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The Philippine Star is the national daily newspaper of the Philippines. First published in July 28th, 1986, by Maximo Soliven, Betty Go Belmonte and Art Borjal, the Star is one of the first daily newspaper founded after the historical 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution.

Contents

1 The Star
- 1.1 1986
2 The Philippine Star
- 2.1 1986–1998
- 2.2 1998–present

The Star

1986

LOGO MISSING

The Philippine Star

1986–1998

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1998–present

V • T • E

Fixed-line telecommunications:

PLDT | PLDT Home

Mobile telecommunications:
Smart Communications | Sun Postpaid | TNT

Internet services:
PLDT Home Fibr | Smart Bro | Voyager Innovations

Television service:
Cignal | SatLite

MediaQuest Holdings:
Radio and Television stations:
TV5 Network Inc. | Nation Broadcasting Corporation | Mediascape
Division:
Cignal Entertainment
Print publishers and news website:
Business World | InterAksyon¹ | The Philippine Star | Pilpino Star Ngayon | The Freeman

Utilities:
Meralco (25%)

Sports teams:
Meralco Bolts | NLEX Road Warriors | TNT Tropang Giga

Others:
PhilPop | Iflix

Defunct:
Digitel | PLDT Home DSL | Sun Prepaid

¹Former joint ventures news website of TV5 Network Inc. and News5.

V • T • E

Rajah Broadcasting Network

Part of RJ Group of Companies

Parent
RJ Broadcasting Group

Affiliate, TV Productions and Partners
BBC | VOA | The Philippine Star | Daily Tribune

Radio stations
RJ 100.3 | DZRJ 810 AM Radyo Bandido

Television channels
RJ Digi-TV | Oras ng Himala Channel² | RJ Rock TV | Radyo Bandido TV | TV Maria³

Former affiliate and subsidiary
8TriMedia Broadcasting Network | Solar Entertainment Corporation¹

Defunct
2nd Avenue¹ | 8TriTV

¹Co-owner by Solar Entertainment Corporation.
²Owned by Jesus Is Our Shield Worldwide Ministries.
³Owned by Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines.

Headquarters:
: Ventures I Bldg., Makati Ave. cor. Gen. Luna St., Makati City Philippines

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