DZID-TV

DZID-TV is the flagship TV station of City of Manila The station broadcasts in both channel 10 (VHF analog broadcast) and channel 17 (UHF digital test broadcast). Its main broadcast facilities are studios and transmitter is located at the PH Radio and TV Network, Inc., Taft Avenue, Ermita, City of Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines operates Mondays to Sundays from 5:30 am to 1:30 am.

History
PBN inaugurated its studio complex and transmitter tower in Taft Avenue, Ermita, City of Manila in 1993 and began test broadcasts by the end of 1994, officially today on air as the Philippines' Broadcasting Network on January 16, 1995, with PBN Development Corporation as the new corporate name. Its radio counterpart, Kool 106 was launched at the same time. Later, it acquired a new franchise to operate on August 8, 1996 under Republic Act 7831 signed by President Fidel V. Ramos.

On August 14, 2003, Media Prima announced that it would be divesting its 70% share in PBN and selling it to the Globe Telecom's broadcasting division, Philippines' Broadcasting Network, Inc. to recover its assets from the global financial crisis. It was formally acquired on March 6, 2004, as announced by Globe Telecom chairman Tony A. Dela Fuerte. PBN was reformatted on April 11, 2004, with a new lineup of programming and branding as the "Ka-Pinas" ("pilipinas") network.

On June 21, 2014, PBN Development Corporation changed its name to Philippines' Broadcasting Network, Inc. after its flagship TV station, based on SEC regulatory filing.

On August 4, 2018, PBN launched its new slogan called "Sa buong pilipinas pa rin, Ka-Pinas na tayo!". Along with the said launch, the network also started its five-brand strategy which consists of Pilipinas Music, Ivory Music & Video, PBN Entertainment, Regal Entertainment, Regal Television, SMAC Television Production (Entertainment), Pilipinas Films Productions Inc. (Films and Originals), PBN News (News) and PBN Regional TV (Philippines) our last 2002.

Programming

 * Main article: List of programs broadcast by PHTV

Digital channels
UHF Channel 17 (491.143 MHz)