DYBH-TV

D-9-YA-TV, known in the supplied brand record as DYBH-TV, was a local television station serving Jagna in the province of Bohol, Philippines. The station is identified in the reference material as part of the broader ABS-CBN Corporation network of television and radio stations, rather than as a standalone consumer brand with an independently documented corporate identity. Its role was therefore primarily that of a local broadcast outlet carrying or supporting network television service in its coverage area. Publicly available reference material supplied for this entry does not establish a separate founding date, founder, headquarters address, ownership structure, transmitter specifications, programming schedule, or independently reported financial information for the station. Accordingly, those fields remain unspecified. The station's principal offering was terrestrial television broadcasting for viewers in and around Jagna, Bohol. Its identity should not be confused with ABS-CBN Corporation itself or with other similarly named Philippine broadcast facilities. The station's operational history is tied to the regulatory situation affecting ABS-CBN's Philippine broadcast network. According to the referenced list of ABS-CBN channels and stations, ABS-CBN's terrestrial operations ceased on May 5, 2020, following a cease-and-desist order from the National Telecommunications Commission after the expiration of the corporation's legislative franchise. The corporation's franchise application was subsequently denied on July 10, 2020. The reference material does not separately document the exact date on which D-9-YA-TV stopped transmitting, but it places the station within the former ABS-CBN station system whose terrestrial operations were affected by that nationwide regulatory action. The station is therefore treated as defunct.

D-9-YA-TV, recorded in the supplied materials under the station name DYBH-TV, was a local television station in Jagna, Bohol. The station belonged to the group of local broadcast facilities associated with ABS-CBN Corporation. The available reference does not provide a distinct launch date or a detailed chronology of local ownership, call-sign changes, facilities, programming, or staffing, so its history is best understood through the documented history of the ABS-CBN station network. As a local outlet, D-9-YA-TV's core function was television transmission for its assigned community and surrounding parts of Bohol. Stations in a national network can serve as local transmission points for network programming, but the supplied sources do not identify the particular programs, news editions, advertising arrangements, or technical service used by this station. No separate consumer product portfolio is documented beyond television broadcasting. The station's later history was shaped by the regulatory crisis involving ABS-CBN's legislative franchise. The referenced ABS-CBN station list states that the corporation's terrestrial operations ceased on May 5, 2020, after the National Telecommunications Commission issued a cease-and-desist order when the franchise had expired. The same material records that ABS-CBN's application for a new franchise was denied on July 10, 2020. Although the available source does not specify a station-level shutdown notice for D-9-YA-TV, the outlet is categorized with the former ABS-CBN television stations and is consequently treated as defunct after the network's terrestrial shutdown. The station should be distinguished from ABS-CBN's continuing or later pay-television and digital-media services. The supplied reference separately lists channels such as Kapamilya Channel, ABS-CBN News Channel, Cinema One, Jeepney TV, Knowledge Channel, Metro Channel, Myx, and The Filipino Channel, but it does not establish that D-9-YA-TV itself operated as any of those services. Nor does it provide evidence that the D-9-YA-TV identity was transferred to another broadcaster after 2020. Its documented historical significance is therefore as a local ABS-CBN-associated terrestrial station in Jagna that became inactive in the network's 2020 regulatory shutdown.

• 2020

  Terrestrial broadcasting ceased

  [1]List of ABS-CBN Corporation channels and stationsen.wikipedia.org

  The ABS-CBN terrestrial station network ceased operations on May 5 after the National Telecommunications Commission issued a cease-and-desist order following the expiration of the corporation's legislative franchise.

• 2020

  ABS-CBN franchise application rejected

  [1]List of ABS-CBN Corporation channels and stationsen.wikipedia.org

  ABS-CBN's application for a new legislative franchise was denied on July 10, leaving the former terrestrial station network without authorization to resume its previous broadcast operations.

A local terrestrial television outlet serving Jagna and the surrounding area as part of the former ABS-CBN broadcast-station network.

• Television broadcasting

  Local terrestrial television service

  The station's documented core offering was terrestrial television broadcasting for Jagna, Bohol, and its surrounding service area. The supplied reference does not identify a separate program brand, schedule, technical format, or locally produced programming slate.

• 2020

  Network shutdown following regulatory orderOther

  Background

  ABS-CBN's legislative franchise expired while its renewal remained unresolved, affecting the corporation's terrestrial television and radio network.

  Action taken

  The National Telecommunications Commission issued a cease-and-desist order, and ABS-CBN's terrestrial operations stopped on May 5, 2020.

  Aftermath

  The former terrestrial station network, including stations associated with the ABS-CBN system, became inactive; the corporation's subsequent franchise application was denied on July 10, 2020.

  Source

1. 1List of ABS-CBN Corporation channels and stationsen.wikipedia.org