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{{Otheruses4|the Philippine television network|other channels|TV5|other uses of ABC5|ABC 5 (disambiguation)}}
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|ABC Trumpet 1960.svg|1960–1972
|ABC51960s.svg|1962–1966
|TV5 1966.svg|1966–1969
|ABC 5 (PH, 1969).svg|1969–1972
|ABC 5 Logo 1992.svg|1992–1995
|ABC 5 Logo 1995.svg|1995–1996
|ABC 5 Logo 1996.svg|1996–1999
|ABC 5 Logo (2000).svg|2000–2001
|ABC 5 Logo 2001.svg|2001–2004
|ABC 5 Logo 2004.svg|2004–2008
|TV5 Philippines 2008.svg|2008–2010
|TV5 logo 2010.svg|2010–2013
|TV5 logo 2013.svg|2013–2018 (primary), 2018–2020 (secondary)
|TV5 (Get It on 5) Logo.svg|2018–2019
|TV5 Logo (2019).svg|2019–2021
|TV5 Logo (2021).svg|2021–present
|One TV logo.svg|2020 (unused)}}
'''TV5''' or simply known as '''5''' is a Philippine free-to-air television and radio network based in Mandaluyong City, with its alternate studios, the analog and digital transmitter is located at Novaliches, Quezon City. The flagship property of TV5 Network, Inc, with [[Cignal TV]], owned by its parent [[MediaQuest Holdings]] (PLDT's multimedia arm), as its main content provider, TV5 is owned jointly by MediaQuest and other shareholders with [[ABS-CBN]] shows also airing on TV5 since January 24, 2021.

TV5 is also informally referred to as ''The {{Abbr|Kapatid|sibling}} Network''; this name was introduced in April 4, 2010.

==Associated Broadcasting Corporation==
===1960–1972===
[[File:ABC Trumpet 1960.svg|center|290x290px]]
On June 19, 1960, ABC was founded and launched by then-[[The Manila Times]] owner [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chino_Roces Chino Roces] when it was granted its radio-TV franchise from the Philippine Congress. Its original corporate name was the Associated Broadcasting Corporation.

====1962–1966====
[[File:ABC51960s.svg|center|300px]]
In July 1962, ABC launched a television station, [[DWET-TV|DZTM-TV]] on VHF channel 5, becoming its seventh television station in the Philippines. 

====1966–1969====
[[File:TV5 1966.svg|center|200px]]

====1969–1972====
[[File:ABC 5 (PH, 1969).svg|center|200px]]
On September 23, 1972, ABC was shut down because of the declaration of martial law by President Ferdinand Marcos.

==Associated Broadcasting Company==
===1992–2008===
====1992–1999====
=====1992–1995=====
[[File:ABC 5 Logo 1992.svg|center|250px]]
{{Card|type=Futura BT Pro Condensed Extra Black Italic|designer=Atlas, ABC Merchandising Department|date=February 21, 1992}}
When ABC returned to the airwaves on February 21, 1992, the network used a more known ABC logo with a Pinwheel icon, incorporating the colors red, blue and green colors which makes up a pixel shown on the television and a numerical 5 logo. Terra Daffon, ABC Senior Vice President for Corporate Affairs describes "In Chinese culture it stands for luck turning around to good luck, good fortune, success." It also changed its corporate name to the Associated Broadcasting Company, also known as ABC Development Corporation.

=====1995–1999=====
======1995–1996======
[[File:ABC 5 Logo 1995.svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|type=Futura BT Pro Condensed Extra Black Italic|date=January 1995}}
In January 1995, the numerical 5 logo was dropped on the logo. ABC also launched its new slogan, "In The Big League".

======1996–1999======
[[File:ABC 5 Logo 1996.svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|type=Futura BT Pro Condensed Extra Black Italic|date=March 31, 1996}}
On March 31, 1996, ABC launched its new slogan "Reaching Out To You".

====2000–2008====
=====2000–2004=====
======2000–2001======
[[File:ABC 5 Logo (2000).svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|type=Futura BT Pro Condensed Extra Black Italic|date=January 1, 2000}}

======2001–2004======
[[File:ABC 5 Logo 2001.svg|center|250px]]
{{Card|type=Futura BT Pro Condensed Extra Black Italic<br>Mistral|date=March 2001}}
In March 2001, ABC revived its old slogan "Come Home to ABC", with a new jingle sung by Gino Padilla. The same logo was used in April 2004 with its new slogan "''{{Abbr|Iba Tayo!|We are Different!}}''".

=====2004–2008=====
[[File:ABC 5 Logo 2004.svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|type=Futura BT Pro Condensed Extra Black Italic|date=September 2004}}
ABC aired its final broadcast at around 22:00 PHT on August 8, 2008, with its late-night newscast [[Sentro]] as the last program. A countdown to the network's relaunch followed until 19:00 PHT the next day when it officially rebranded as TV5.

==TV5 (first era)==
===2008–2010===
[[File:TV5 Philippines 2008.svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|designer=Unknown|type=Futura Bold|date=August 9, 2008}}
On August 9, 2008, ABC was rebranded as TV5. Its name and the logo changed after ABC partnered with MPB Primedia (Media Prima Berhad) to handle its programming. However, the corporate name of the network remained as the Associated Broadcasting Company or ABC Development Corporation until January 23, 2015.

===2010–2018 (primary), 2018–2020 (secondary)===
====2010–2013====
[[File:TV5 logo 2010.svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|designer=[https://www.behance.net/gallery/106903993/TV5-Logo-Identity-Program Edelbert Lumactao]|type=Futura Bold<br>Helvetica Bold|date=April 4, 2010}}
On April 4, 2010, TV5 was rebranded as the network itself also launched its Kapatid branding (similar to the Kapamilya and Kapuso branding used by its rivals, [[ABS-CBN]] and [[GMA Network]] respectively). Its new logo was launched after its acquisition by PLDT's MediaQuest with a red circle with a glow in the top left corner (according to PEP.PH, this represents the fact that they are ready for the finer points of Philippine TV gameplay).

====2013–2018 (primary), 2018–2020 (secondary)====
[[File:TV5 logo 2013.svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|designer=[https://www.behance.net/gallery/106903993/TV5-Logo-Identity-Program Edelbert Lumactao]|type=Futura Bold<br>Helvetica Bold}}
The logo adopted a 3D version in 2013 and applied it on-air, although the 2010 2D version oftentimes appeared.

On January 23, 2015, the network changed its corporate name to TV5 Network, Inc.

This logo was still used on its sign-on and sign-off even after the 2018 logo was introduced until May 12, 2020.

Used in the program's TodoMax commercial and in [[Top 5 Mga Kwentong Marc Logan]] countdown but with a diffrent text.

==The 5 Network==
===2018–2019===
[[File:TV5 (Get It on 5) Logo.svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|designer=Paulo Correa|date=February 17, 2018|type=Futura Bold  <small>(logo)</small><br>Gotham <small>(on-air)</small>}}
TV5 was rebranded to The 5 Network on February 17, 2018.

==TV5 (second era)==
===2019–present===
====2019–2021====
[[File:TV5 Logo (2019).svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|type=Futura Bold <small>(logo)</small><br>Gotham <small>(on-air; 2019-2020)</small><br>Nexa <small>(on-air; 2020-2021)</small>|date=January 13, 2019|designer=Paulo Correa}}
On January 13, 2019, coinciding with the rebrand of AksyonTV to 5 Plus (now known as [[One Sports]]), the logo was slightly tweaked, now inverted with a red outline. This style was similar with [[Kanal 5 (Sweden)|Kanal 5 in Sweden.]]

On August 15, 2020, The 5 Network reverted back to its former name, TV5, as the network announced its partnership with sister company, [[Cignal TV]] as TV5's main content provider to handle its programming.

====2021–present====
[[File:TV5 Logo (2021).svg|center|200px]]
{{Card|type=Futura Bold  <small>(logo)</small><br>Raleway <small>(on-air)</small>|date=May 20, 2021|designer=[https://www.behance.net/gallery/120515663/IBA-SA-5 Paulo Correa]}}
On May 20, 2021, coinciding with the launch of TV5's "''{{Abbr|Iba sa 5|It's different on 5}}''" campaign, the network's 2019 logo was changed into a darker coloured red scheme, although the 2019 version is still used as a secondary logo.

==One TV==
===2020 (unused)===
[[File:One TV logo.svg|center|250px]]
On March 8, 2020, TV5 Network announced that 5 would be rebranded as One TV (adopting from Cignal TV's ''One''-branded channels), which was originally scheduled on 13 April 2020. However, because of the COVID-19 pandemic (and the implementation of the enhanced community quarantine), the network postponed it.

In June 2020 (after Metro Manila was placed in general community quarantine), the network announced that the rebrand would be pushed through on July 20, but on July 4, the network officially cancelled the change because of netizens' adverse reaction to the upcoming rebrand as well as the opinions of the network's loyal viewers and fans. Viewers complained that it would have confused them and potentially diminished viewership. Because of this, the plugs of One TV (both on-air and online) were later pulled out of circulation.

==External links==
{{Official website|https://www.tv5.com.ph}}

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