GMA Network Station Message

1982-1988

This is GMA Radio Television Arts, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial television station transmitting of 30,000-watt transmitter output with license number BG/AM/092/81 authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 1988 with BMC Certificate number 79258.

Channel 7 Studios and Transmitter are located at GMA Building, Epifanio delos Santos Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

Channel 7 Engineering is headed by the following Electronics & Communications Engineers:

• Marcos Elizan with license number 256
• Emil Solidum with ECE number 228
• and Cesar Jamoc with ECE number 1570

Transmitter and Technical Crew is composed of First Class Radio and Telephone Operators with license issued by the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Primo Javier
• Herman Flaviano
• and Almario Lontoc

GMA, Now signing On/Off.

(Sign off) Thank you for being with us.

1988-1989

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-0743-87 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1989.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Engineer Emilio C. Solidum.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Mariano B. Jurado; ECE No. 368
• Engr. Francis V. Panganiban ECE: No. 543
• Ben Landingin: 1PHN-39161
• Marlon R. San Pedro: 1PHN-5590
• Ramon C. Castillo: 1PHN-3306
• Armando A. Gonzales: 1PHN-6076
• Sergio A. Revilla: 1PHN-7088
• Giovanni C. Lawas: 1PHN-3370
• Rogelio B. Del Rosario: 1PHN-9930
• Ceferino S. Gascon: 1PHN-3013

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 27 stations nationwide!

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-10 Baguio
• TV-5 Botolan, Zambales
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-5 Marinduque
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-8 Malilipot, Albay
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-10 Bacolod
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Barili, Cebu
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-7 Davao
• TV-3 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-7 Ozamiz
• TV-12 Iligan
• TV-10 Surigao

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

1990-1992 (Voiced by George Boone)

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-(number of permit)-89 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1992.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Engineer Emilio Solidum.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

List of GMA Network Engineering Staff

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 27 stations nationwide!

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

1992-1995

This is GMA Rainbow Satellite Network, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-(number of permit)-91 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1995.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by _________________.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

List of GMA Network Engineering Staff

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 27 stations nationwide!

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

1996-1998

This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 50,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License number BSD-(number of permit)-95 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 1997.

GMA Studios and Office are located at the GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Cubao, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City.

GMA transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Engineer Antonio M. Leduna.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the National Telecommunications Commission.

List of GMA Network Engineering Staff

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 27 stations nationwide!

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

2004-2006

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): All programs, comments and suggestions, please write to the preceding programs of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City, or the regional offices of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas.

(SIGN-ON/OFF MESSAGE)
This is GMA, DZBB-TV Channel 7.

A commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under temporary Licensed No. BSD-0297-2003 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2006

GMA Studios are located at GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA Transmitter is located at Tandang Sora, Barangay Culiat, Quezon City

GMA Engineering is headed by Antonio M. Leduna

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics and Communications Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with License Number issued by Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Thomas Sales: ECE No. 3010
• Elvis Ancheta: ECE No. 3575
• Erwin R. Timbre: ECE No. 3650
• Riniel Dela Cruz: ECE No. 15741
• Benito Manarin: ECE No. 21627
• Jonathan G. Salvo: ECE No. 19705
• Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224
• Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
• Almario Lontoc: 96-1PNCR-16684
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Remegio Apostol: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Albert Beltran: 98-1PX-096354
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Julito Baylas: 94-1PXI-04543
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr. 97-1PXI-07987
• Eulogio Cuering Sr. 95-1PX-05345
• Albert Beltran - 98-1PX-096354
• Chito Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315

All programs and commercial materials telecasted on this channel have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board. Seen via Sattelite in over 43 stations Nationwide

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legaspi
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-13 Catbalogan
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-48 Ormoc
• TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte
• TV-12 Isabel, Leyte
• TV-8 Kalibo
• TV-11 Antique
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-10 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao

• TV-41 Mambajao
• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-21 Ipil
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-3 Agusan del Sur
• TV-7 Dinagat
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-12 Bislig
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-5 Panabo
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo
• TV-8 Tawi-Tawi

This is GMA, the Philippines Largest Network! Now signing on/off.

2007-2010

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): All programs, comments and suggestions, please write to the preceding programs of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City, or the regional offices of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas.

(SIGN-ON/OFF MESSAGE)
This is GMA DZBB Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 100,000 watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License No. BSD-0397-2006 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2009.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic Of The Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by Engr. Joselito Remulla.

GMA Transmission Crew is composed of Electronics & Communications Engineers and First Class Radio Operators with license number issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Thomas Sales: ECE No. 3010
• Elvis Ancheta: ECE No. 3575
• Erwin Timbre: ECE No. 3650
• Riniel Dela Cruz: ECE No. 15741
• Benito Manarin: ECE No. 21627
• Jonathan Salvo: ECE No. 19705
• Patrick Teodoro: ECE No. 38172
• Christian Cutaran: ECE No. 39902
• Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224
• Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
• Almario R. Lontoc: 96-1PNCR-16684
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Remegio Apostol: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Arnel Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Nick Anilao: 96-1PHN-28273
• Charlie Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
• Gregorio De Afria, Jr.: 06-1PNCR-23325
• Peter Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273  
• Gerard Lorenz Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Elvin Fabro: 08-1PX-23550
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Noel Almerida: 94-1PVII-11297
• Alex Baynio: 97-1PVII-20267
• Glenn Tudtud: 07-1PVII-23366
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Julito Baylas: 94-1PXI-04543
• Nathaniel Basuil Sr.: 97-1PXI-07987
• Eulogio Cuering Sr.: 95-1PX-05345
• Albert Beltran: 98-1PX-096354
• Chito Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 43 stations nationwide!

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legaspi
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-13 Catbalogan
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-48 Ormoc
• TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte
• TV-12 Isabel, Leyte
• TV-8 Kalibo
• TV-11 Antique
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-10 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao

• TV-41 Mambajao
• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-21 Ipil
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-3 Agusan del Sur
• TV-7 Dinagat
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-12 Bislig
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-5 Panabo
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo
• TV-8 Tawi-Tawi

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

2010-2011

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): All programs, comments and suggestions, please write to the preceding programs of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City, or the regional offices of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas.

(SIGN-ON/OFF MESSAGE)
This is GMA DZBB Channel 7

A Commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License No. BSD-0290-2009 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2012.

GMA studios are located at the GMA Complex EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic Of The Philippines

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by: GILBERTO R. DUAVIT, JR.

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Elvis Ancheta: Electronics Engr. No. 3575
• Thomas Sales: Electronics Engr. No. 3010
• Erwin Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
• Jonathan Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
• Ericson Lozada: Electronics Engr. No. 35860
• Louie Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
• Rodrigo Cuizon: Electronics Engr. No. 31687
• Patrick Teodoro: Electronics Engr. No. 38172
• Christian Cutaran: Electronics Engr. No. 39902
• Reykel Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
• Remegio Apostol: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224
• Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Robert Maniego: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
• Gregorio de Afria, Jr.: 06-1PNCR-23325
• Chito Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by The Movie & Television Review & Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 49 stations nationwide!

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Leyte
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-10 Sipalay
• TV-5 Dumaguete

Mindanao

• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-12 Cagayan De Oro
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-12 Kitanglad
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' Largest Network! Now signing on/off.

Note: This station message used after the national anthem during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updates February 19, 2007.

Note: Due to 60th Anniversary of GMA 7 (1950-2010), GMA 7 replaces the version of the Philippine National Anthem produced by BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands) with their own version.

Note: This station notice has a changes on it's graphics.

Changes:

• The 2002 Kapuso heart animation that placed in the GMA Network Center billboard is changed it's angle to original
• At the end, the GMA Kapuso heart flies away from the GMA Network Center billboard to the GMA Network logo since 2007.
• Joselito B. Remulla has replaced by Gilberto R. Duavit, Jr. for GMA Engineering.

2012-2013

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): All programs, comments and suggestions, please write to the preceding programs of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City, or the regional offices of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas.

(SIGN-ON/OFF MESSAGE)
This is GMA-DZBB Channel 7

A Commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary License Number BSD-0501-2011 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2013.

GMA studios are located at the GMA Complex EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City

GMA Engineering is headed by Gilberto R. Duavit, Jr.

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Elvis Ancheta: Electronics Engr. No. 3575
• Thomas Sales: Electronics Engr. No. 3010
• Ricardo L. Cabral: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 92
• Erwin Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
• Jonathan Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
• Louie Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
• Rodrigo Cuizon: Electronics Engr. No. 31687
• Reykel Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr. No. 40727
• Remegio Apostol: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224
• Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Robert Maniego: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
• Gregorio A. de Afria, Jr.: 06-1PNCR-23325
• Chito Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315
• Danilo P. Ano-os: 93-1PVII-2513
• Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie & Television Review & Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 51 stations nationwide!

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legaspi
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-48 Mt. Caniao, Bantay, Ilocos Sur

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Leyte
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-10 Sipalay
• TV-5 Dumaguete 

Mindanao:

• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-12 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-12 Kitanglad
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

Note: This station message used after the national anthem and Panatang Makabayan during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updates February 19, 2007.

2014-2015

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): All programs, comments and suggestions, please write to the preceding programs of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City, or the regional offices of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas.

(SIGN-ON/OFF MESSAGE)
This is GMA-DZBB Channel 7

A Commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary Permit Number BSD-0723-2013 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2016.

GMA studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City

GMA Engineering is headed by: GILBERTO R. DUAVIT, JR.

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians, and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Elvis B. Ancheta: Electronics Engr. No. 3575
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
• Harold Kim D. Magarro: Electronics Engr. No. 16782
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr. No. 40727
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Electronics Engr. No. 31687
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engr. No. 29315
• Vincent G. Ronquillo: Electronics Engr. No. 47336
• Kristine F. Salmorin: Electronics Engr No. 49121
• Bonnie Rey A. Ulang: Electronics Engr No. 47499
• Glen Aries T. Leonor: Electronics Engr No. 52560
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech. No. 305
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Remegio A. Apostol, Jr.: 93-1PNCR-5564
• Inocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Peter N. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273
• Mark Anthony V. Dizon: 10-1PHN-26330
• Arvin A. Serna: 10-1PNCR-23634
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-24621
• Arnold G. Cabran: 11-1PHN-26425
• Donny A. Villadores: 98-1PXII-44394
• Arnel Actub: 13-1PX-58335
• Charles M. De Leon: 97-1PXII-64256
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Chito G. Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315
• Danilo P. Ano-os: 93-1PVII-2513

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie & Television Review & Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 52 stations nationwide.

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-38 Ilocos Sur
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Ormoc
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao

• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

Note: This station message used after the national anthem and Panatang Makabayan during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updates February 19, 2007.

Note: This update of the station notices made all Electronics Engineers, Technicians & First Class Radio Operators names are complete.

2015-2017

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): All programs, comments and suggestions, please write to the preceding programs of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City, or the regional offices of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas.

This is GMA DZBB-TV Channel 7

A commercial TV station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Temporary Permit No. BSD-0723-2013 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2016.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by

• Elvis B. Ancheta: Professional Electronics Engr No. 897

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Operators with license issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr. No. 3650
• Harold Kim D. Magarro: Electronics Engr. No. 16782
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr. No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr. No. 47027
• Jayrald C. Arellano: Electronics Engr. No. 49545
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 875
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engr. No. 15586
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engr. No. 29315
• Glynn Anthony A. Barroga: Electronics Engr. No. 37435
• Rene Francis A. Lardizabal: Electronics Engr. No. 45894
• Ryan B. Vigil: Electronics Engr. No. 44214
• Vincent G. Ronquillo: Electronics Engr. No. 47336
• Kristine F. Salmorin: Electronics Engr No. 49121
• Bonnie Rey A. Ulang: Electronics Engr No. 47499
• Glen Aries T. Leonor: Electronics Engr No. 52560
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech. No. 305
• Arvie P. Cariaga: Electronics Tech. No. 603
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Inocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257 - NTC, ECT # 0073 - PRC
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Peter N. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273
• Arnold G. Cabran: 11-1PHN-26425
• Arnel Actub: 13-1PX-58335
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
• Donny A. Villadores: 98-1PXII-44394
• Charles M. De Leon: 97-1PXII-64256
• Chito G. Narboada: 95-1PVII-13315
• Danilo P. Ano-os: 93-1PVII-2513

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie & Television Review & Classification Board, seen via satellite in 54 stations nationwide!

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-48 Ilocos Sur
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon
• TV-8 Daet

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Ormoc
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao

• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Jolo

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

Note: This station message used after the national anthem during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updates February 19, 2007.

Note: before the launch of this station notice, the network launches their new Philippine National Anthem, replacing the 2013 version at the restart of airing the network, after the live via satellite Christmas mass in Vatican city.

Note: this station notice contains extended clip of it's background with GMA Network Center compound with a sky time lapse (from sunrise to sunset) behind the building since 2007.

Gilberto R. Duavit, Jr. has replaced by Elvis B. Ancheta for GMA Engineering. however, Duavit is still a COO (Chief Operating Officer) of GMA Network, Inc.

February 4, 2017-September 30, 2019 (voiced by Al Torres) with GMA Kapuso Theme March 14, 2005 (Instrumental version)

(ANNOUNCEMENT)
Any comments, suggestions or objections to the contents of the preceding programs may be referred to the Commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, VIBAL Building, EDSA, Q.C., or the NTC regional offices, and the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas.

(SIGN-ON/OFF MESSAGE)

Script Version

This is GMA-DZBB Channel 7.

A commercial TV station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Station License No. BSD-0067-2016 (REN) issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2019.

GMA Studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by

• Elvis B. Ancheta: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 897

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians, and First Class Radio Operators with licenses issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Ricardo L. Cabral: Professional Electronics Engr No. 92
• Vincent G. Ronquillo: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 1199
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr No. 3650
• Harold Kim D. Magarro: Electronics Engr No. 16782
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr No. 40727
• Jayrald C. Arellano: Electronics Engr No. 49545
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Professional Electronics Engr No. 875
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engr No. 15586
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engr No. 29315
• Glynn Anthony A. Barroga: Electronics Engr No. 37435
• Mamerto D. Logronio, Jr.: Electronics Engr No. 28729
• Celestino A. Vega, Jr.: Electronics Engr No. 19182
• Kristine F. Salmorin: Electronics Engr No. 49121
• Bonnie Rey A. Ulang: Electronics Engr No. 47499
• Glen Aries T. Leonor: Electronics Engr No. 52560
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
• Arvie P. Cariaga: Electronics Tech No. 603
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Innocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257 (NTC), ECT# 0073 (PRC)
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Peter N. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273
• Ramon C. Tantay: 94-1PNCR-12248
• Nelson C. Suarez: 17-1PNCR-26853
• Rene Q. Royo: 95-1PNCR-15435
• Larry A. Gabuco: 95-1PNCR-13478
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-26421
• Donny A. Villadores: 98-1PXII-44394
• Arnel Actub: 13-1PX-58335
• Charles M. De Leon: 97-1PXII-64256
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in 52 stations nationwide.

Luzon:

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Laoag
• TV-48 Vigan
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-8 Tabuk
• TV 10 Bontoc
• TV-11 La Union
• TV-7 Ilagan
• TV-48 Cauayan
• TV-21 Santiago
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-7 Cabanatuan
• TV-10 Dagupan
• TV-10 Pampanga
• TV-5 Tarlac
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-5 Iba
• TV-27 Balanga
• TV-46 Malolos
• TV-26 Obando
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-10 Lipa
• TV-12 Tagaytay
• TV-31 Calamba
• TV-26 San Pablo
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-5 Lucena
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-33 Oriental Mindoro
• TV-13 Boac
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-8 Daet
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-13 Iriga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-8 Malilipot
• TV-8 Camalig
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon
• TV-7 Masbate

Visayas:

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-13 Catbalogan
• TV-9 Catarman
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-48 Ormoc
• TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte
• TV-12 Isabel, Leyte
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-35 Boracay
• TV-11 Antique
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-5 Cadiz
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Barili
• TV-11 Samboan
• TV-7 Toledo
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao

• TV-41 Mambajao
• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-8 Gingoog
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-8 Valencia
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-21 Ipil
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-3 Agusan del Sur
• TV-7 Dinagat
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-12 Bislig
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-5 Panabo
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo
• TV-8 Tawi-Tawi

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now Signing On/Off.

Voice Version

This is GMA-DZBB Channel 7

A Commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Station License No. BSD-0067-2016 (REN) issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2019.

GMA studios are located at the GMA Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by

• Elvis B. Ancheta: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 897

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians, and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Ricardo L. Cabral: Professional Electronics Engr No. 92
• Vincent G. Ronquillo: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 1199
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engr No. 3650
• Harold Kim D. Magarro: Electronics Engr No. 16782
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engr No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engr No. 40727
• Jayrald C. Arellano: Electronics Engr No. 49545
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Professional Electronics Engr No. 875
• Christian Lear Miquiabas: Professional Electronics Engr. No. 894
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engr No. 15586
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engr No. 29315
• Glynn Anthony A. Barroga: Electronics Engr No. 37435
• Mamerto D. Logronio, Jr.: Electronics Engr No. 28729
• Rene Francis A. Lardizabal: Electronics Engr. No. 45894
• Ryan B. Vigil: Electronics Engr. No. 44214
• Celestino A. Vega, Jr.: Electronics Engr No. 19182
• Kristine F. Salmorin: Electronics Engr No. 49121
• Bonnie Rey A. Ulang: Electronics Engr No. 47499
• Glen Aries T. Leonor: Electronics Engr No. 52560
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
• Arvie P. Cariaga: Electronics Tech No. 603
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Innocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Joseph M. Galla: 93-1PI-5095
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257 (NTC), ECT# 0073 (PRC)
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Peter N. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273
• Ramon C. Tantay: 94-1PNCR-12248
• Nelson C. Suarez: 17-1PNCR-26853
• Rene Q. Royo: 95-1PNCR-15435
• Larry A. Gabuco: 95-1PNCR-13478
• Mark Anthony V. Dizon: 10-1PHN-26330
• Arvin A. Serna: 10-1PNCR-23634
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-26421
• Jonathan Cabildo: 14-1PCAR-26775
• Donny A. Villadores: 98-1PXII-44394
• Arnel Actub: 13-1PX-58335
• Charles M. De Leon: 97-1PXII-64256
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in 52 stations nationwide.

Luzon

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Laoag
• TV-48 Vigan
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV-8 Tabuk
• TV-10 Bontoc
• TV-11 La Union
• TV-7 Ilagan
• TV-48 Cauayan
• TV-21 Santiago
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-7 Quirino
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-7 Cabanatuan
• TV-10 Dagupan
• TV-10 Pampanga
• TV-5 Tarlac
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-5 Iba
• TV-27 Balanga
• TV-46 Malolos
• TV-26 Obando
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-10 Lipa
• TV-12 Tagaytay
• TV-31 Calamba
• TV-26 San Pablo
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-5 Lucena
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-33 Oriental Mindoro
• TV-13 Boac
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-8 Daet
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-13 Iriga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-8 Malilipot
• TV-8 Camalig
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon
• TV-7 Masbate

Visayas

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-13 Catbalogan
• TV-9 Catarman
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-48 Ormoc
• TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte
• TV-12 Isabel, Leyte
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-35 Boracay
• TV-11 Antique
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-5 Cadiz
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-11 Barili
• TV-11 Samboan
• TV-7 Toledo
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

Mindanao

• TV-41 Mambajao
• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-8 Gingoog
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-8 Valencia
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-21 Ipil
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-3 Agusan del Sur
• TV-7 Dinagat
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-12 Bislig
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-5 Panabo
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-12 Jolo
• TV-8 Tawi-Tawi

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

Note: The updated version of this station notice has a changes on it's graphics.

Changes

• The complete background of the GMA Network center compound and moving sky that used for station message has trimmed.
• the sunrise part clip is used for sign on message (but slowed down), while the sunset part clip is used for sign off message.
• The station notice background (with GMA Network Center building) is cropped.
• The 2002 GMA Kapuso heart animation is placed up-left little bit out of the building billboard.

Note: This is the final station notice of the network as a full-screen format.

Note: The station after the national anthem during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updates as of February 4, 2017 and September 6, 2017.

Note: This is the first station notice of the network as a widescreen format.

January 31, 2020 [Current/Present] (voiced by Albert Torres) with GMA Kapuso Theme March 9, 2018 (Instrumental version)

ANNOUNCEMENT (without V/O): Any comments, suggestions of objections to the contents of the preceding programs maybe referred to the Commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, EDSA, Quezon City or the NTC Regional Offices and the KBP.

This is GMA-DZBB Channel 7, a Commercial TV Station with 100,000-watt transmitting power authorized under Station License No. BSD-0018-2019 (REN)-0617 issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2022.

GMA studios and offices are located at the GMA Complex EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City and APT Studios, Marcos Highway, San Isidro, Cainta, Rizal, Republic of the Philippines.

The GMA transmitter station is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City.

GMA Engineering is headed by 

• Elvis B. Ancheta: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 897

GMA Transmission Personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians, and First Class Radio Operators with License issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Ricardo L. Cabral: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 92
• Erwin R. Timbre: Electronics Engineer No. 3650
• Benjamin P. Dacanay, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 23028
• Jose Mari De Guzman: Electronics Engineer No. 26783
• Harold Kim D. Magarro: Electronics Engineer No. 16782
• Bonnie Rey A. Ulang: Electronics Engineer No. 47499
• Glen Aries T. Leonor: Electronics Engineer No. 52560
• Jonathan G. Salvo: Electronics Engineer No. 19705
• Joel M. Agu: Electronics Engineer No. 40727
• Jayrald C. Arellano: Electronics Engineer No. 49545
• Rodrigo P. Cuizon, Jr.: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 875
• Christian Lear F. Miquiabas: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 894
• Louie O. Siapengco: Electronics Engineer No. 15586
• Ralph T. Palma: Electronics Engineer No. 29315
• Glynn Anthony A. Barroga: Electronics Engineer No. 37435
• Mamerto D. Logronio, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 28729
• Celestino A. Vega, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 19182
• Rene Francis A. Lardizabal: Electronics Engineer No. 36106
• Kristine F. Salmorin: Electronics Engineer No. 49121
• Juan Paulo B. Ballaran: Electronics Engineer No. 50994
• Eduardo S. Castillo, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 50435
• Kevin C. Frias: Electronics Engineer No. 56196
• Reykel M. Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
• Arvie P. Cariaga: Electronics Tech No. 603
• Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977
• Innocencio Robert D. Maniago: 95-1PNCR-15029
• Arnel V. Aricheta: 93-1PNCR-6617
• Richie E. Nava: 98-1PNCR-22317
• Charlie F. Perez: 06-1PHN-23257
• Gerard Lorenz O. Sandagon: 06-1PV-23313
• Peter N. Basallote: 06-1PNCR-23273
• Ramon C. Tantay: 94-1PNCR-12248
• Nelson C. Suarez: 17-1PNCR-26853
• Rene Q. Royo: 95-1PNCR-15435
• Larry A. Gabuco: 95-1PNCR-13478
• Nathaniel F. Santiago: 11-1PHN-26421
• Donald V. Penafiel: 93-1PIII-7334
• Donny A. Villadores: 98-1PXII-44394
• Gilbert S. Aglaon: 97-1PX-20075
• Rodrillo R. Villarin: 95-1PVII-15093
• Sonny O. Ragmac: 97-1PX-20717
• Arnold N. Boniel: 1PX-15071
• Nelo P. Teroy: 96-1PX-17671
• Ronald E. Tuga: 94-1PX-26020
• Neil Anthony D. Tongco: 93-1PX-8333
• Ermelo G. Banzon: 93-1PVII-4031
• Eddie T. Hallazgo: 94-1PX-8794
• Elmer Rowano: 11-1PXII-46433
• Arnel Actub: 13-1PX-58335
• Charles M. De Leon: 97-1PXII-64256
• Alan S. Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349​​​

All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie & Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in 54 stations nationwide!

LUZON:

• GMA-7 Manila
• TV-7 Batanes
• TV-5 Ilocos Norte
• TV-48 Ilocos Sur
• TV-7 Abra
• TV-11 La Union
• TV-7 Tuguegarao
• TV-13 Aparri
• TV-3 Apayao
• TV-4 Kalinga
• TV-5 Mountain Province
• TV 10 Bontoc
• TV-7 Isabela
• TV-13 Cauayan
• TV-21 Santiago
• TV-5 Bayombong
• TV-10 Benguet
• TV-10 Dagupan
• TV-5 Baler
• TV-7 Cabanatuan
• TV-10 Olongapo
• TV-3 Tarlac
• TV-3 Bagac
• TV-27 Balanga
• TV-46 Malolos
• TV-26 Obando
• TV-12 Batangas
• TV-12 Tagaytay
• TV-3 Lucena
• TV-23 Calamba
• TV-26 San Pablo
• TV-44 Jalajala, Rizal
• TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
• TV-11 Calapan
• TV-13 Boac
• TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan
• TV-8 Coron, Palawan
• TV-7 Romblon
• TV-7 Masbate
• TV-7 Naga
• TV-12 Legazpi
• TV-13 Catanduanes
• TV-2 Sorsogon
• TV-8 Daet

VISAYAS:

• TV-5 Calbayog
• TV-9 Catarman
• TV-13 Catbalogan
• TV-8 Borongan
• TV-4 Biliran
• TV-10 Tacloban
• TV-12 Ormoc
• TV-5 Antique
• TV-2 Kalibo
• TV-35 Boracay
• TV-5 Roxas
• TV-6 Iloilo
• TV-13 Bacolod
• TV-23 Bais
• TV-5 Cadiz
• TV-30 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV-7 Cebu
• TV-2 Bogo
• TV-11 Barili
• TV-11 Samboan
• TV-11 Bohol
• TV-5 Dumaguete
• TV-10 Sipalay

MINDANAO:

• TV-41 Mambajao
• TV-35 Cagayan de Oro
• TV-12 Bukidnon
• TV-4 Dipolog
• TV-34 Oroquieta
• TV-5 Ozamis
• TV-3 Pagadian
• TV-11 Iligan
• TV-26 Butuan
• TV-3 Agusan del Sur
• TV-10 Surigao
• TV-2 Tandag
• TV-12 Bislig
• TV-5 Davao
• TV-5 Panabo
• TV-3 Digos
• TV-22 Mati
• TV-3 Compostella Valley
• TV-12 Kidapawan
• TV-12 Cotabato
• TV-13 Marawi
• TV-8 General Santos
• TV-46 Koronadal
• TV-4 Ipil
• TV-9 Zamboanga
• TV-12 Jolo
• TV-8 Tawi-Tawi

This is GMA, the Philippines' largest network, now signing on/off.

Note: This is the second station notice of the network as a widescreen format.

Note: The station after the national anthem during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updated on January 31, 2020.

Note: This was the station notice, where the DZBB Engineers Conrad Tolentino, Benjamin Dacanay, Jr., Jose Mari De Guzman and First Class Radio-Telephone Operators Joel B. Estrada, John Carlo Cagumbay, Dennis R. Castillanes, Porfirio R. Ramos, Jr., Dennis A. Valle, Leandro S. Luis, former ABS-CBN Electronics Engineer Rene Francis A. Lardizabal, former DZMM 630 Transmitter Technician Richie Nava and the former Light TV Electronics Engineer Bonnie Rey A. Ulang a was first mentioned.


Note: Due to launch of this station message, GMA 7 replaces the version of the Philippine National Anthem produced by GMA Network (2016) with version produced by BPI as of 1994.

Enchong Dee Swimming Video (Episode 3, part 3b)

Watch how Enchong Dee on doing men's 1,500-meter freestyle swimming race.

"Hey, good evening! I'm Enchong Dee of the De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Tankers, along with Juniors MVP Gian Berino, Nikita Dacera, former rookies Axel Ngui and Timothy Vincent Yap on taking my swimming video.

Enchong is wearing arena ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap and AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6015 DGRN RIMIC nux-F, Timothy is wearing arena AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-6014 DGRN Half Spats nux-F, Gian and Nikita is wearing speedo Aqua V Silicone Swimming Cap - Black (8-087750001), speedsocket Unisex Goggle - Black (8-705895555) and FASTSKIN LZR RACER Men's Legskin - Black (8-018040001) and Axel is wearing arena ARN-4091 WHT silicone swimming cap, AGL-1400 EMBL swimming glass (mirror Swedish type) and ARN-8507M BLU Long Spats LASCLE nux-W shot on location at the swimming pool of Trace Aquatic Center in Los Banos, Laguna.

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PBA to shorten 45th season if and when it resumes

The PBA will shelve at least one conference off of its 45th Season calendar—if and when it resumes—as the needed extension of the Luzon-wide lockdown continues to take its toll on sporting events in the country.

Commissioner Willie Marcial and the league’s board met Tuesday afternoon via conference call and they arrived at the decision.

“The important thing for us, as what has always been, is the safety of everyone in the league, especially the fans,” Marcial said. “As long as mass gatherings are not allowed, then the season will stay suspended.”

Marcial said that it was also decided that the league will donate P1 million worth of PPEs to a hospital that he will determine, and it will go to the ones that he feels needs it the most.

Help to the league’s game day staff, crew, referees, etc. will continue, while the D League will most likely be played after the UAAP announced the total cancellation of its season.

“If the collegiate season is canceled, then we will most likely play the D League,” he said. “I think it’s important that we give the basketball players in the country a league to play in. But we (together with the board) will still decide on that.”

Only one game was played in the Philippine Cup before the lockdown was ordered by President Duterte as the league immediately heeded Malacanang’s call to prevent mass gatherings and slow the spread of the coronavirus.

The earliest that the league can restart is on June 1, as Marcial said that, if the lockdown is indeed lifted at the end of the month, he is inclined to give all the teams at least one month to prepare.

“We cannot have the players playing immediately, because we will all make them prone to injuries,” Marcial said. “It’s a struggle to keep in shape in these times, let alone in basketball shape.”

Also tackled in the meeting was the possibility of holding all three conferences as originally planned, but that would mean an ending in May next year.

A two-conference format would mean that there won’t be a Grand Slam champion this season, something which the Beermen have missed for the last five years after ruling the Philippine Cup.

It is also not known at this time which of the two import-spiced conferences will be played with one having different height limits on reinforcements

https://sports.inquirer.net/391393/pba-to-shorten-45th-season-if-and-when-it-resumes

UAAP cancels Season 82 over coronavirus

The UAAP has scrapped the remainder of Season 82, the league announced Tuesday.

In a memo signed by UAAP president Emmanuel Fernandez and executive director Atty. Rebo Saguisag, the cancellation of the season came after the enhanced community quarantine in Luzon was extended until April 30 over the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

“With the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) having been extended, the conditions for the resumption of UAAP Season 82 can no longer be met. As such it is now deemed cancelled,” the league said.

“All other issues related thereto will be resolved at the proper time as we continue to focus our time, energy, and resources in battling this crisis. Nevertheless, we would like to take this opportunity to thank you, our fans, partners, student-athletes, coaches, and all other members of the UAAP community.”

President Rodrigo Duterte on Tuesday formalized the extension of the lockdown as the deadly virus continues to spread in the country.

As of Tuesday afternoon, the number of confirmed cases in the Philippines has climbed to 3,764, according to the Department of Health (DOH). A total of 177 have died while 84 have recovered.

https://sports.inquirer.net/391388/uaap-cancels-season-82-over-coronavirus

PBA commish Marcial sees resumption of games by June, 2-conference season possible

By Ivan Saldajeno

MANILA--PBA commissioner Willie Marcial looks to resume the 45th season of Asia's premier play-for-pay basketball league in June as the entire Luzon is still reeling from the ongoing enhanced community quarantine due to the novel coronavirus.

"Ang nakikita kong pinaka-maagang balik ng PBA ay June. Kasi even if the country is able to flatten the COVID-19 curve in April or May, I have to give our teams a month of practices before we resume play," Marcial said via the PBA website on Sunday night.

The ECQ is scheduled to end by Easter, but an extension of the said lockdown to late April is looming with top government official, doctors, and scientists backing the said move.

"Hindi natin alam kung gaano katagal tatagal ito. Sana matapos na, at mawala na ang health threat. Pero hindi pa rin tayo makakabalik agad-agad," Marcial continued.

Only one game took place so far in the season, the opening night match between San Miguel and Magnolia on March 8.

Hours before the supposed March 11 doubleheader was scheduled to begin, the PBA announced that it will postpone games indefinitely.

He later announced that all the team practices and other related activities are also postponed until further notice.

With play likely resuming only by June, it is now possible that the PBA will only have two conferences this season if it wants to finish as scheduled by Christmas season or early next year.

On how the league will move on from the ECQ will depend on an online meeting by the league's board of governors early this week.

"Chairman Ricky Vargas has called a video conference. The board will assess the situation and will make a thorough study kung ano ang magandang gawin," Marcial bared.

Meanwhile, the PBA D-League Aspirants Cup could be facing a complete cancellation.

The season opening conference in the developmental league, which features 11 collegiate teams and one club, has only played two triple-headers prior to its indefinite postponement.

Assuming the D-League, like the PBA, resumes play by June, the collegiate teams will have a short time preparing for their respective mother leagues, the NCAA, UAAP, NAASCU, and the UCBL.

The NCAA is looking to start its 96th season by August, while the UAAP will open Season 83 in September.

https://www.dugout.ph/marcial-sees-resumption-of-play-by-june

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PBA: League governors await gov’t signal when to resume

By Tito S. Talao

Three weeks after PBA commissioner Willie Marcial suspended the first conference Philippine Cup after only one game due to COVID-19 with no timetable for resumption, league governors are inclined to change nothing.

Initially, with the enhanced community quarantine implemented over Luzon on March 17 about to end in less than two weeks — unless an extension, even an expansion, is deemed inevitable, preliminary movement was anticipated from dormant PBA ballclubs.

As of Friday, however, such may not be the case.

“If ever the conference will resume, we will be given two weeks notice,” says PBA vice chairman Bobby Rosales of Columbian Dyip. “That’s the only time our team will resume practice. That’s the agreement as issued by the Commissioner’s Office.”

Rosales says no board meeting has been scheduled so far, meaning everything remains on hold.

“Meanwhile, everyone’s staying home. Some players in their own little way provide assistance during the lockdown and do their own physical conditioning.”

Atty. Mert Mondragon of the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters says the PBA will be taking its cue from the government.

“Pag na-lift yung lockdown, saka pag-uusapan sa PBA board kung ano ang gagawin,” says Mondragon.

Until then, says Erick Arejola of the NorthPort Batang Pier, health continues to be the principal focus.

“Safety of the whole PBA family is our immediate concern although we discuss and update each other online,” says Arejola.

“We are regularly monitoring the condition of our players, making sure they stay fit and healthy. What course of action we’ll take next will be based on Commissioner Marcial’s recommendation.”

The enforced social distancing scheme to help stop the spread of the coronavirus has made it impossible for the PBA governors to meet, prompting the Meralco Bolts’ Al Panlilio to advance the use of recent web-based video conferencing tools.

“Right now work from home is in place. We will review things weekly. Meetings are done through virtual means — MS Teams or Zoom,” says Panlilio, also president of the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas.

Dickie Bachmann of the Alaska Aces says staying home offers one of the best protections against the disease — and one of best ways to stay in shape.

“For now, sa bahay pa rin.. #homeworkoutchallenge for the team the past two weeks and we will continue to do it,” says Bachmann, who, along with Aces coach Jeffrey Cariaso, has devised a creative way to ensure their players’ fitness, even inviting Alaska fans to participate in the online workout challenge.

Monitoring the current situation, says Alfrancis Chua of Barangay Ginebra San Miguel, should give the PBA an idea how to proceed.

“Pag ako ang tatanungin, play by ear muna,” he says. “Hindi natin alam kung ano mangyayari pag magulo pa. Sa ‘kin lang, huwag muna maglaro. Para sa mga fans din, sa mga players at sa pamilya nila.”

Atty. Raymond Zorrilla of Phoenix Super LPG and Blackwater Elite’s Silliman Sy share the views of his PBA colleagues.

“We’re on standby,” declares Silliman.

Zorrilla, meanwhile, isn’t leaving anything to chance.

“As of now we will follow the government as to the measures imposed during the enhanced community quarantine,” he says. “If lockdown is lifted, we will still assess the situation and wait for the advice of the PBA.”

Zorrilla maintains their “primary consideration will always be the health of our players, staff, coaches and their families and the community in general.”

Phoenix players, he adds, “are in constant communication with our coaches for proper monitoring and physical exercises while in the comforts of their homes.

“Likewise, they have their own efforts in helping the community by providing relief packages and pooling donations for relief efforts.”

https://sports.mb.com.ph/2020/04/03/pba-league-governors-await-govt-signal-when-to-resume/

Olympic chiefs bracing for extra costs in rescheduling Tokyo Games

By Agence France-Presse

Olympic chiefs said Thursday they were bracing themselves for the extra costs incurred by rescheduling the Tokyo Games by a year to 2021.

The historic decision to postpone the summer Olympics by 12 months was taken this week amid the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It was the first peacetime postponement of the Games.

According to the latest budget, the Games were due to cost $12.6 billion, shared between the organizing committee, the government of Japan and Tokyo city.

The postponement affects every aspect of the organisation — the Olympic Athletes’ Village, hotels, ticketing, venues and transport, being among the major headaches.

“What is being recognized is that there will be additional costs on one side for the Tokyo organizing committee and there will be additional costs for the IOC and Olympic family,” Christophe Dubi, the Olympic Games executive director, said in a conference call.

“We are looking into those with great detail. It is tens of thousands of lines of budget that need to be reviewed.”

The Tokyo organizing committee, Dubi said, “had a fantastic campaign in terms of marketing, ticketing, hospitality”.

“Tokyo 2020 was in a great financial position prior to the crisis.

“It is truly helpful because the revenues are incredibly high. That’s something we can rely on.”

Dubi said it was “reassuring” that the IOC and Japanese officials had a set date for the rescheduled Games in 2021.

“It’s very good because we have a date. For us, it means we have some certainty,” he said.

Turning to questions over athletes’ participation, IOC sports director Kit McConnell said nothing had been decided on those footballers currently under 23 years of age and eligible for an Olympics in 2020, but who would be a year older next year, with each team only allowed three over-23 players.

“We’re in discussions with federations, including FIFA,” McConnell said.

“There’s no decision yet, but it’s logical to look at that.”

McConnell added that all athletes who had already qualified for Tokyo 2020 would be eligible for 2021, although they are not necessarily guaranteed a spot as their presence depends on them making the cut for their national teams.

“The NOC (National Olympic Committee) retains the right to select athletes,” he said, with 57 per cent of the 11,300 athletes having already qualified.

McConnell said that the marathons and race walking events would take place in the northern city of Sapporo in 2021, as they would have done in 2020.

“The competition schedule remains in place and that includes Sapporo,” he said.

https://sports.mb.com.ph/2020/04/03/olympic-chiefs-bracing-for-extra-costs-in-rescheduling-tokyo-games/