DZTV-TV

DZTV-TV
Metro Manila

City	Quezon City
Branding	IBC TV-13 Manila
Channels	Analog: 13 (VHF)
Affiliations	Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation
Owner	Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation
Founded	March 1, 1960 (1960-03-01)
Call letters' meaning	DZ Tele Vision
Transmitter power	60,000 watts TPO (50 kW on-operational power output, 1,000 kW ERP)
Transmitter coordinates	14°38′58″N 121°1′8″E / 14.64944°N 121.01889°E / 14.64944; 121.01889

DZTV-TV, channel 13, is the flagship station of the Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation, located in Metro Manila. Its studios is located at Broadcast City, Capitol Hills, Diliman, Quezon City and its transmitter is located at Roosevelt Ave, San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City. As of March 2017, IBC currently operates on a low powered signal and continues to broadcast on Cable and Satellite networks.

Presidential Communications Office
Offices	Presidential Spokesman Development and Strategic Planning
Key Divisions	Philippine Information Agency Philippine News Agency Presidential News Desk Radio - Television Malacanang Bureau of Communication Services National Printing Office APO Production Unit OP Web Development Office
Media networks	Radio Philippines Network (20%)¹ RPN 9 Manila Other stations People's Television PTV 4 Manila Salaam TV Other stations IBC IBC 13 Manila Other stations PBS Radyo Pilipinas 1 Sports Radio Radyo Magasin Radyo Pilipinas Worldwide FM1 FM2 Other stations
¹Broadcasting CNN Philippines, operated by Nine Media Corporation

Key fingers

Founder	Dick Baldwin (as Inter-Island Broadcasting Corporation) Roberto Benedicto (as Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation)
Executive Managements	Jose Avellana (Chairman) Manolito "Lito" O. Cruz (President and CEO) Jaime Alanis Diosdado Marasigan Ernesto Maipid, Jr. Jose Raphael Hernandez Lauro Vizconde † Arturo Alejandrino (Board of Directors) Dave Fulgoso (Finance Manager)

Broadcast

Radio	IBC Radyo Budyong
Television	IBC-13 Manila Other stations

Other assets

Divisions	IBC News and Public Affairs ATC Sports
Subsidiaries	Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation
Previously services	89 DMZ AKTV ATC @ IBC DWAN 1206 DZTV Radyo Budyong 1386 VTV Viva TV
Sister stations	Radio Philippines Network

Broadcast television in the Metro Manila market
VHF channels	DWWX 2 (ABS-CBN) DWGT 4 (PTV) DWET 5 (TV5) DZBB 7 (GMA) DZKB 9 (RPN/CNN PH) DZOE 11 (GMA News TV) DZTV 13 (IBC)
UHF channels	DWCP 21 (ETC) DWAC 23 (S+A) DZEC 25 (Net 25) DZRJ 29 (RJTV/2nd Avenue) DWKC 31 (BEAM TV 31) DWXI 35 (DBS) DWAO 37 (UNTV) DWBP 39 (SMNI) DWNB 41 (AksyonTV) DWVN 45 (3ABN/Hope Channel PHL) DZCE 49 (INCTV)
Digital channels	DZKB 19 (RPN/CNN PH) DWCP 22 (Solar/SBN) DZBB-TV 27 (GMA) DWKC 32 (BEAM TV) DZOZ 33 (Light Network) DWAO 38 (UNTV) DWBP 39/40 (SMNI) DWGT 42 (PTV) DWWX 43 (ABS-CBN) DWVN 44 (3ABN/Hope Channel PHL/GNN) DZCE 49 (Net 25/INCTV) DWET 51 (TV5)
Inactive stations	DWDB 27 (Citynet) DZOZ 33 (ZOE) DWBM 43 (MBN)
Defunct stations	DZXL 4/9 (ABS-CBN) DZRH 11 (MBC) DZRU 41 (MTV Philippines)

Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation stations in Luzon
DZTV 13 (Metro Manila)
See also CNN PH ABS-CBN GMA PTV TV5 IBC stations in Visayas and Mindanao

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