DYMK-TV

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DYMK-TV
Iloilo City
Branding QTV-28 Iloilo
Slogan Kwento Natin 'to
Channels Analog: 28 (UHF)
Affiliations Q
Owner GMA Network
Call letters’ meaning DYMK
Transmitter Power 20 kilowatts
Website QTV "Quento Natin 'to"

DYMK-TV, channel 28, is a television station of Philippine television network Q (television network) in Iloilo City. Its studios are located at the GMA Broadcast Complex in Iloilo City. The transmitter is located at Jordan, Guimaras.

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Further information: Q Stations

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Broadcast television in the Iloilo City market
DYDY 2 (NBN) • DYXX 6 (GMA) • DYAF 10 (ABS-CBN) • DYJB 12 (IBC) • DYRI 26 (Silent) • DYMK 28 (Q) • DYAQ 30 (ACQ-KBN Sonshine TV) • DYAJ 38 (Studio 23) • DYNY 42 (UNTV) • DYRJ 46 (RJTV) • DYIC 48 (Ind.)
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GMA Network, Inc.
Chairman/CEO: Felipe Gozon · Vice-Chariman/COO: Gilberto Duavit, Jr. · Founder: Robert Stewart
Board of Directors: Anna-Teresa Gozon-Abrogar · Joel Marcelo Jimenez · Judith Vazquez · Laura Westfall · Felipe Yalong
Artemio Panganiban (independent director) · Jaime Laya (independent director) · Roberto Parel (corporate secretary)
Subsidiaries
RGMA Network, Inc. · GMA Network Films, Inc. · GMA Pinoy TV  · GMA Life TV  · Alta Productions Group, Inc. · GMA Artist Center · GMA Records · GMA Kapuso Foundation · GMA Marketing and Productions, Inc. · New Media Inc. · Philippine Entertainment Portal · Scenarios, Inc.
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Citynet Television  · EMC (Entertainment Music Channel)  · Channel V Philippines
Productions and Affiliates
Annual Revenue: Php11 billion (▲12% FY 2006) [1] · Employees: 2,323 (2007) · Stock Symbol: (PSE: GMA7)  · (PSE: GMAP) · Website: igma.tv