ph radio history

• 1920s – Radio broadcasting was introduced in the Philippines
• Test radio broadcast attributed to an American known as Mrs. Redgrave whose low-powered broadcast experiments emanated from Nichols Airfield in Pasa
• Test radio broadcast attributed to an American known as Mrs. Redgrave whose low-powered broadcast experiments emanated from Nichols Airfield in Pasay
• Henry Hermann started commercial radio broadcasting in the Philippines.
• Henry Hermann began the test broadcasts of three 50-watt stations which he replaced two years later with a 100-watt station KZKZ
• KZKZ was initially set up in Sta. Cruz, Manila and later moved it to Pasay
• KZKZ was initially set up in Sta. Cruz, Manila and later moved it to Pasay
• KZKZ stopped operations and was replaced by KZRQ
• The owner of KZIB was Isaac Beck, owner of a department store
• KZRM (Radio Manila) – The radio station was operated by the Radio Corporation of the Philippines (RCP)
• J. Amado Araneta bought KZRM, the bigger station, and KZEG, the smaller one, from its American owners.
• Both radio stations and newspapers were managed under the Far East Broadcasting Company with Carlos P. Romulo as managing director
• RCP opened the first radio station in the province, particularly in Cebu City, called KZRC (Radio Cebu).
• The letter ‘K’ was assigned to broadcasting stations in the Philippines in accordance with United States laws’ applicable to the country which was then an American colony.
• The letter ‘K’ was assigned to broadcasting stations in the Philippines in accordance with United States laws’ applicable to the country which was then an American colony.
• KZRC was closed down because there was an unsuccessful shortwave relay signals between Cebu and Manila
• KZRC first station in province
• KZRC reopened after a decade (10 years), shortly before the World War II
• Six major commercial radio stations before WWII were: KZRM, KZRF, KZIB, KZEG, KZRH (oldest radio station), KZRC (radio station in the province)
• kzrh oldest radio station
• KZND – a government radio station which the Civil Emergency Administration could keep the people posted on war events and helped Filipinos prepared for the war
• KZND – a government radio station which the Civil Emergency Administration could keep the people posted on war events and helped Filipinos prepared for the war
• Radio Control Board was put up to implement the radio control law now called as NTC or National telecommunications Channel
• Radio Control Board was put up to implement the radio control law now called as NTC or National telecommunications Channel
• broadcast experiments emanated from

  Nichols Airfield in Pasay
• kzrm was operated by

  radio corporation of the philippines
• six major commercial station before WWII

  KZRM, KZRF, KZIB, KZEG, KZRH, KZRC
• what year did people power revolution happen

  1986
• oldest existing private radio station

  DZRH