Tagbilaran Broadcasting System

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Tagbilaran Broadcasting System
Type Private
Industry Broadcast
Founded1980
Headquarters Tagbilaran, Philippines

Tagbilaran Broadcasting System (also known as Community Media Network) [1] is a Philippine radio network. Its corporate office is located at CAP Bldg., J. Borja St. cor. Carlos P. Garcia Ave., Tagbilaran. [2] [3] [4]

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TBS Stations

AM Stations

BrandingCallsignFrequencyPowerLocation
DYTR 1116 DYTR 1116 kHz5 kW Tagbilaran

FM Stations

BrandingCallsignFrequencyPowerLocation
Balita FM DYTR 91.1 MHz5 kW Tagbilaran
Sweet FM Tacloban DYTG 103.1 MHz5 kW Tacloban
CAP Rhythm DYCN 88.9 MHz5 kW Roxas
Sweet FM Kalibo DYTJ 94.5 MHz5 kW Kalibo
Voice FM 89.1 MHz5 kW San Jose

TV Stations

BrandingCallsignChannelPowerLocationAffiliation
ABS-CBN Bohol D-9-YA TV-91 kW Tagbilaran ABS-CBN

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