One Sports (TV network)

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2001-2006	2011-2019	2019-2020	2020-present

MTV Philippines

2001-2006

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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.

Its flagship stations in Metro Manila were DWNB-TV, UHF Channel 41—TV5 leased as part of a affiliate broadcast spectrum and license Nation Broadcasting Corporation (gaining control of the station in exchange for providing equipment for NBC) and allowing airtime for NBC produced programming on AksyonTV.

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 before Sign-Off @ 12:00 AM until Sign On @ 4:00 AM every Sunday, 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-televison 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 TRUE FM

Telecommunications and digital media:
Cignal | D5 Studio | SatLite | Sulit TV

Internet, Web TV and social media:
Cignal Play | GG Network | News5 Digital

Inactive:
Catsup | TV4ME Philippines | ESPN5.com | One Screen | Colours

Defunct:
ABC-47 | AKTV | Straight Shooters | Unitel Group | Weather Information Network/Bloomberg TV Philippines

Notes:
¹Joint venture with Viva Entertainment.
²Joint venture with Bloomberg L.P..
³Affiliate with Philippine Basketball Association.
⁴Affiliate with Golden Broadcast Professionals.
⁵Former joint ventures with PhilStar Global Corporation.
⁶Partnership with the NBA.
⁷Joint venture with APT Entertainment.
⁸Partnership and blocktime with ABS-CBN Corporation for the airing of select ABS-CBN programs on TV5.
⁹Partnership with the University Athletic Association of the Philippines.
¹⁰Partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery for the airing of Cartoon Network and DC Entertainment programs.
¹¹Partnership with NBCUniversal for the airing of DreamWorks Animation programs.
¹²Partnership with Paramount Global for the airing of Nickelodeon programs.
¹³Partnership with The Walt Disney Company for the airing of Disney Channel, Disney Junior and Disney XD programs.
¹⁴Partnership with Moonbug Entertainment for the airing of Moonbug Kids programs.
¹⁵Under license by Hasbro for the airing of Hasbro programs (e.g. My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Transformers: Cyberverse) in 2023.
¹⁶Partnership for the airing of PBA games on A2Z.
¹⁷Partnership with Nine Media Corporation.

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