Manila Broadcasting Company, Inc.

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Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC)
Type	Radio Station
Founded	1939
Headquarters	Pasay City Philippines
Key people	Juan Elizalde
Revenue	Konami
Net income	Kcephp
Employees	Konami Philippines Network
Website	MBC

Manila Broadcasting Company, Inc. is a radio television network in the Philippines. Its AM flagship station, DZRH is the oldest radio station in the country.

[edit] History

Manila Broadcasting Company, Inc. (MBC) holds the distinction of being the pioneer broadcast institution in the Philippines and the largest broadcast network in the Philippines and Asia with over 500 radio stations throughout the Philippines. The company has nine (9) different networks namely, DZRH Nationwide, Aksyon Radyo, Love Radio, Yes-FM, Hot-FM, Radyo Natin, The Beat FM, Mix FM and Kids FM. The company is involved in the radio broadcasting business. DZRH was put on air on July 1, 1939 by the Hickock Company and was then known as KZRH. It is the oldest surviving radio station in the Philippines and forms the nucleus of the MBC.

[edit] TV Natin stations

• DWCL TV 12-San Fernando, Pampanga
• DWWK TV 3-Lucena
• DYEZ TV 34-Bacolod
• DYBU TV 43-Cebu

[edit] Website:

• The official website of the Manila Broadcasting Company, Inc.
• For MBC's History Site

v • d • e Broadcast television networks in the Philippines Major networks: ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation · Associated Broadcasting Company · GMA Network Inc. State-controlled networks: Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation · National Broadcasting Network · Radio Philippines Network Minor networks: Progressive Broadcasting Corporation · Rajah Broadcasting Network · Southern Broadcasting Network · Studio 23 · Q · ZOE Broadcasting Network · Eagle Broadcasting Corporation Religious networks: ACQ-Kingdom Broadcasting Network · Gateway UHF Broadcasting · Three Angels Broadcasting Network Defunct networks: Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation