One Sports (TV network)

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One Sports is a commercial sports-centric terrestrial and satellite television network in the Philippines. It is a joint venture of Nation Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) and Cignal TV, Inc. under the PLDT media arm MediaQuest Holdings. One Sports is currently carried through analog UHF channel 41 in Metro Manila, as well as in Cebu and Davao via UHF channel 29, and other relay stations; as well as on DWET-TV's digital terrestrial subchannel channel 5.2 in Metro Manila. It operates Monday to Saturday from 7:00 AM to 12:00 MN and Sunday from 6:00 AM to 12:00 MN

MTV Philippines

2001–2006

Main article: MTV Philippines

AksyonTV

2011–2019

On December 2010, TV5 announced plans to launch its own news and sport-related channel. On February 21, 2011, AksyonTV started its commercial broadcast.

5Plus

2019–2020

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On November 30, 2018, The 5 Network released its teaser that AksyonTV would rebrand into 5Plus. After 8 years as news channel (sports content was later added), AksyonTV's programming ended on January 12, 2019 and the following day, 5Plus was launched, reformatted as an all-sports channel.

Meanwhile, Radyo5's programming are now being broadcast on One PH, a stand-alone satellite channel at a satellite service, Cignal.

On March 7, 2020, the channel was officially dissolved as One Sports took over its channel space the following day.

One Sports

2020–present

On March 8, 2020, 5 Plus was relaunched as One Sports (moving from being an exclusive pay television channel to free-to-air television and eventually took over its channel space) along with its sports division formerly known as ESPN5 also adopted the same branding. Meanwhile, the original One Sports channel on Cignal was rebranded as One Sports+.

Radio networks
Radyo5 News FM

Telecommunications and digital media:
Cignal | D5 Studio | SatLite

Internet, Web TV and social media:
Cignal Play | GG Network | News5 Digital | News5 Always On | ESPN5.com

Inactive:
Catsup | TV4ME Philippines

Former News Website and TV Productions
BST Tri-Media Productions/Bitag Media Unlimited | InterAksyon⁵

Defunct:
ABC-47 | AKTV | Weather Information Network/Bloomberg TV Philippines² | Dream FM Network
¹Joint venture with Viva Entertainment.
²Joint venture with Bloomberg L.P..
³Affiliate with Philippine Basketball Association.
⁴Former joint ventures with PhilStar Global Corporation.
⁵Partnership with NBA.

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Analog and Digital TV stations in Metro/Mega Manila, Philippines

Analog

Digital television stations
DZBB-DTV 15 (GMA, GTV, Heart of Asia, Hallypop, DepEd TV, I Heart Movies) | DWET-DTV 18 (TV5, One Sports, One PH) | DZKB-DTV 19 (CNN Philippines) | DZOE-DTV 20 (A2Z) | DWCP-DTV 21 (ETC, Shop TV, Solar Learning) | DZTV-DTV 26 (IBC) | DZRJ-DTV 29 (RJ DigiTV, Oras ng Himala, Radyo Bandido TV, RJ Rock TV, TV Maria) | DZBC-DTV 30 (Solar Learning) | DZOZ-DTV 33 (Light TV) | DWAO-DTV 38 (UNTV, STV, Truth Channel) | DWAQ-DTV 40 (SMNI, SMNI News Channel) | DWGT-DTV 42 (PTV, PCOO TV, Salaam TV/Lumad TV) | DWVN-DTV 44 (Hope Channel Philippines, Hope Channel International) | DZCE-DTV 49 (INC TV, Net 25) | DWKC-DTV 50 (BEAM TV, TV Shop Philippines, Island Living Channel/Pilipinas HD, Life TV)

Inactive digital television stations
DWWX-DTV 16 (Knowledge Channel, O Shopping, Asianovela Channel, Movie Central, Jeepney TV, Myx)² | DWBM-DTV 43 (ABS-CBN, S+A, Cine Mo!, Yey!, DZMM TeleRadyo, KBO)²

Defunct stations
DZXL-TV 4/9 (ABS-CBN) | DZRU-TV 41 (MTV Philippines)

¹ABS-CBN franchise renewal controversy.
²Offline, due to Cease and Desist order of NTC.

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Free-to-air television networks in the Philippines

Major

GMA | TV5

State-owned
IBC | PTV