Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Radyo Natin (In English:Our Radio) is the biggest radio network in the Philippines. It has more than 100 stations all over the country spread from Claveria and Aparri, Cagayan in the northernmost part to Bongao, Tawi-tawi in the south.All Radyo Natin stations operates in the FM band. It carries the programs of DZRH, Manila Broadcasting Company's flagship station for national news in the early mornings, then its goes local from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. dishing out news stories and issues in the towns where the individual stations are located.In the afternoons starting at 1:00 o clock, on its regular programming, all Radyo Natin stations hook up together as one and swings to being a giant homogeneous music station. They break the chain again for two (2) hours from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. for local updates and then end the day as one in the program Boys After Dark BAD till it signs off at 10:00 in the evening.With central studios found at the MBC Building within the Star City Complex in Pasay, Radyo Natin sends its signals to its more than 100 stations by using satellite technology. Those more 100 stations then broadcast their signals to their respective areas of responsibility.Radyo Natin used to operate two kinds of Low-Power FM stations. The first kind, operates with a transmitter power of 500W but with effective radiated power (ERP) of 1K. The other kind of stations have much lower power (100 mW)these stations were allowed to operate by the NTC with permits issued during the time of Commissioner Rio. However, the same permits were recalled during the time of NTC Commissioner Borje.As of 2011, RN is actually running close to 130 stations but its ad rates are still based on 100 stations.In December 2008, TV Natin changed to DZRH RadyoVision, now DZRH News Television.(TV Natin was in the pipeline, originally as part of the Radyo Natin project, but it was never launched. RHTV instead was launched as a separate MBC venture. Not even under the division of DZRH.). }
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- Radyo_Natin_Network abstract "Radyo Natin (In English:Our Radio) is the biggest radio network in the Philippines. It has more than 100 stations all over the country spread from Claveria and Aparri, Cagayan in the northernmost part to Bongao, Tawi-tawi in the south.All Radyo Natin stations operates in the FM band. It carries the programs of DZRH, Manila Broadcasting Company's flagship station for national news in the early mornings, then its goes local from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. dishing out news stories and issues in the towns where the individual stations are located.In the afternoons starting at 1:00 o clock, on its regular programming, all Radyo Natin stations hook up together as one and swings to being a giant homogeneous music station. They break the chain again for two (2) hours from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. for local updates and then end the day as one in the program Boys After Dark BAD till it signs off at 10:00 in the evening.With central studios found at the MBC Building within the Star City Complex in Pasay, Radyo Natin sends its signals to its more than 100 stations by using satellite technology. Those more 100 stations then broadcast their signals to their respective areas of responsibility.Radyo Natin used to operate two kinds of Low-Power FM stations. The first kind, operates with a transmitter power of 500W but with effective radiated power (ERP) of 1K. The other kind of stations have much lower power (100 mW)these stations were allowed to operate by the NTC with permits issued during the time of Commissioner Rio. However, the same permits were recalled during the time of NTC Commissioner Borje.As of 2011, RN is actually running close to 130 stations but its ad rates are still based on 100 stations.In December 2008, TV Natin changed to DZRH RadyoVision, now DZRH News Television.(TV Natin was in the pipeline, originally as part of the Radyo Natin project, but it was never launched. RHTV instead was launched as a separate MBC venture. Not even under the division of DZRH.)".