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GMA Network Inc.

Logo used since October 27, 2002
The GMA Network Center in Diliman, Quezon City, the corporate headquarters of GMA Network.
Formerly	Loreto F. de Hemedes Inc. (1950–1963) Republic Broadcasting System (1963–1996)
Company type	Public
Traded as	PSE: GMA7
Industry	Mass media Entertainment
Founded	March 1, 1950; 74 years ago (1950-03-01)
Founder	Robert "Uncle Bob" Stewart
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Brgy. South Triangle, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Felipe Gozon (Chairman and Adviser) Gilberto Duavit Jr. (President and CEO) Felipe S. Yalong (EVP and CFO) Annette Gozon-Valdes (Senior Vice President)
Products	Films Music Television programs Web portals
Brands	GMA Network GTV Heart of Asia I Heart Movies GMA Affordabox GMA Now GMA Pinoy TV GMA Life TV GMA News TV Super Radyo Barangay FM Kapuso Stream
Services	Broadcasting Motion pictures Television production Cable television Internet Streaming service Record label Satellite television Film distribution
Revenue	₱18.63 billion (FY 2023)
Operating income	₱6.32 billion (FY 2023)
Net income	₱3.16 billion (FY 2023)
Total assets	₱26.25 billion (FY 2023)
Total equity	₱14.94 billion (FY 2023)
Owners	Group Management and Development Inc. (28.64%) FLG Management and Development Corporation (26.38%) M.A. Jimenez Enterprises (15.53%) Television International Corporation (12.03%)
Number of employees	3,504 (2024)
Parent	GMA Holdings Inc.
Divisions	GMA Entertainment Group Sparkle GMA Artist Center GMA Kapuso Foundation GMA Integrated News GMA Public Affairs GMA Regional TV GMA International GMA Worldwide (Philippines) Inc. Synergy: A GMA Collaboration
Subsidiaries	Digify RGMA Marketing and Productions GMA Network Films GMA New Media Alta Productions Group Citynet Network Marketing and Productions
Website	gmanetwork.com
Footnotes / references

GMA Network Inc., commonly known as GMA, is a Philippine media company based in Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines. GMA is primarily involved in radio and television broadcasting, with subsidiaries dealing in various media-related businesses. The majority of its profits are derived from publicity and marketing incomes associated with television distribution. GMA is formed by the legal name of Global Media Arts.

GMA Network was founded on March 1, 1950 by American entrepreneur Robert "Uncle Bob" Stewart as Loreto F. de Hemedes Inc. The company launched its first radio station, DZBB on June 14, 1950. Its first broadcast on television was launched on October 29, 1961, and the television station was known as DZBB Channel 7.

In 1974, the company became known as Republic Broadcasting System (RBS) after the triumvirate of Gilberto Duavit Sr., Menardo Jimenez and Felipe Gozon due to the changes in media ownership laws. It then changed its corporate name to GMA Network Inc. on May 16, 1996, when the network identity became GMA Network. The common shares of GMA is a publicly traded company on the Philippine Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GMA7.

History

The company's roots can be traced back to then Loreto F. de Hemedes Inc., founded by Robert "Uncle Bob" Stewart, an American war correspondent. The company started with the launching of its first AM radio station in Manila through DZBB. It went on air on March 1, 1950, using the frequency of 580 kHz of the AM band, broadcasting from the Calvo Building in Escolta, Manila. Its early radio coverage highlights were the crash of President Ramon Magsaysay's plane in Mount Manunggal; the eruption of Mount Hibok-Hibok and various local elections in the Philippines. DZBB became the first radio station in the Philippines to use telephones for live interviews.

Within years since its first broadcasts, the huge triumph of the station and its growing number of listeners made clear the move to modern facilities in EDSA, Quezon City, with the work done in 1959.

On October 29, 1961, the company launched its first television station, RBS TV Channel 7 using local VHF channel 7. In 1963, DYSS Television was launched in Cebu. On May 28, 1974, the company was renamed as Republic Broadcasting System Inc. A triumvirate composed of Gilberto Duavit Sr., Menardo Jimenez and Felipe Gozon took over the company from Stewart at the same year.

In 1987, GMA became the first Philippine network to broadcast in StereoVision while opening their high-end live studio at Broadway Centrum. In 1988, the network greatly improved its signal by switching to its 777-ft transmitter known as the Tower of Power. In 1992, the Philippine Congress passed a law granting the network to operate for another 25 years. The network launched the Rainbow Satellite, making their programs available nationwide and across Southeast Asia. In 1996, the company changed its corporate identity to GMA Network Inc.

On April 21, 2017, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte signed Republic Act No. 10925, renewing GMA Network's license for another 25 years. The law granted GMA Network Inc. a franchise to construct, install, operate, and maintain radio broadcasting stations and television stations for commercial purposes, including a digital television system. This franchise encompasses the establishment of corresponding facilities such as relay stations throughout the Philippines.

Television

GMA Network

GMA Network, or simply GMA (Global Media Arts), is a major Philippine commercial television network. Launched on October 29, 1961, GMA Network is also referred to as the "Kapuso Network" in reference to the company's logo. Its headquarters can be found at the GMA Network Center in Quezon City.

GTV

GTV (Good Television) is a Philippine general entertainment channel that aired on its flagship station, UHF channel 27 and was launched on February 22, 2021, replacing GMA News TV. The channel carries news, entertainment and sports programs and it is available in most satellite and cable TV systems.

Heart of Asia

Heart of Asia is a Philippine digital television channel owned by GMA Network Inc. Its programming consisting of Filipino-dubbed Asian films and television series. The channel was initially launched on June 12, 2020, and officially launched on June 29, 2020. It was formerly competed with ABS-CBN's Asianovela Channel until its closure on June 30, 2020.

I Heart Movies

I Heart Movies is a movie channel owned by GMA Network Inc. Its programming consisting of films produced and distributed by GMA Pictures. The channel was initially launched on March 25, 2021, and officially launched on April 5, 2021. I Heart Movies competed with ABS-CBN's Cinema One and Cine Mo!, Viva Communications' PBO and Solar Entertainment's SolarFlix.

International broadcasts

GMA Pinoy TV

On March 14, 2005, GMA Network Inc. launched its first international channel, GMA Pinoy TV. The channel is targeted toward Filipino communities worldwide. Flagship programs from GMA Network are shown aside from in-house programming. It also syndicates shows. GMA Pinoy TV is available in cities in the United States, Canada, the Middle East, Australia, New Zealand and some parts of Asia and Europe.

GMA Life TV

On February 16, 2008, GMA International launched its second international channel, GMA Life TV. It carries programming from GMA Network and its former lifestyle channel in the Philippines, Q. It also carries new programs broadcast by the news channel, GMA News TV. GMA Life TV is available through cable and satellite television providers worldwide.

GMA News TV

On July 1, 2011, GMA International launched its third international channel, GMA News TV (formerly GMA News TV International). Its programming consisting of news and public affairs programs produced by GMA Integrated News and GMA Public Affairs. The channel is available through cable and satellite television providers worldwide. It is the third international channel of GMA Network Inc. after GMA Pinoy TV and GMA Life TV.

Radio

DZBB

DZBB, also known as Super Radyo DZBB 594 is the AM radio station of RGMA in Metropolitan Manila, one of GMA Network's subsidiaries. Radio studios are located at 3rd floor of GMA Network Studio Annex, EDSA corner GMA Network Drive, Diliman, Quezon City while its radio transmitter is at Camia St., Brgy. Panghulo, Obando, Bulacan. The station operates 24 hours a day, except on Sundays in where it goes off air from midnight to 03:00 am. Some of the programs of GMA and GTV's Dobol B TV block are simultaneously simulcast on the station.

DWLS

DWLS-FM, also known as Barangay LS 97.1, is the FM radio station of RGMA in Metropolitan Manila, a subsidiary of GMA Network. Its main radio studios are located at the 3rd floor of GMA Network Studio Annex, EDSA corner GMA Network Drive, Diliman, Quezon City and its transmitter is at Tandang Sora Avenue, Barangay Culiat, Quezon City. DWLS is the assigned call letters for the radio station and it was derived from the name of Loreto Stewart, the wife of its founder, Robert La Rue "Uncle Bob" Stewart.

Broadcast facilities

Tower of Power

In order to strengthen its broadcast signal in Metropolitan Manila and its suburbs, GMA Network Inc. constructed the Tower of Power in the third quarter of 1987.

GMA Network, Inc. spent more than PhP168 million to the upgrade its broadcast transmitters and facilities in various key cities in the Philippines. It plans to augment its existing studio facilities in Cebu, Iloilo and Davao. It also plans to upgrade construction of its existing broadcast facilities in Dagupan to further improve its coverage in the northern part of the Philippines. These upgrades include new transmitting equipment, from transmitters to antenna systems and buildings/tower rehabilitation/construction. GMA Network Inc. expects completion of these projects by end 2009.

Presented to the Philippine Stock Exchange on January 15, 2009, GMA Network, Inc. discloses that it already disbursed almost PhP1.3 billion from the proceeds of its initial public offering to support various expansion programs in key cities in the Philippines. Expansion includes construction of broadcast facility, tower and transmitter upgrade for its Naga station; broadcast facility and transmitter tower for its Legazpi station; construction of transmitter tower and upgrading its General Santos station; and upgrading broadcast facilities, equipment and transmitter tower in Davao, Cebu, Guimaras, Bacolod, Iloilo, Batangas, Dagupan, Cagayan de Oro and Benguet.

GMA Network Center

GMA Network, Inc. inaugurated its state-of-the-art GMA Network Center on June 14, 2000, as part of the year-round celebration to commemorate its 50th anniversary. GMA Network Center supports GMA Network, Inc.'s thrusts towards digitization and media convergence. While the first phase of the project has already been completed with the construction of the 17-storey corporate complex, the center has an option to upgrade the older, existing facilities in the GMA compound, as originally planned.

GMA Kapuso Center

GMA Kapuso Center is a 3-storey building located on Samar Avenue cor. GMA Network Drive in Quezon City, inside the GMA Complex. It is the main office of GMA Kapuso Foundation, as well as Kapuso Action Center.

GMA Network Studios

The GMA Network Studios consist of seven studios and are named Studios 1-7 (except German Moreno Studio) based on their size. Studio 1 and Studio 4 (formerly known as Studio A and Studio B, respectively) were the first two old studios of GMA Network which is located in the old compound (formerly known as the RBS compound), which is being demolished as of April 2023 to make way for the construction of a new studio building. Studio 2, 3, and 5 are located in GMA Network Center building. The German Moreno Studio (formerly Studio 6) and Studio 7, the largest studios of GMA Network, are located in the GMA Network Studio Annex.

• Studio 1 was the network's oldest studio which housed the programs of GMA News TV (formerly QTV, now GTV), along with Radio-Television Arts-era programs such as Student Canteen and Weekend with Velez.
• Studio 2 is their second smallest studio, which houses the GTV noontime newscast, Balitanghali; the defunct afternoon news and magazine show, Dapat Alam Mo!; and State of the Nation. The green screen used on weather reports of GMA Integrated News' programs is also located here. In 2022, the studio was renovated for the Eleksyon 2022, the 2022 Philippine national and local elections coverage of GMA News and Public Affairs. The newly renovated studio was designed by the Emmy award-winning US firm, FX Design Group and uses the latest technology from Vizrt and Red Spy. It features LED video walls, color-changing panels, and an open-floor space.
• Studio 3 houses is the third smallest studio in the complex. It is the home studio of the Philippines' longest-running morning show, Unang Hirit. In October 2, 2023, the program unveiled its renovated studio set designed by FX Design Group. The current studio set resembles to that of studios 2 and 5, as well as The Today Show's Studio 1A in Rockefeller Center in New York City.
• Studio 4 was the fourth largest studio in the complex. It was located in the old GMA Building and one of the oldest studios in the complex. It was occupied by the Saturday morning talk and lifestyle show, Sarap, 'Di Ba? as well as Radio-Television Arts / Rainbow Satellite-era programs GMA Supershow and Lunch Date before moving to the Broadway Centrum in 1987. The studio, along with the old GMA building and Studio 1 is being demolished as of April 2023 to make way for the construction of a new studio building.
• Studio 5 is the third largest studio in the complex. It is one of the most technologically advanced studio in the country. It is equipped with state-of-the-art broadcast equipment like HD video systems, audio systems, and cameras. In 2019, the studio was renovated. The renovation makes the studio equipped with augmented reality (AR) technology and immersive graphics by Vizrt. The studio has large video walls, video floors, and a lot of TV screens used by news programs. GMA's flagship newscasts, 24 Oras and its weekend edition, as well as the late night newscast, Saksi are being broadcast live in this studio.
• The German Moreno Studio (formerly and still known as Studio 6) has an area of 640 square meters and can accommodate 300 to 400 audiences. Its former tenants include Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman, Startalk, Showbiz Central, Pinoy Records, All-Star K!, and Wowowin. It houses the variety noontime show TiktoClock.
• Studio 7 is home to various shows of GMA like All-Out Sundays (and its predecessors, SOP, Party Pilipinas, Sunday All Stars, and Sunday PinaSaya), The Boobay and Tekla Show, Bubble Gang, iBilib and most of the reality and game shows produced by the network. Studio 7 has an area of 1,020 square meters and can accommodate 600 to 800 audiences.

GMA Network, Inc. takes a significant step in the continuous strengthening and improvement of the network's news department with a P154 million (2.9m USD) investment on a Newsroom Automation System (NAS). A signing of agreement between GMA Network and Vizrt was held on March 14, 2018, at the GMA Network Center in Quezon City.

Digital television

The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) ordered all broadcasting companies in the Philippines to shut off their analog signal by 11:59 p.m. on December 31, 2015, and switch to digital broadcast. The Philippines will be using the Japanese ISDB-T to facilitate the country's transition to digital television, rather than the ATSC system implemented by North American broadcasters devised as a replacement for the NTSC system utilized by North America and the Philippines.

GMA Network is presently applying for a digital television license from the NTC to install and maintain transmitting stations that will be attuned with and utilize to offer digital terrestrial television and digital mobile TV broadcast services, using channel 27 (551.143 MHz) frequency. Areas planned for a temporary digital broadcast will cover the cities of Quezon City, Makati, Pasig, Tagaytay, and Angeles City in Pampanga; and areas like Ortigas, Cavite, and Calumpit in Bulacan.

GMA Network, Inc. asked the NTC to reconsider its decision to use the Japanese standard and examine the European digital broadcast system instead. In earlier decisions, the National Telecommunications Commission reaffirmed its resolutions to use ISDB-T and conduct public consultations for its implementing rules and regulations which will be ready by April 2011. On March 27, 2011, the local regulator ordered an evaluation of the standard to be used by the Philippines for digital television and reconsidering the second-generation Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB2) from Europe and replacing the Japanese Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting (ISDB) standard.

In February 2013, GMA Network, Inc. was able to conduct digital test broadcast with the ISDB-T standard via its UHF channel 27's frequency. GMA Network was the first television network in the Philippines to broadcast GMA-7 and GMA News TV-11 in standard definition (SD) format with a 4:3 aspect ratio, similar to TV channels in European countries, although the content had been stretched horizontally from its original 4:3 ratio. GMA was also transmitting 1seg on mobile and had no errors. However, in a statement, the network has not conceded its stand to prefer the European DVB-T2 over the Japanese ISDB-T.

Online

GMA News Online

GMA News Online

Formerly	GMANews.TV
Type of site	News website
Available in	Filipino English
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City
Country of origin	Philippines
Area served	Worldwide
Owner	GMA Network Inc.
Key people	Oliver Victor B. Amoroso (Senior Vice President and Head of GMA Integrated News) Grace dela Peña-Reyes (Consultant, News) John Manalastas (Editor-in-Chief) Howie Severino (Editor-at-Large)
Parent	GMA New Media
URL	gmanetwork.com/news
Launched	January 1, 2007; 17 years ago (2007-01-01)
Current status	Active

Established on January 1, 2007, GMA News Online (formerly GMANews.TV) is the official site of GMA Integrated News. It features the latest news coverage, including video reports, as well as business, sports, technology, entertainment and special reports, mobile alerts, newsletters, RSS feeds and real time search. A diverse number of presenters and correspondents maintain blogs on its site and has an archiving database for its news content. A live stream of DZBB, an AM radio station of GMA Network is also available on its website. It also features YouScoop, an interactive section, wherein viewers can upload first-hand footage of news events happening in their area and visitors can also view such footage. Aside from GMA Integrated News content and materials produced, GMA News Online publishes articles and features from several news organizations, including The Associated Press and Reuters wire service. In December 2010, GMANews.TV received one million page views per day.

On February 7, 2011, GMANews.TV was renamed to GMA News Online and launched a new logo and slogan, “The Go-to Site For Filipinos Everywhere”; and retain its uniform resource locator, www.gmanews.tv to correspond with the launching of its all-news channel, GMA News TV.

myGMA Internet TV

On September 12, 2008, GMA Network, Inc. launched its first video-on-demand service through myGMA Internet TV. Focusing on Filipino communities, it offers high-quality programs from GMA Network. It is an alternative to Filipino communities who does not have the access of cable TV and direct-to-home subscriptions. myGMA Internet TV competed with ABS-CBN’s TFC.tv (now iWantTFC). Currently, myGMA Internet TV is inactive. The service was replaced by Kapuso Stream.

Kapuso Stream

Kapuso Stream

Type of site	Web-based channel
Available in	Filipino (main) English (secondary)
Predecessor(s)	myGMA Internet TV (2008–2010) GMA Online Exclusives (2017–2020) GMA Entertainment Shows Online (2020–2022)
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City
Country of origin	Philippines
Area served	Worldwide
Owner	GMA Network Inc.
Key people	Felipe Gozon (Chariman of the Board and Adviser) Gilberto Duavit Jr. (President and CEO, GMA Network Inc.) Annette Gozon-Valdes (Senior Vice President, GMA Network Inc.) Judd I. Gallares (President and COO, GMA New Media Inc.) Dennis L. Caharian (General Manager, GMA New Media Inc.)
Industry	Entertainment Mass media
Parent	GMA New Media
URL	gmanetwork.com/entertainment/tv/kapuso_stream
Registration	Required
Launched	June 20, 2022; 2 years ago (2022-06-20)
Current status	Active

Kapuso Stream is a web-based channel owned and operated by GMA New Media, a subsidiary of GMA Network Inc., that launched on June 20, 2022, and livestreams on Facebook and YouTube. It airs original programming from GMA and GTV, as well as a simulcast of ABS-CBN Studios' It's Showtime along with AMBS' All TV. Livestreaming of shows on both platforms are available worldwide. Kapuso Stream primarily competes with ABS-CBN's Kapamilya Online Live and TV5's Kapatid Online.

Joint ventures

Philippine Entertainment Portal (PEP)

Philippine Entertainment Portal Inc., a joint venture between GMA New Media Inc. and Summit Media, operates Philippine Entertainment Portal (PEP) and Sports Interactive Network (SPIN).

Kapuso JobMarket

Partnerships of GMA Network Inc., the Philippine Daily Inquirer, INQ7 Interactive Inc. and New Media Inc. The Kapuso JobMarket aims to provide convenience for job seekers by creating another online service that will help them search for employment opportunities using their mobile phones.

Q

Q was a partnership between GMA Network Inc. and ZOE Broadcasting Network. The television channel previously aired foreign dramas, lifestyle shows and public affairs programming. The channel ceased commercial operation on February 20, 2011, to give way to its sister channel, GMA News TV.

Defunct channels

INQ7.net

GMA Network Inc. partnered with the Philippine Daily Inquirer, one of Philippines' daily broadsheets to venture in an online multimedia news and information delivery company, INQ7 Interactive Inc. Its main business offers text, images, audio, video and online interactive information tools such as discussion boards, polls and searchable news archives. The partnership also paved the way the creation of a joint web site, the inq7.net and in recent reports, its ranks no. 11 in the most read online newspaper worldwide. In January 2007, GMA Network, Inc. and Philippine Daily Inquirer ended their partnership and GMA Network Inc. focused on to its owned consent site, the GMA News Online (formerly known as GMANews.TV).

GMA News TV (Philippines)

The domestic counterpart of GMA News TV was a Philippine news and lifestyle-oriented channel that was launched on February 28, 2011, and was aired on local UHF channel 27 and formerly VHF channel 11 through its blocktime agreement with ZOE Broadcasting Network until June 3, 2019. On February 21, 2021, GMA News TV stopped its broadcast operations to give way for GTV the following day. It was generally watched as a free-to-air news and lifestyle-oriented channel in the Philippines.

Q (Quality Television)

On November 11, 2005, GMA Network, Inc. entered an airtime agreement with ZOE Broadcasting Network to use DZOE-TV channel 11 for its local lifestyle channel, Q (formerly QTV, Quality Television). Most of Q's programming consists of foreign dramas, reality and lifestyle shows. On February 20, 2011, Q ceased commercial operation to give way to GMA News TV.

Channel Philippines

On December 15, 1999, STAR TV Network leased the airtime of Citynet to launch Channel V Philippines through EMC (Entertainment Music Channel). Part of the strategy is to localize Channel V with programs produced locally by STAR TV Network and GMA Network Inc.

EMC (Entertainment Music Channel)

In 1999, Entertainment Music Channel or EMC is the first music channel of GMA Network Inc. after its UHF station, Citynet Television was rebranded due to high programming cost and stiff competition from free-to-air UHF TV channels. The music channel only lasted months after GMA Network Inc. signed a leased broadcast agreement with STAR TV Network to transmit a localize music television station, Channel Philippines.

Citynet Television

On August 27, 1995, GMA Network Inc. inaugurate its first ultra-high-frequency channel through DWDB-TV channel 27 in Metropolitan Manila. It was the first UHF television channel operated by a major broadcast network in the Philippines. GMA Network Inc. launches its new channel under the Citynet Television brand and decided to expand its local programming business. Studios are located at the GMA Network Center in Quezon City. In April 1999, Citynet Television ceased its commercial operation and later on reformatted into a local music channel.

CGMA

On February 1, 1993, GMA Network Inc. ventured into cable television via CGMA, is a 24 hour cable channel available on Home Cable, Sky Cable and Destiny Cable. It broadcast defunct and previously aired shows on GMA Network from 1980–2000. Eventually, CGMA ceased its commercial operation on July 25, 2001 when Home Cable and Destiny Cable entered into a memorandum of agreement to consolidate the operation of its company with Sky Cable's parent company Sky Cable Corporation, a subsidiary of ABS-CBN Corporation, GMA Network Inc.'s main competitor.

GMA didn't have its own cable channel until 2005 with the launch of GMA Pinoy TV, but unlike CGMA, GMA Pinoy TV (and its sister channels) only caters to international audiences.

Fox Filipino

Fox Filipino was an archive entertainment cable television channel launched on March 1, 2012. It featured Filipino-produced programming from GMA Network and Filipino movies from GMA Pictures, entries from the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival, selected Asian and Hollywood movies, and selected foreign programming dubbed in Filipino language. After 8 years of broadcasting, Fox Networks Group announced that Fox Filipino would cease broadcast on July 7, 2020, as GMA and TV5 archived content were moved to GMA's digital television channels, Heart of Asia, Pinoy Hits and Cignal-run satellite channel, One Screen, respectively.

Hallypop

Hallypop was the Philippine version of the U.S.-based Asian pop culture digital channel, operating under a licensed branding agreement with Jungo TV. The joint venture between both parties was established in 2019, leading to the channel's initial launch on September 6, 2020, and its official launch on September 20, 2020. It ceased operations on September 20, 2024 alongside its sister channel Pinoy Hits.

Pinoy Hits

Pinoy Hits

Final logo used from January 16, 2023 to September 20, 2024
Country	Philippines
Broadcast area	Defunct
Network	GMA Network
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines
Programming
Language(s)	Filipino (main) English (secondary)
Picture format	16:9 480i (SDTV)
Ownership
Owner	GMA Network Inc.
Sister channels	GMA GTV Heart of Asia Hallypop (closed) I Heart Movies
History
Launched	January 2, 2023 (2023-01-02) (test broadcast) January 16, 2023 (2023-01-16) (official launch)
Closed	September 20, 2024 (2024-09-20) (1 year, 8 months and 4 days)
Links
Website	gmanetwork.com/entertainment/tv/pinoy_hits
Availability
Terrestrial
Digital terrestrial television	Channel 7.06 (Mega Manila, Metro Cebu, Metro Naga and Ilocos Sur) Channel 11.06 (Iligan) Channel 10.06 (Metro Baguio, Dagupan and Tacloban City) Channel 12.06 (Batangas, Legazpi, Metro Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon) Channel 13.06 (Metro Bacolod) Channel 6.06 (Metro Iloilo) Channel 5.06 (Roxas, Metro Davao and Mt. Province) Channel 8.06 (General Santos) Channel 9.06 (Zamboanga City)
GMA Affordabox	Channel 6

Pinoy Hits (lit. 'filipino hits') was a Philippine digital television channel owned by GMA Network Inc. Its programming consisting of classic television programs produced by GMA Entertainment Group, GMA Integrated News and GMA Public Affairs, also include simulcasts programming from GMA Network and GTV. The channel was initially launched on January 2, 2023, and officially launched on January 16, 2023. Pinoy Hits competed with ABS-CBN's Jeepney TV. It ceased operations on September 20, 2024 alongside its sister channel Hallypop.

Executive management

• Felipe L. Gozon (chairman and adviser of the board; Chairman of the Programming Committee)
• Gilberto Duavit Jr. (president, chief executive officer, chief operating officer; Vice Chairman of the Programming Committee)
• Felipe S. Yalong (chief financial officer, EVP for Corporate Services Group, corporate treasurer, director)
• Jose Marcelo G. Jimenez (Board Member; Chairman of the Executive Committee)
• Anna Theresa “Annette” M. Gozon-Valdes (Board Secretary, Board Member, Senior Vice President for Talent Management Development, Program Management, Human Resources Department, Legal Department, Worldwide Department and other subsidiaries)
• Judith Duavit-Vasquez (Board Member)
• Laura J. Westfall (Board Member)
• Artemio Panganiban (Board Member and Independent Director)
• Lilybeth G. Rasonable (Senior Vice President for Entertainment Group)
• Oliver Victor B. Amoroso (Senior Vice President and Head of GMA Integrated News, Regional TV and Synergy)
• Nessa S. Valdellon (First vice president for Public Affairs, Senior Vice President, GMA Pictures)
• Joy C. Marcelo (First vice president for Sparkle, GMA Artist Center)
• Ralph Jasper Jose (First Vice President for Radio Operations Group)
• Ayahl Ari Augusto P. Chio (vice president for investor relations and compliance)
• Eduardo P. Santos, CPA (Compliance Officer and Internal Auditor)
• Roberto O. Parel (corporate secretary)
• Lizelle G. Maralag (Chief Marketing Officer)
• Elvis B. Ancheta (Senior Vice President for Engineering)
• Ronaldo P. Mastrili (Senior Vice President for Finance and ICT)
• Regie C. Bautista (Senior Vice President for Corporate Strategic Planning and Business Development and Concurrent Chief Risk Officer and Head of Program Support)

Assets

Divisions

GMA Entertainment Group

The entertainment division of the company that produces drama, comedy, reality, variety, game, and talk shows. It is currently headed by its Senior Vice President Lilybeth G. Rasonable.

• BDD I - Drama Productions
• BDD II - Comedy/Infotainment/Game & Reality Productions
• BDD III - Talk/Musical Variety/Specials and Alternative Productions

GMA Integrated News

The news division of the company that generates news output for GMA Network's television, radio, and digital media platforms. The division is headed by Senior Vice President Oliver Victor B. Amoroso, who also the SVP of GMA Regional TV. Under Amoroso's leadership, GMA News was rebranded as GMA Integrated News, integrating the newsrooms of GMA News Manila, GMA News Online, and GMA Regional TV.

• GMA News Manila
• GMA News Online
• GMA Regional TV
• GMA Integrated News Sports (GMA Sports PH)
• GMA Integrated News Research
• GMA Integrated News Weather Center (formerly IMReady)
• Balita Ko (formerly YouScoop)

GMA Regional TV

GMA Regional TV

Logo used since 2022
Formerly	RGMA Network, Inc. (1998–2010)
Company type	Division
Industry	Broadcast television Radio broadcasting
Founded	1998; 26 years ago (1998)
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Area served	Philippines
Key people	Oliver Victor B. Amoroso (SVP for Regional TV)
Products	Television channels Radio stations
Parent	GMA Network Inc.
Divisions	Synergy: A GMA Collaboration
Website	gmanetwork.com/regionaltv

The regional division of the company that operates all GMA Network and GTV stations except GMA Manila and GTV Manila. It also produces local newscasts for 6 areas/regions in the country. The division is also headed by SVP Oliver Victor B. Amoroso.

• 52 GMA Network stations + DZBB-TV Channel 7 (GMA Manila)
• 26 GTV stations + DWDB-TV Channel 27(GTV Manila)
• 24 digital television stations + DZBB-TV Channel 15 (GMA Manila)

Synergy: A GMA Collaboration

Synergy: A GMA Collaboration

Logo used since 2020
Trade name	Synergy
Company type	Division
Industry	Entertainment Sports
Founded	November 19, 2020; 4 years ago (2020-11-19)
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Oliver Victor B. Amoroso (Senior Vice President for Synergy)
Products	Sporting events Concerts Live events
Owner	GMA Regional TV
Parent	GMA Network Inc.
Website	gmanetwork.com/regionaltv/synergy

Synergy: A GMA Collaboration, also known as Synergy, is a division under GMA Regional TV that handles sports partnerships and production, concerts, non-ticketed events, and synergy for GMA. It is known for the coverage of NCAA Philippines, Limitless: A Musical Trilogy, and the first virtual reality concert, Alden's Reality.

GMA International

GMA International

Company type	Division
Industry	Broadcasting
Founded	March 14, 2005; 19 years ago (2005-03-14)
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Felipe Gozon (chariman of the board and Adviser) Gilberto Duavit Jr. (president and CEO) Annette Gozon-Valdes (SVP)
Products	Television channels Radio stations Web portals
Services	Television Radio Internet Streaming service
Parent	GMA Network Inc.
Website	gmanetwork.com/international

The international division of GMA Network that operates and distributes international channels in more than 150 countries and territories worldwide. In 2023, GMA Network Inc. and ABS-CBN International (a division of ABS-CBN Corporation) collaborated to air GMA Pinoy TV, GMA Life TV, GMA News TV, and some GMA On Demand programs on IWantTFC.

• GMA Pinoy TV
• GMA Life TV
• GMA News TV
• GMA On Demand
• Super Radyo DZBB (international)
• Barangay LS 97.1 (international)

GMA Public Affairs

A division of GMA Network that produces primarily public affairs, documentary, lifestyle, news magazine, and travel programs but now expanded in entertainment programs and film production. It is the most-awarded (along with GMA Integrated News) producer in the Philippines earning 4 George Foster Peabody Award and lot of local and international awards. It is currently headed by Nessa S. Valdellon. It is known for I-Witness, Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, Unang Hirit, and the 2023 MMFF award-winning film, Firefly.

GMA Worldwide

GMA Worldwide (Philippines) Inc.

Trade name	GMA Worldwide
Company type	Subsidiary (1996–2023) Division (since 2023)
Industry	Broadcast syndication
Founded	1996; 28 years ago (1996)
Headquarters	GMA Network Center, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Felipe Gozon (Chariman of the Board and Adviser) Gilberto Duavit Jr. (President and CEO)
Products	Television programs Motion pictures
Services	Film distribution Film promotion Television syndication
Parent	GMA Network Inc.
Website	gmanetwork.com/worldwide

A former subsidiary of the company which known as GMA Worldwide (Philippines) Inc. that became a division of the network that is responsible for licensing and distribution of the network's produced programs, as well as acquisition of programs from other countries. It has licensed over 100 titles in more than 26 countries worldwide at present.

Sparkle GMA Artist Center

The talent management division of the company founded on August 12, 1995. Its artists include Miguel Tanfelix, Barbie Forteza, and Heart Evangelista.

Subsidiaries

• GMA New Media Inc.
  • NMI Solutions
  • NMI Studios
  • MediaMerge Corporation
    • GMA News Online
    • GMA Network Portal
    • Kapuso Stream
  • Philippine Entertainment Portal Inc. (50%)
    • PEP.ph
    • SPIN.PH (Sports Interactive Network Philippines)
  • GMA Affordabox
  • GMA Now
• GMA Network Films Inc. (GMA Pictures)
  • Backyard Productions
• GMA Productions Inc. (GMA Music)
  • GMA Playlist
  • AltG Records
  • Spotlight Music Sessions
• Citynet Network Marketing and Productions Inc.
  • Script2010 Inc.
  • DWDB-TV
• Alta Productions Group Inc.
• GMA Ventures Inc.

Affiliates

• RGMA Network Inc. (GMA Radio) (49%)
  • Super Radyo DZBB 594khz
  • Barangay LS 97.1
  • Super Radyo Nationwide
  • Barangay FM
• Mont-Aire Realty and Development Corp. (49%)

Corporate social responsibility

• GMA Kapuso Foundation
• Kapwa Ko Mahal Ko Foundation
• GMA Action Center

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External links

• Official website
• Media Ownership Monitor Philippines – Media Companies: A Duopoly Rules by VERA Files and Reporters Without Borders

v t e PSE Composite Index companies of the Philippines
Current	Aboitiz Equity Ventures ACEN Alliance Global Ayala Ayala Land BDO BPI Bloomberry Century Pacific Food Converge ICT DMCI Holdings Emperador Globe Telecom GT Capital International Container Terminal Services JG Summit Holdings Jollibee Foods LT Group Meralco Metrobank Monde Nissin Nickel Asia PLDT Puregold San Miguel Semirara Mining and Power SM Investments SM Prime Universal Robina Wilcon Depot
Former	Aboitiz Power ABS-CBN Corporation Belle Corporation Benpres Holdings C&P Homes Cebu Pacific Chinabank Digitel Empire East Land Energy Development Corporation Equitable PCI Bank Fil-Estate Land Filinvest First Gen Corporation First Philippine Holdings GMA Network Holcim Philippines La Tondeña Distillers Lepanto Mining Manila Mining Megaworld Corporation Metro Pacific Investments Music Corporation Petron Philex Mining Philippine National Bank Philippine Stock Exchange Piltel Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation Robinsons Land Robinsons Retail Security Bank Southeast Asia Cement Holdings Unionbank Union Cement Vista Land

v t e Radio networks in the Philippines
Major	ABS-CBN/Prime Media DWPM Bombo Radyo Star FM Brigada/Baycomms/MBNI MBC DZRH Love Radio Easy Rock Yes FM Radyo Natin MBSI Win Radio PCMC FMR Tacloban/FMR Manila PBC/IBU (UNTV-BMPI) Radyo La Verdad Wish 107.5 Quest/Tiger 22 Magic Nationwide GMA Radio Barangay LS Super Radyo RMN DZXL iFM RPN Radyo Ronda SBN TV5/NBC/Bright Star (True FM) UBSI Energy FM
State-owned	AFP Armed Forces Radio IBC Radyo Budyong, DWAN NNC Nutriskwela Community Radio PBS Radyo Pilipinas RP1 RP2 RP3 FM1 FM2
Minor	AMBS All Radio Aliw DWIZ Home Radio ACI Monster Apollo Allied GV Radio CBC DZME CBS-DWAD DCG DCG FM Kiss FM EBC Radyo Agila Eagle FM Exodus WRocK FBS/SBSI Abante Radyo DWBL Mellow IBMI DWWW PBC Palawan Radyo Bandera K5 News FM RBN RJFM DZRJ Y2H (XFM)
Religious	Becca Music (Saved Radio) CEBSI INC Radio 954 CMN Radio Veritas 846 COP Bible Radio DBS EMBS (Life Radio) FEBC Philippines Mango Radio NDBC Radio Maria SDA Adventist World Radio Hope Radio SDV SMNI DZAR 1026 Sonshine Radio UCB Philippines/CMPI (The Edge Radio) ZOE Broadcasting Network DZJV
Regional	ABCBS BBSI Bohol Chronicle DYRD-AM/FM CBC Like Radio CCMCI Magik CLBC Pampanga COMNET DXRA-RMCBC eMedia Zamboanga FBN Hypersonic Iddes KBNI KBSI Gold FM Radyo Rapido MBC Aksyon Radyo Muews Radio PBN Bicol PECBC Real Radio PFCAI Charm Radio Prime FM Quest Magic Nationwide Radyo Pilipino One FM SBC Zambales TBNC Radyo BisDak UMBN DXUM Retro Wild FM Vimcontu Viva/Ultimate Halo Halo Radio VRN Big Sound FM
Others	Campus radio Adamson University Falcon Radio Station Ateneo de Manila University Magis Radio Radyo Katipunan Colegio de San Juan de Letran Arriba Campus Radio De La Salle University Green Giant FM DWSU Green FM DWDS Animo! FM Silliman University Silliman NetRadio University of the Philippines DZUP DZLB-AM DZLB-FM DYUP-AM DYUP-FM UP-FM/Maroon FM University of Santo Tomas UST Tiger Radio DWAQ Internet ABS-CBN MOR Entertainment MyxRadio CPN Pinoy Radio UK FEBC Saved Radio MBNI (Crossover Online) RMN WRMN New York RNG Alpha News Palawan Digicast Negros RNG Bicol RNG Luzon RNG Mindanao Sibya Online Radyo Pilipino Manila One FM Manila Trans-Radio Radyo Inquirer On-Line WXB 102 Shortwave FEBC PBS Radyo Pilipinas Worldwide Radio Veritas
Defunct/Inactive	8TriMedia Abante Radyo Tabloidista ABS-CBN MOR Philippines Radyo Patrol Bantay Radyo Dream FM Network Q Radio RBU UFM

v t e Television in the Philippines
Free-to-air television networks	Major GMA Network GMA GTV Heart of Asia I Heart Movies TV5 Network TV5 RPTV One Sports State media (PCO) PTNI PTV Radyo Pilipinas 1 PTV Sports Network IBC Congress TV DWAN TV Minor BEAM Bilyonaryo News Channel Blast Sports Life TV Pilipinas HD / D8TV (under timesharing) Prime TV Knowledge Channel (under blocktime agreement) EBC/CEBSI Net 25 INC TV PBC UNTV Truth Channel Rajah RJTV Timeless TV Radyo Bandido TV Rock MNL TV Maria SBN/Solar SolarFlix Solar Learning Solar Sports Shop TV ZOE A2Z Light TV Others Aliw Aliw Channel 23 AMBS All TV MBC DZRH News Television PCMC Prime TV RPN/Nine Media RPTV CCTN DBS One Media Network Hope Channel Philippines Regional Bandera News TV Bee TV Brigada TV Brodkast CLTV eMedia GBPI Infomax TV PBC PBN PRTV SBC Defunct 2nd Avenue 3ABN 5 Plus 9TV ABS-CBN AksyonTV AKTV Asianovela Channel ATC@IBC BBC Basketball TV Catsup Channel Philippines Chase Cine Mo! Citynet CNN Philippines CT CTV Daystar TV DepEd TV E! Philippines eGG Network EMC EZ Shop FUBC GCTV Global News Network GMA News TV Golden Nation Network Hallypop Hope International Inquirer 990 Television Island Living Channel Jack City Jack TV Jeepney TV Kapamilya Box Office Living Asia Channel Movie Central MTVph MTV Philippines Myx NBA Premium TV O Shopping One PH Oras ng Himala Channel Pop Life TV PIE Pinoy Hits PinoyHowTo Q RTVMalacañang S+A Salaam TV Shop Japan SocialTV SMNI SMNI News Channel Solar News Channel Solar TV Studio 23 Talk TV Telenovela Channel TBN Philippines TeleRadyo TV Shop Philippines UltraVision 25 Vintage Television Yey!
Awards and events	GMMSF Box Office Entertainment Awards (1971) PMPC Star Awards (1987) ENPRESS Golden Screen TV (2004)
Lists	List of television stations Analog Digital List of years in Philippine television List of Philippine drama series List of Philippine television shows

v t e Pay-TV channels and networks based in the Philippines
Domestic ABS-CBN Corporation ANC Cine Mo! Kapamilya Channel Knowledge Channel TeleRadyo Serbisyo The Filipino Channel Creative Programs Cinema One Jeepney TV Metro Channel Myx America Solar Entertainment Corporation Solar All Access Solar Sports Viva Communications PBO TMC Viva Cinema PLDT (MediaQuest Holdings) TV5 Network AksyonTV International Kapatid Channel Cignal TV BuKo NBA TV Philippines PBA Rush Sari-Sari Channel TVUP UAAP Varsity Channel One Network Media Group One News One PH One Sports+ GMA Network, Inc. GMA Life TV GMA News TV International GMA Pinoy TV Government of the Philippines (PCO) Congress TV Radyo Pilipinas 1 Television G Sat (Global Satellite Technology Services) Music Quest One Media Network Manila Jockey Club Gametime TV SLBN Sportsnet TAP Digital Media Ventures Premier Football Premier Sports Premier Sports 2 TAP Action Flix TAP Edge TAP Movies TAP Sports TAP TV
International The Walt Disney Company Star Bharat Star Gold StarPlus Paramount Global (PIN Philippines) MTV 90s MTV Live Nickelodeon Nick Jr. Rock Entertainment Holdings CinemaWorld Global Trekker Love Nature Rock Action Rock Entertainment Rock Extreme A&E Networks Philippines Crime & Investigation Network History Lifetime Celestial Tiger Entertainment Philippines Celestial Classic Movies Celestial Movies Pinoy Kix Thrill Warner Bros. Discovery (Warner Bros. Discovery Philippines) WarnerMedia Cartoon Network Cartoonito Cinemax CNN HBO HBO Family HBO Hits HBO Signature HLN Warner TV Discovery Philippines Animal Planet Asian Food Network Discovery Asia Discovery Channel Discovery Science DMAX Eurosport Eve Food Network HGTV Rugby Pass TV TLC JJ MediaWorks (Plus Media Networks) Aniplus K-Plus Comcast (NBCUniversal Philippines) CNBC Asia DreamWorks Channel Golf Channel Sky News KC Global Media Animax AXN One TV BBC Studios BBC Earth BBC Lifestyle BBC News Jungo TV Front Row Channel Hallypop Scream Flix Mediahouse/Club TV Health & Wellness Ginx TV Luxe & Life Motorvision TV My Cinema Europe Pet & Pal Rewind Networks HITS HITS Movies HITS Now Mimyuni Media Entertainment Chillayo Cinemachi Action Cinemachi Docu Cinemachi Family Cinemachi Xtra Homey's Lolly Kids Planet Fun Sportyfy Wow! Eclat Entertainment SPOTV SPOTV2
Miscellaneous Religious 3ABN CMN Radio Daystar TV EWTN GOOD TV Great Commission Television LifeTV Mensahe TV Oras Ng Himala Channel SMNI The Edge Radio TBN Asia TBN Inspire TOP Channel Truth Channel TV Maria Word of God Network Regional APM TV (Davao) Bandera News TV (Palawan) Brigada News TV (General Santos) Cebu Living Channel (Cebu) PEP TV (Pampanga) Digicast Negros (Western Visayas) DXDD Radio-Television (Ozamiz) Forerunners Network (Davao) Island Living Channel (Bacolod) Lahi TV (Batangas, Quezon, Zambales) Lambo MisOr TV (Cagayan de Oro) My TV (Cebu) Newsline Philippines (Davao and General Santos) RNG (Luzon) Royal Cable TV6 (Laguna) Sibya TV (Cebu) Others DZRH News Television EZ Shop Filipino TV Karera Channel MJCI-SLBN Sportsnet (San Lazaro) PRCI (Santa Ana Park) MetroTurf KPOP HD Living Asia Channel Locale NAIA Pinoy Xtreme Pop Life TV STV Radyo Bandido TV Rock of Manila TV RPN USA SLTV The Aquarium Channel HD tvQ2 ZIQ TeleVshop Philippine-only feed ANTV Astro BOO eGG Network Bloomberg Asia CNA Da Vinci Kids Euronews FashionTV Gone Viral TV Mezzo Live HD Moonbug Kids Outdoor Channel Stingray Group Stingray CMusic Stingray iConcerts Techstorm Trace Partners Trace Sport Stars Trace Urban tvN Global-based feed ABC Australia ABP News Abu Dhabi TV Al Jazeera English Arirang TV B4U Movies CBeebies CCTV CCTV-4 CGTN China Times CTI CTV CNC World CTS Doordarshan DD National DD Sports DW-TV EBC Taiwan EBC Asia EBC Drama EBC Movie EBC News English Club TV Fox News FTV FTV News Fight Sports France 24 Hunan Television KBS World Lotus Macau MBC TV NHK NHK World-Japan NHK World Premium Phoenix Chinese Channel Phoenix InfoNews Channel Rai Italia RT Saudi 1 SBS TRT World TTV TV5Monde TVBS-Asia TVE Internacional Tzu Chi USA Today USA Today News USA Today Sports Voice of America Xing Kong YTN Zee TV
Defunct/inactive 2nd Avenue 8TriTV 9TV ABN ABS-CBN HD ABS-CBN Regional Channel ANteve Asianovela Channel AXN Beyond BabyFirst BabyTV Balls BTV BBC World News BeTV beIN Sports 1 beIN Sports 2 beIN Sports 3 Bloomberg TV Philippines Boomerang Bro Blink Cinema/My Movie Channel Catsup CgeTV CGMA Chase Channel V Philippines Chinese Entertainment Channel Colours Comedy Central CT Cube iTV C/S C/S Origin DepEd TV Discovery Travel & Living Discovery Turbo Disney Channel Disney Junior Disney XD Diva Diva Universal DYAB TeleRadyo (Cebu) DXAB TeleRadyo (Davao) E! E! Philippines EDGEsport ESPN Philippines ETC Flip TV Fox Fox Action Movies Fox Crime Fox Family Movies Fox Filipino Fox Life Fox Movies Fox Sports FX FYI Gem TV Global Pinoy Cinema GNN H2 Hallmark Channel Hero Hillsong Channel Home Popcorn Channel Hyper i Channel Inquirer 990 Television Isla Jack City Jack TV Juan Sports Channel K Movies Pinoy Kapamilya Box Office Karaoke Channel English Karaoke Channel Filipino Karaoke Channel Lakbay TV Lifestyle Liga Link TV Makisig Network MaxTV Maxxx Metro TV MMDA TeleRadyo Movie Central MTV Asia MTVph MTV Philippines MTV Pinoy National Geographic Nat Geo Adventure Nat Geo People Nat Geo Wild NBA Premium TV O Shopping One Screen PCOO TV (RTVM) Paramount Network Pilipinas HD Pinoy Blockbuster Channel Pinoy Central TV Premier Tennis Real Cebu Television Red by HBO S+A HD Global Salaam TV Setanta Sports Sarimanok Channel 37 Sarimanok News Network Setanta Sports SineBox Shop @ Home Shop Japan Sky 1 Sky News Sony Channel Solar News Channel Solar TV Southspot Sports Illustrated TV Sports Plus Star Chinese Channel Star Chinese Movies Star Movies Star Sports Star World Stingray Classica Tag Talk TV TAP Sports 1 TAP Sports 2 TAP W Telenovela Channel TCM TeleAsia TeleRadyo TGC Toonami Travelxp TV Shop Philippines TV Window Shop Universal Channel Value Vision Velvet VID-OK Viva Prime Channel Viva TV WakuWaku Japan Weather Information Network Winner TV Shopping WINS Channel Yey! Zee Sine ZooMoo
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