DWPM | Logopedia



1949–1953	1953–1957	1957–1969	1969–1972	1957–1967	1967–1972	1956–1957


1957	1957-1961	1961-1963	1963-1969	1969–1972	1956–1957	1957–1968


1968–1972	1956–1961	1961–1972	1957–1969	1969–1972	1973–1978	1978–1981


1981–1982	1982–1984	1984–1986	1986–1990	1990–1996	1996–2000	1998–2000


2000–2009	2009–2014	2014–2020	2023–present

DZBC[]

1949–1953[]

1953–1957[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1957–1969[]

LOGO MISSING

1969–1972[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

DZAQ[]

1953–1957[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1957–1967[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1967–1972[]

LOGO MISSING

DZXL[]

1956–1957[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1957[]

1957–1961[]

1961–1963[]

SVG NEEDED

1963–1969[]

1969–1972[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

In 1972, the station along with DZAQ and others went off the air due to martial law. In 1973, RPN took over the frequency used by DZXL. The callsign later revived by RMN (along with DWWW however in 2011) but at 558 kHz.

DZQL[]

1956–1957[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1957–1968[]

SVG NEEDED

1968–1972[]

DZMM (first era)[]

1956–1961[]

SVG NEEDED

1961–1972[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

DZMY[]

1957–1969[]

LOGO MISSING

DZOA[]

1969–1972[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

DWWW[]

Main article: DWWW

1973–1978[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1978–1981[]

LOGO MISSING

1981–1982[]

LOGO MISSING

1982–1984[]

1984–1986[]

DZMM (second era)[]

1986–1990[]

1990–1996[]

1996–2000[]

1998–2000[]

2000–2009[]

2006[]

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

2009–2020[]

2009–2014[]

2011–2012[]

On February 25, 2011, to celebrate the station's 25th anniversary, DZMM introduced their tagline, Silveradyo (a portmanteau of the words "Silver" and "Radyo", and which refers to where the logo is colored silver).

2014–2020[]

As of May 5, 2020, the station's broadcasting activities, together with that of its television and sister radio stations, are suspended following the cease-and-desist order issued by the National Telecommunications Commission due to the expiration of ABS-CBN's legislative license to operate. However, its cable channel counterpart was rebranded to TeleRadyo on May 8, 2020.

2016–2017[]

DWPM[]

2023–present[]

On June 30, 2023, MediaSerbisyo Corporation, a joint venture of ABS-CBN and Prime Media Holdings Inc. soft launched the station with a new callsign and branding, DWPM Radyo 630, plus a new tagline, Para sa Mamamayan. The station was officially launched on July 17, 2023.

V • T • E

ABS-CBN Corporation

Part of Lopez Holdings Corporation

Predecessors:
Non ABS-CBN-owned companies (Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation)
Successors:
ABS-CBN Corporation (Kapamilya Channel | A2Z | ALLTV)

Owner
Lopez Holdings Corporation | ABS-CBN Holdings Corporation

Television
Free-to-air channels
A2Z¹ | TV5² | GMA Network³ | Knowledge Channel⁵ | ALLTV⁹

International channels
ANC | Cinema One Global | Cine Mo! Global | Myx Global | TFC

V • T • E

ABS-CBN/Kapamilya Channel/A2Z drama series

Notes:
¹Re-aired on ABS-CBN due to the quarantine caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines (March 16 to May 4, 2020 for May Bukas Pa, and March 16 to May 5, 2020 for 100 Days to Heaven). Both were also aired on the network's live streaming platform Kapamilya Online Live in 2021.
²Re-aired on ABS-CBN due to the quarantine caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines.
³Co-produced with and/or also aired on TV5 as part of the TodoMax Primetime Singko and Hapon Champion lineups.
⁴Also aired on A2Z.
⁵Co-produced with Dreamscape Entertainment.
⁶Co-produced with Star Creatives.
⁷Co-produced with FPJ Productions.
⁸Co-produced with Regal Entertainment, Inc.
⁹Co-produced with and only aired on GMA Network.

V • T • E

ABS-CBN afternoon shows

1950s (1958–1959): Student Canteen (July 1958–December 31, 1959)

1960s (1960–1969): Student Canteen (January 1, 1960–1965) | Magandang Tanghali (1965–1968) | Stop, Look, and Listen (1968–December 31, 1969)

1970s (1970–1972): Stop, Look, and Listen (January 1, 1970–1972) | 12 O' Clock High (1972)

1980s (1988–1989): Afternoon Delight (1988–February 17, 1989) | Eat Bulaga! (February 18–December 31, 1989)

1990s (1990–1999): Eat Bulaga! (January 1, 1990–January 27, 1995) | Sang Linggo nAPO Sila (February 4, 1995–November 28, 1998) | Magandang Tanghali Bayan (November 30, 1998–December 31, 1999)

2000s (2000–2009): Magandang Tanghali Bayan (January 1, 2000–February 4, 2005) | Wowowee (February 5, 2005–February 4, 2006; March 13, 2006–December 31, 2009)

2010s–present (2010–present): Wowowee and Pilipinas Win na Win (January 1–December 31, 2010) | It's Showtime (October 2010–February 11, 2011; February 6, 2012–present) | Happy Yipee Yehey! (February 12, 2011–February 4, 2012)

ABS-CBN Films
Star Cinema | Sine Screen | Black Sheep Productions | Quantum Films | TFC at the Movies

Streaming/Video on demand/Web TV
ABS-CBN Superview | iWant TFC | Kapamilya Online Live | TFC IPTV

Inactive
Cinema One Premium HD

Former TV Productions and Subsidiaries
AMCARA Broadcasting Network | Probe Productions | TAPE Inc.

Former International ABS-CBN channels
S+A Global

V • T • E

ABS-CBN Radio

Current Radio networks

Mega Manila
DWPM Radyo 630²

Former Radio networks
Mega Manila
DZMM Radyo Patrol 630 | MOR 101.9 My Only Radio For Life!

Former Regional AM stations
Radyo Patrol
DYAP 765 Palawan | DYAB 1512 Cebu | DXAB 1296 Davao

Former Regional FM Stations
MOR Regional

Visayas
91.1 Iloilo | 101.5 Bacolod | 97.1 Cebu | 94.3 Tacloban

Mindanao
98.7 Zamboanga | 91.9 Cagayan de Oro | 101.1 Davao | 92.7 General Santos | 95.1 Cotabato

^{1Joint venture with CJ E&M}
^{2Joint venture with Prime Media Holdings, Inc.}

Notes:
¹Blocktime with ZOE Broadcasting Network
²Partnership and blocktime with the TV5 Network, Inc., a subsidiary of MediaQuest Holdings.
³Partnership with GMA Network, Inc.
⁴Joint venture with CJ ENM
⁵Blocktime with Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media
⁷In partnership with 917Ventures, Kroma Entertainment, and Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media
⁸Joint venture with Prime Media Holdings Inc. (through Philippine Collective Media Corporation)
⁹Blocktime with Advanced Media Broadcasting System.
¹⁰Joint venture with KidZania. (through Play Innovations Inc.)