Ptv 4 (disambiguation)

• PTV Network

  Also: PTV, PTV-4, National Broadcasting Network (NBN, former name)

  The PTV Network, operating formally as the People's Television Network, is the flagship state-owned television broadcaster of the Philippines, owned and controlled by the national…

• Tina Monzon-Palma

  Also: Tina Monzón-Palma (alternate accenting), María Cristina Mapa Monzón (birth name), Tina Monzon Palma (as styled in CMFR's officers listing)

  Tina Monzon-Palma (birth name María Cristina Mapa Monzón; born March 29, 1951, Malate, Manila) is a Filipino broadcast journalist whose anchoring career spans half a…

• Philippine television

  Also: TV in the Philippines, Philippine TV broadcasting industry, Television broadcasting in the Philippines

  Philippine television is the television broadcasting system and industry of the Philippines — the set of networks, stations, regulators, and audiences that has operated in…

• Radyo Pilipinas

  Also: Radyo Pilipinas – Radyo Publiko (flagship DZRB 738 kHz), Radyo ng Bayan (former brand of the flagship, 1995–2017), Philippine Broadcasting Service (PBS)

  Radyo Pilipinas is the national state radio brand of the Presidential Broadcast Service – Bureau of Broadcast Services (PBS-BBS), the Philippine government's radio network, which…

• MediaQuest Holdings

  Also: MediaQuest

  MediaQuest Holdings, Inc. is the Philippine media holding company established in 1998 by people connected with PLDT, acting through the PLDT Beneficial Trust Fund —…

• Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation

  Also: IBC, IBC-13, IBC 13

  The Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation (IBC) is a Philippine government-owned broadcasting company that operates IBC-13, the VHF Channel 13 television service whose Manila flagship station, DZTV,…

• August 1987 Philippine coup attempt

  Also: August 28, 1987 coup attempt — the single-day styling of the main fighting, The August 1987 RAM coup — the designation tying the attempt to its movement, The sixth coup attempt against Corazon Aquino — its ordinal place in the nine-attempt count

  The August 1987 Philippine coup attempt — the fighting of August 28, 1987, in a sequence running from the night of August 27 to the…

• Paco Park

  Also: Cementerio General de Dilao — original Spanish-era name, Paco Cemetery — former designation still used in heritage literature, Paco Park and Garden — visitor usage

  Paco Park is a 0.411-hectare urban park and former cemetery in the Paco district of Manila — a circular, walled necropolis built in the early…

• People's Television Network

  Also: PTV, PTV-4, Government Television (GTV, original 1974 identity)

  The People's Television Network (PTV) is the flagship state-owned television broadcaster of the Philippines, operating on channel 4 and chartered as a government corporation under…

• PLDT

  Also: PLDT, Inc. (corporate name since April 2016), Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (legal name, 1928–2016), TEL (Philippine Stock Exchange ticker) and PHI (New York Stock Exchange ticker)

  PLDT (corporate name PLDT, Inc., and from 1928 to 2016 the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company) is the largest telecommunications, internet, and digital services company…

• Presidential Communications Office

  Also: PCO, Office of the Press Secretary (OPS), Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO)

  The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) is the principal communications arm of the Office of the President of the Philippines — the office that conveys the…

• Philippine Basketball Association

  Also: PBA — the standing abbreviation in Philippine sports usage, Asia's first professional basketball league — its most-cited superlative, The local pro league — descriptive renderings in Philippine sports media

  The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is the men's professional basketball league of the Philippines, which opened play on April 9, 1975 at the Araneta Coliseum…

• Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP)

  Also: KBP, Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas, Association of Broadcasters of the Philippines

  The Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) — in English, the Association of Broadcasters of the Philippines — is the premier broadcast-industry self-regulatory organization…

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