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*'''1973''' _ During the declaration of Martial law by then-president [[Ferdinand Marcos]], and takeover ABS-CBN by his crony Roberto Benedicto, DXEC-TV was shut down and relaunched as the [[Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation]]. |
*'''1973''' _ During the declaration of Martial law by then-president [[Ferdinand Marcos]], and takeover ABS-CBN by his crony Roberto Benedicto, DXEC-TV was shut down and relaunched as the [[Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation]]. |
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*'''1987''' - DXEC-TV channel 2, reopened under ABS-CBN, its original network |
*'''1987''' - DXEC-TV channel 2, reopened under ABS-CBN, its original network |
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*'''June 28, 1988''' - One year later, DXEC-TV carries the ''Star Network'' with a [[gold]] tri-[[ribbon]] channel 2 with a star same as the flagship television station of [[DWWX-TV | the same name]] in Manila alongside other regional stations such as Channel 3 (DYCB-TV [[Cebu City|Cebu]], DWAF-TV [[Tuguegarao]] |
*'''June 28, 1988''' - One year later, DXEC-TV carries the ''Star Network'' with a [[gold]] tri-[[ribbon]] channel 2 with a star same as the flagship television station of [[DWWX-TV | the same name]] in Manila alongside other regional stations such as Channel 3 ([[DYCB-TV]] [[Cebu City|Cebu]], [[DWAF-TV]] [[Tuguegarao]] and [[DZRR-TV]] [[Baguio]] and Channel 4 ([[DYXL-TV]] [[Bacolod]] and [[DXAS-TV]] [[Davao City|Davao]]). |
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*'''1989''' - DXEC-TV started domestic satellite broadcasts to bring programs live from Manila. |
*'''1989''' - DXEC-TV started domestic satellite broadcasts to bring programs live from Manila. |
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*'''May 1, 1995''' - [[TV Patrol Northern Mindanao]] becomes the station's flagship newscast. |
*'''May 1, 1995''' - [[TV Patrol Northern Mindanao]] becomes the station's flagship newscast. |
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DXEC-TV (ABS-CBN Cagayan de Oro) is the sister station of Philippine television network ABS-CBN Corporation. Its studios and transmitter (with an ERP of 60 kilowatt) are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Macapagal Drive (formerly Greenhills Road), Barangay Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City. It is the third largest ABS-CBN station in Mindanao after Davao and General Santos.
History
- 1969 - DXEC-TV Channel 2, the first television station in Northern Mindanao, was launched by ABS-CBN with their former CBN
- 1973 _ During the declaration of Martial law by then-president Ferdinand Marcos, and takeover ABS-CBN by his crony Roberto Benedicto, DXEC-TV was shut down and relaunched as the Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation.
- 1987 - DXEC-TV channel 2, reopened under ABS-CBN, its original network
- June 28, 1988 - One year later, DXEC-TV carries the Star Network with a gold tri-ribbon channel 2 with a star same as the flagship television station of the same name in Manila alongside other regional stations such as Channel 3 (DYCB-TV Cebu, DWAF-TV Tuguegarao and DZRR-TV Baguio and Channel 4 (DYXL-TV Bacolod and DXAS-TV Davao).
- 1989 - DXEC-TV started domestic satellite broadcasts to bring programs live from Manila.
- May 1, 1995 - TV Patrol Northern Mindanao becomes the station's flagship newscast.
ABS-CBN TV-2 Cagayan de Oro programs
- TV Patrol Northern Mindanao
- MAG TV Na, Asenso Ta!
- Pamahaw Espesyal
- Arankada
- Agri Tayo Dito
- Higalaay Festival (yearly)
- Kapamilya, Mas Winner Ka!
Previously aired programs
- Tsada
- Chuy
Digital television
Digital channels
UHF Channel 24 (533.143 MHz)
| Channel | Video | Aspect | PSIP Short Name | Programming | Note |
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| 11.16 | H.264 | 4:3 | ABS-CBN CAGAYAN DE ORO | ABS-CBN | |
| 11.17 | SPORTS+ACTION | ABS-CBN Sports+Action 23 | |||
| 11.18 | CINEMO! | Cine Mo! | Test Broadcast | ||
| 11.21 | YEY! | Yey! | |||
| 11.22 | Knowledge Channel | Knowledge Channel | |||
| 11.23 | DZMM Teleradyo | DZMM TeleRadyo | |||
| 11.24 | KBO Channel | Kapamilya Box Office | Requires subscription via ABS-CBN Mobile | ||
| 11.25 | ABS-CBN Oneseg | ABS-CBN Oneseg | 1seg |
CINEMO!, YEY!, Knowledge Channel, TeleRadyo and KBO Channel are exclusive channels to TV Plus, a digital set-top box manufactured by the network.
See also
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