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| Type | Broadcast television network |
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| Country | Philippines |
| Availability | National |
| Owner | Radio Philippines Network |
| Key people | Roberto Benedicto, Founder |
Radio Philippines Network (RPN 9) is a Philippines flagship VHF television network of the Government Communications Group headed by the Press Secretary which is located at Broadcast City, Old Balara, Capitol Hills, Diliman, Quezon City. And the transmitter is located at Panay Ave., Quezon City.
RPN launched in the late 1960s as Kanlaon Broadcasting System, under Roberto S. Benedicto. Kanlaon is a volcano in the Philippine island of Negros, the home province of Mr. Benedicto. After the late President Ferdinand Marcos sequestered the rights of CBN-9 of the late Eugenio Lopez, Sr., he awarded the Channel 9 frequency through a Presidential Decree. After the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution, all of the stocks and assets of RPN-9, IBC-13 and BBC-2 were sequestered by the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG). President Corazon Aquino awarded BBC-2 through an executive order to ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation headed by the late Eugenio Lopez, Jr.. RPN-9 and IBC-13 assets and equipments were turned over to the Government Communications Group. There were plans to auction the TV frequency rights currently in use by RPN-9 and IBC-13 in the future.
RPN Slogans:
- RPN 9: The Leader (1980's)
- New Vison 9: The Future (1989)
- RPN: The Network (1994)
- RPN: You Friendly Network (1996)
- RPN: Leading the Way (1997)
- RPN: The Quality Network (1999)
- RPN: Quality Primetime Television (2000)
- RPN: Your Kind of TV (2001-2002)
- RPN: Moving Ahead (2004-2006)
RPN Program BLocks
- Prime Shift
- Kids Shift
Old Program Blocks
- RPN Rated Prime Nights (See who's Coming over tonight)
RPN TV Stations Nationwide:
- DZKB-TV 9 Manila
- DZRB-TV 12 Baguio
- DWKI-TV 10 Iriga
- DYKB-TV 8 Bacolod
- DYKC-TV 9 Cebu
- DXXX-TV 5 Zamboanga
- DXKO-TV 5 Cagayan De Oro
- DXWW-TV 9 Davao
RPN Seen on CABLE TV Station Special:
- SkyCable Gold and Silver Metro Manila Channel 14
- Global Destiny Cable on Makati City Channel 14
- Sun Cable Silver CAMANAVA Area on Channel 14
- Sun Cable Silver RIZAL Antipolo City on Channel 14
- SunVision Cable on Taguig City Channel 15
RPN TV Relay Stations:
- TV-7 Bayombong
- TV-2 Legaspi
- DYKW-TV 6 San Jose, Antique
- DYSC-TV 4 Bagacay, Iloilo
- DYSC-TV 4 Caluya, Antique
- TV-5 Puerto Princesa
- TV-8 Dumaguete
- TV-5 Tacloban
- TV-5 Pagadian
- TV-10 Cotabato
- TV-7 General Santos
- TV-12 Butuan
- TV-4 Surigao
- TV-9 Jolo, Sulu
RPN Radyo Ronda Stations Nationwide:
- DZRL 639 kHz-Batac, Ilocos Norte
- DZBS 1368 kHz-Baguio
- DZTG 621 kHz-Tuguegarao
- DZKI 1332 kHz-Iriga
- DYKB 1404 kHz-Bacolod
- DYKW 936 kHz-Binalbagan, Negros Occidental
- DYKC 675 kHz-Cebu
- DXXX 1008 kHz-Zamboanga
- DXKP 1377 kHz-Pagadian
- DXKD 1053 kHz-Dipolog
- DXKO 1368 kHz-Cagayan De Oro
- DXKT 1071 kHz-Davao
- DXDX 693 kHz-General Santos
- DXKS 1080 kHz-Surigao
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