Historical TRBL Philippines over-the-air television broadcasters

ABS–CBN Broadcasting Corporation/Sonshine Media Network International
DZAQ-TV 3/DWWX-TV 2 (1953–present)
DZXL-TV 9 (later 4) (1956–1972)
DYAQ-TV/DYTL-TV 2 (Bacolod City) (1961–1972; 1978–1986)
DYCW-TV/DYCB-TV 3 (Cebu City) (1961–1978; 1986–present)
DYBW-TV/DYXL-TV 4 (Bacolod City) (1963–1978; 1986–present)
DYEW-TV 9 (Cebu City) (1965–1972)
DYWX-TV 11 (Cebu City) (1978–1986)
DWGT-TV 4 (1974–1986)
DXLA-TV 9 (Zamboanga City) (1986–1994)
DXAS-TV 4 (Davao City) (1988–present)
DWAC-TV 23 (1996–present)
DWBP-TV 39 (1998–present)
DZRU-TV 41 (Weekends) (January 2001–December 2006)
DXAQ-TV 43 (Davao City) (2003–present)

People's Television Network, Inc./Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation
Far East Network/American Forces Radio and Television Service (1946–1991)
DZRH-TV 11/Manila Broadcasting Company (1960–1972)
DZXL-TV/DWGT-TV 4 (1969–2010; 2012–present)
DWWX-TV 2 (1973–1986)
DXRI-TV 5 (Davao City) (1974–1994)
DYCB-TV 3 (Cebu City)/DYXL-TV 4 (Bacolod City) (1978–1986)
Vintage Television (1982–1996)
DWCP-TV 21 (1992–present)
DZMB-TV 19 (1992–1997)
DZRJ-TV 29 (1993–present)
DWBM-TV 43 (1994–present)
DZEC-TV 25/DZCE-TV 49 (2010–2012)
DYKB-TV 8 (Bacolod City) (2014–present)

Associated Broadcasting Company/Nation Broadcasting Corporation
DZTM-TV/DWET-TV 5 (1960–1972; 1992–present)
DYTM-TV 11 (Cebu City) (1963–1972)
DYET-TV 21 (Cebu City) (1992–present)
DXGB-TV 11 (Zamboanga City) (1992–1997; 2005–2010; 2012–present)
DWDZ-TV 47 (1999–2003)
DYAN-TV 29 (Cebu City)/DXAN-TV 29 (Davao City) (January 2001–December 2006; 2011–present)
DZTV-TV 13/DWNB-TV 41 (2011–present)

GMA Network, Inc./ZOE Broadcasting Network
DZBB-TV 7 (1961–present)
DYSS-TV 7 (Cebu City) (1963–present)
DYXX-TV 6 (Iloilo City) (1974–present)
DXSS-TV 7 (Davao City) (1974–1994)
DXMJ-TV 5 (Davao City) (1994–present)
DYLS-TV 27 (Cebu City)/DXRA-TV 27 (Davao City) (1995–present)
DWDB-TV 27/DXNL-TV 27 (Cagayan de Oro City) (1995–2001)
DZOE-TV 11 (1998–present)
DZOZ-TV 33 (2006–present)
DYAQ-TV 30 (Bacolod City)/DXLX-TV 35 (Cagayan de Oro City) (2012–present)

Radio Philippines Network/Maharlika Broadcasting System
DZXL-TV/DZKB-TV 9 (1956–present)
DYKB-TV 8 (Bacolod City) (1961–2014)
DWBC-TV 68 (Sundays) (1992–1993)
DZEE-TV 23 (Saturdays, 1992–93 and 1995–96) (1992–1996)
DWXI-TV 11 (later 35) (Sundays, 1995–96/Saturdays, 1999–00 and 2002–04) (1995–2004)
DZEC-TV 25 (Sundays) (1999–2000)
DWNU-TV 37 (Sundays) (2002–2004)

Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation/Kanlaon Broadcasting System
DZTV-TV 13 (1961–present)
DXZB-TV 13 (Zamboanga City) (early 1980s–1998; 2005–present)
DWKC-TV 31 (1992–2003)
Vintage Television/Viva TV (1996–2003)
DXGB-TV 11 (Zamboanga City) (1998–2005)
DYCC-TV 47 (Cebu City) (2002–present)
DZCL-TV/DWRW-TV 36 (San Fernando, Pampanga) (2007–present)
DWET-TV 5/DWNB-TV 41 (2011–present)

Eagle Broadcasting Corporation/Christian Era Broadcasting Service
DXZB-TV 13 (Zamboanga City) (1998–2005)
DZEC-TV 25 (2000–2010; 2012–present)
DZCE-TV 49 (2005–2010; 2012–present)
DWGT-TV 4 (2010–2012)
DYPR-TV 7 (Puerto Princesa City) (2010–2012)
DXGB-TV 11 (Zamboanga City) (2010–2012)

Radio Mindanao Network/Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media, Inc.
DZTV-TV 13 (1961–1975; 1992–2003)
Vintage Television/Viva TV (1982–2003)
DXHB-TV 8/DXVM-TV 33 (Cagayan de Oro City) (1991–present)
DWKC-TV 31 (1992–present)
DXGB-TV 11 (Zamboanga City) (1997–1998) (Delayed telecast)

Manila Broadcasting Company/Progressive Broadcasting Corporation
DZRH-TV 11 (1960–1972)
DWGT-TV 4 (1974–2001)
DZMB-TV 19 (1992–1997)
DWNU-TV/DWAO-TV 37 (2002–present)

Bombo Radyo Philippines/Gateway Broadcasting Network
DWVN-TV 45 (1999–present)