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 The newspapers in the Philippines have been called the freest in the world, as you will see for yourself, with more than 24 different morning papers to choose from, most of them in English. There is also a wide selection of magazines printed in English including Time, Newsweek and Asiaweek. In Metro Manila you can buy the Asian Wall Street Journal, The International Herald Tribune and USA Today. |
Television is "on the air"
from about noon to midnight, showing American programming as
well as local programming. Channel 9 and 23 are now on 24 hours
a day. The other standard channels are 2, 4, 5, 7 and 13. In
some areas it is possible to receive Channel 21 which carries
CNN News and ABC current events broadcasting. Channel 21 is a
new station and its programming scope is constantly being enlarged.
If you need more channels, most of the major hotels are on the
STAR Satellite System bringing in TV programs from all over the
world.
There is also AM and FM radio
broadcasting with the pop stations primarily on AM in Filipino
and the English language programs on FM.
Source of Information:
Department of Tourism, Philippines
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Television is "on the air" from about noon to midnight, showing American programming as well as local programming. Channel 9 and 23 are now on 24 hours a day. The other standard channels are 2, 4, 5, 7 and 13. In some areas it is possible to receive Channel 21 which carries CNN News and ABC current events broadcasting. Channel 21 is a new station and its programming scope is constantly being enlarged. If you need more channels, most of the major hotels are on the STAR Satellite System bringing in TV programs from all over the world. There is also AM and FM radio broadcasting with the pop stations primarily on AM in Filipino and the English language programs on FM. Source of Information: Department of Tourism, Philippines |