliF.iii:i 4 nformation Broadcast Unlimited, lnc, PA 103,7 1 lnfanta &t'S"'r:dH6e({U.9Zpn$$'Erli*riT'"*' i:{,L*v.r a{.M)i*dktuVi+rSjrt t:{!1r 4 latholic Bishoos Conference of the Phils DWVM 103.9 ,, 5 Lucena Citv 4 Manila Broadcastino Comoanv DWRH 104,5, 0.5 Lucban 4 Manila Broadcastino Comoanv DWSC 104,5,' 0.5 Polilio lsland 4 Gtiobak Enterorises (San Pablo Citv). Inc. DZCT 105.3,:, 5 Tavabas 4 Vanila Broadcastino Comoanv DWRI 105.3 0,5 lnfanta 4 Mindanao Network, Inc. PU 106.3 5 Lucena City ladio ffil{ffi 4 Vlanila Broadcastinq Company DWML ,,106.5 0.5 Atimonan lsr$S=ffiPueE0i"ffi #r$Pi${ ..107.1 4 \eutron Broadcast Network. Inc. DWEP 5 Lucena City 4 \ational Nutrition Council DZNG 1107,7 100w Sariava 4 racific Broadcastinq System, Inc, DWGR 107.9 500 Gumaca 4 Philippine Radio Corporation DZYM '.92;1:'; 1 San Jose :r,'. 4 3aycomms Broadcasting Corporation DWBY 93,3 ,: 1 Roxas 4 Satholic Bishoos Conference of the Phils DZVT 93,7 5 San Jose 4 Subic Broadcastinq Corooration DZSB 95.7 1 Bansud l:'iH't"#'01Hfl t6Wih"dbm,ffi 4 lebu Broadcastinq Company PA 90.1 1 Mamburao l.dfri,tpfsdgr 4 Kaissar Broadcastinq Network, Inc. DWKF 96.9' 1 San Jose ffi _O_U.crd.ditaliMiiid"gip''i{it . M i 4 Jose Maria Encamacion (Fairwaves Broadcasting Network) PA 88,9 , 1 Calapan - sfiEoiiEiitdf' nt-diri.**,3i;i 4 Cebu Broadcastinq Company DWCA 96,9 1 Calapan ihroif'k$:S 'lg#0ni6nHiffi 4 Jose Maria Encarnacion (Fairwaves Broadcastinq PA ;90,1. 1 San Jose WW,Otlffitelnliffidtiiffi# 4 Tamaraw Broadcastinq Corp, DWSJ 97.7 5 San Jose l,'ffi :€{ 4 Cebu Broadcastinq ComDany DWWE 98.9 0.5 Roxas .rit 4 National Nutrition Council DZNI 99.7 300 w Bansud vUtlltul v.{ 4 Baycomms Broadcastinq Corporation PA 99.9 5 San Jose $F$**rt1tj-luFtl ld I f 4 Philiooine Broadcastino Service DWCR 100,9 1 Puerto Galera b ffi snt:iH[,r iiidiffi *; + a BROADCAST SERVICES DtvtstoN R 4 National Nutrition Council DWNH 100,1 100w Paluan 4 I nformation Broadcast U nlimited, Inc. PA :100;9 1 San Jose ,tui,a 4 lddes Broadcasl Grouo, Inc. DWXR 101"7 1 Calapan i$fri 4 Manila Broadcastino Comoanv DWLJ fi|:t, 10 San Jose |i.ffiOcditldritaEMi fid 6To irl 4 Deoartment of Aoriculture DWDL 102.1 100 w Pinamalavan : rJ.i;l 4 Philippine Broadcastinq Service DWJN 102.3 1 Mamburao 4 3ivil Affairs Grouo. Phil Armv DWDO 102,,5" 0.5 San Jose 4 Manila Broadcastinq Company DWMJ 102.9 0.5 Nauian t,{ffi,ofrEfftetMiiia6i6'1we 4 Manila Broadcastino Comoanv DWME .',103.3 0.5 Sablayan 4 Manila Broadcastinq Company DWMH '10317 0.5 Bongabonq lffittpfi grfi et$i?liirfi _dib'sffii 4 Oatholic Bishops Conference of the Phils DZSB ,.:104,1 1 Calapan Miiidc,i.tlR$qr 4 ri Iamaraw Broadcastino Coro, Dv1/VC 104.,1 10 Mamburao ffi ii3"ddidffifteE Mi n dbi6 t 4 lS Iamaraw Broadcastino Coro. PA 104.9 1 Sablayan 4 Vanila Broadcasting Company {*.: DWMK '105.3 0.5 Pinamalayan 4 Gissar Broadcastinq Network. Inc. DWOM 105.5 1 Calapan lffii_ss_lffllitfibhH# 4 CivilAffairs Group, Phil Armv DWDP 106.e 0.3 Calapan ffi 4 National Nutrition Council DZNS 94.1 300w Buenavista l,ffiffiffi|freiii 4 Manila Broadcastinq Company DWMD 104.5 0,5 Sta. Cruz 4 Manila Broadcaslinq Company DZVH :105.7' 0.5 Boac 4 Polytechnic Foundation of Cotabato and Asia, Inc. DWGM 1UU.5 Romblon 4 .Ij:jlf.B*4*li;ritl Manila Broadcastinq Comoanv DWMM 104.5 1 Looc 4 Manila Broadcastinq Comoanv DZVG 101.3 0.5 0dionqan #Sf,*Wffi Rolii 6l6ii Ui j:;,i1*,1j: 5 PEC Broadcastinq Corooration DWPY 88.1 I Casiouran 5 Radio Audience Developers Integrated Organization, lnc. DWGO ,::88,3 1 Leoasoi Citv M&W1b'HfiLM#$ffi 5 N4ediascape, Inc. DWMV 99,1 10 LeqaspiCity 5 Radio Sorsogon Network, Inc. DWFX 89.9,' 5 Leqaspi Citv 5 Itransmission, lnc. DWII 90;7 5 LeoasoiCitv iffi 5 Capricom Production & Manaoement DWKN 91,.3 5 Tabaco 5 Century Communications Marketinq Center DWED 9l;5 5 LeqaspiClty I 5 Aliw Broadcasting Corporation DWQA 92,.3 10 Leqaspi Citv 5 Kaissar Broadcasting Network, Inc. DZCL 93,1 1 Tabaco qBS-CBN 5 Corporation DWRD ,,93.9 5 LeqasoiCitv 5 Oatholic Bishops Conference of the Phils DWCZ 't 947 5 LeqaspiCitv 5 iilipinas ' Broadcastinq Network. lnc, DWRC '95,5 5 LegaspiCity 5 SMA Network, Inc. DWCW 96.3 10 LeqaspiCity )BN 5 Broadcastino Network. Inc. DWGB 97.1 5 Leqaspi City 5 \ation Broadcasting Corporation DWMR , 97'9 5 Legaspi City )enafrancia 5 Broadcastinq Corp. PA 98,7 5 LegaspiCity 1ffiffi 5 Pacific Broadcastinq System, lnc. DWCM 99.5 5 LegaspiCity ffi 5 Hypersonic Broadcastinq Center, Inc. DWHI 100.3 1 LeqaspiCitv 5 Manila Broadcastino Comoanv DWRP 100.9 l 0.5 Pio Duran ffi i&:?'*ffiiifr h"#si*!d$ili#$h{, 5 Katigbak Enterprises (San Pablo City), Inc, DWKP 101.9 1 LeoasoiCitv 5 Consolidated Broadcastinq Svstem, Inc. DWJP 103,5 10 LeoasoiCitv 3*I{ri&ffi41ft iV},ffi Fffi s&. 5 i':,104.3 Far East Broadcastinq Company, lnc. DWAY 1 Legaspi City ffi 5 Manila Broadcastinq Companv DWRU 104,9 0.5 Tiwi *ffi 5 PBN Broadcastinq Network, Inc, PA .,105,7 1 Lioao 6 Somputer Arts DZCA 105.9 10w Leqaspi Citv 5 Bicol University DWUB 106.3 10w Daraqa 5 PBN Broadcastinq Network, Inc. PA 106.9 1 Tabaco :+f*LtH'F,"AlUHff.{tki#ii;'-$.{, 5 Aquinas University of Leoazoi DWAQ 107.5 10w LeoasoiCity 5 f +l#;str::f*!F^ I Cebu Broadcastinq Comoanv DWCB 107.7 1 Tabaco i{*{i{ 5 Mediascaoe. Inc. PA 88.9 5 Daet $tr 5 Jose Maria Encamacion (Fairwaves Broadcasting Network) PA 92.9 ,, 1 Daet 5 MOE Multi-Purpose Coop. Inc. DWLB $$./ : 0,02 Labo 5 Philipoine Broadcastinq Service DWLP ,,90.5 1 Capalonqa A .94.1 Caceres Broadcastinq Corooration DWSR 1 Daet #F"#Geff iliiiiiH Ndit6,Hry& 5 Manila Broadcastinq Company DWKS 95.3 1 Daet TE'UDI.IC OF T'IE P'IILIPPINTS BROADCAST rN/{IIONAL SERVICES TEI.ECOMMI,INICATIONS COMMISSION DIVISION R 4 5 Cebu Broadcastino Company PU 96.1 I Daet Sffiq"d"niefrnryNofto'fi 5 Philiooine Broadcastinq Service DWCN 96.9 2 Labo ffi@-6filAilltffiN0tld#i:l 5 PBN Broadcastinq Network, lnc, DWJL 98:5 1 Daet 5 Manila Broadcastinq Company DZVC ' .99:3 '' 0.5 Sta.
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