DYCB-TV

DYCB-TV

Cebu City
Branding	ABS-CBN TV-3 Cebu
Slogan	In The Service of The Filipino Worldwide
Channels	Analog: 3 (VHF) Digital: 37 (UHF) (ISDB-T) (test broadcast) Virtual: 11.16 (LCN)
Subchannels	See list
Translators	D-9-YA 9 Bohol D-7-YF 7 Siquijor DY-13-YG 13 Barili, Cebu
Affiliations	ABS-CBN
Owner	ABS-CBN Corporation
Founded	June 14, 1961
Call letters' meaning	DY Chronicle Broadcasting Network (former owner prior to its merger from ABS)
Sister station(s)	DYAC-TV 23 (S+A)
Former callsigns	DYCW-TV (1973–1978)
Former affiliations	Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation (1973-1978) GTV/MBS (1978–1986)
Transmitter power	50,000 Watts (200,000 Watts ERP) (DYAC-TV)10,000 watts (138,700 watts ERP)
Website	www.abs-cbn.com

DYCB-TV, channel 3, is a VHF television station of Philippine television network ABS-CBN Corporation. Its studios are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Complex, North Road, Jagobiao, Mandaue City. While its transmitter is located at Mt. Busay, Brgy. Babag 1, Cebu City.

Timeline

• June 14, 1961 – DYCB-TV 3, the first provincial TV station in the Philippines, was launched by ABS-CBN (then known as Bolinao Electronics Corporation). It first aired a four-hour-a-day schedule (6:00–10:00 p.m.), transmitting on a 50-mile radius within Cebu and nearby islands. The station's 390-foot transmission tower (then the tallest structure in Cebu) was originally from the network's flagship TV station, DZAQ-TV 3, used during the first telecasts in 1953.
• 1973 – After the declaration of Martial Law by then-President Ferdinand Marcos, and the takeover of ABS-CBN by his crony, Roberto Benedicto, DYCB-TV reopened as DYCW-TV, and became part of the Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation (followed by DYXL-TV 4 in Bacolod).
• 1978 – Channel 3 became an owned-and-operated station of the government-owned GTV (later the Maharlika Broadcasting System, now People's Television Network). The call letters were reverted to the original DYCB-TV.
• 1988 – DYCB-TV reopened under ABS-CBN, its original owner.
• June 28, 1988 – DYCB-TV introduced the Star Network with the famous numerical gold tri-ribbon channel 3 logo with a star.
• August 29, 1988 – TV Patrol Central Visayas (first known as TV Patrol Cebu), the channel's flagship newscast launched. With this feat DYCB became the first regional station to introduced local newscasts.
• 1989 – DYCB-TV set up its domestic satellite broadcast from Manila.
• February 22, 2015 - ABS-CBN Cebu started in ISDB-T Broadcast on UHF 37.

ABS-CBN 3 Cebu Programs

• Maayong Buntag Kapamilya
• Kapamilya, Mas Winner Ka!
• MAG TV Na!
• TV Patrol Central Visayas
• Christ the Healer
• Sinulog (annually)
• Living Word TV
• Agri Tayo Dito

Previously Programs

• Amor Chicko
• Awitanghalan
• Halad sa Kapamilya
• Ang TV Cebu
• Banat Visayas, Sulong Mindanao!
• Kang Kinsa Isabwag ang Mga Bulak
• Siya ug Ako sa Kangitngit
• For Life Presents
• Kapalaran
• Alas Diyes Na
• Chika Hai Ta
• Let's Do Business (now with TV5 Cebu and TV5 Davao)
• Little Big Star Cebu
• Milyonaryong Mini
• Sabado Na Gyud
• Sabado Na, Game Na!
• Summer Sunshine
• TV Patrol Cebu
• Tubag! with Leo Lastimosa
• Primitivo Ala Swerte

Current personalities

• Leo Lastimosa

Digital television

Digital channels

UHF Channel 37 (611.143 MHz)

CINEMO!, YEY!, Knowledge Channel, TeleRadyo and KBO Channel, are exclusive channels to TV Plus, a digital set-top box manufactured by the network.

See also

• List of ABS-CBN Corporation channels and stations
• DYAB
• DYLS-FM
• DWWX-TV
• Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation

Broadcast television in the Metro Cebu market
VHF channels	DYCB 3 (ABS-CBN) DYSS 7 (GMA) DYKC 9 (CNN Philippines) DYPT 11 (PTV) DYTV 13 (IBC)
UHF channels	DYET 21 (TV5) DYAC 23 (S+A) DYLS 27 (GMA News TV) DYAN 29 (NBC/AksyonTV) DYAR 31 (BEAM 31) DYNJ 33 (RJTV/2nd Avenue) DYFX 41 (Net 25) DYCC 47 (CCTN) GNN Cebu 45 (Global News Network)
Digital channels	32 (BEAM TV) 37 (ABS-CBN)
Defunct and inactive stations	DYBQ 35 (SMNI)