When the Philippines was still under American rule, what letter was assigned to the Philippines for radio broadcasting?

The first provincial station in the Philippines was opened in:

In 1931, the __________ was enacted to regulate the broadcast industry in the Philippines.

When the Americans retreated to Corregidor and Bataan, all radio stations in the capital were closed down.

The "scorched earth" policy of Gen. Douglas McArthur to deny:

During the Japanese occupation of Manila, DZRH was renamed to

The Japanese government ordered everyone to listen to the "parrot" stations, because what they were broadcasting at the time were edicts parroted from the Japanese imperial government.

During the Japanese occupation, Filipino were listening to broadcasts from Corregidor and Honolulu.

The so called "freedom" broadcasts for Tokyo served as the only hope of guerilla fighters in the archipelago.

After WWII, it was the first radio station to open.

When the Americans recognized Philippine Independence in 1946, what letters were assigned to Manila for radio broadcasting?

When the Americans recognized Philippine Independence in 1946, what letters would be used in Cebu for radio broadcasting?

When the Americans recognized Philippine Independence in 1946, what letters would be used in General Santos City for radio broadcasting?

For radio broadcasting, the letter D was assigned by National Aeronautics and Space Administration to the Philippines.

As of today, there are less than 1,000 FM and AM radio stations in the Philippines.

Most radio stations in the Philippines are accredited with the Kapisanan ng Brodkasters sa Pilipinas (KBP).

In radio broadcasting, AM means:

In radio broadcasting, FM means:

As of 2015, which region has the most number of AM radio stations?

On June 19, 1922, the Electric Supply Company, utilizing three 50-watt stations, also started radio operations. All of them where located in Quezon City.

In 1924, a new KZKZ, a 100-watt station and it was owned by ______.