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Radio station in Davao City, Philippines
DXUM (819 AM) is a radio station owned and operated by UM Broadcasting Network through its licensee, Mt. Apo Broadcasting System. It serves as the flagship
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Philippine radio network
established on the same year the MC was renamed as the University of Mindanao. DXUM was also launched as its second radio station in Davao. From 1957 to the
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Filipino religious leader (born 1950)
they would utilise agreements with local radio stations in Davao (DXDC and DXUM) to host their local programmes such as Pagsusi sa Kamatuoran ("Searching
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Philippine media company
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DXDC 10 kW 819 kHz 819 DXUM Mt. Apo Science Foundation (operated by UM Broadcasting Network) News, Public Affairs, Talk DXUM 10 kW 855 kHz Aksyon Radyo
List of radio stations in Davao City
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Radio station in Davao City, Philippines
station was shut down during martial law, but resumed its operations alongside DXUM, but not DXMM. In November 1978, due to the switch of the Philippine AM dial
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Television channel in the Philippines
(Searching for Truth/Paghahanap ng Katotohanan) on radio stations DXDC and DXUM in Davao City. The television ministry began in 1991, when an inexperienced
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Radio station in Davao City, Philippines
Owner UM Broadcasting Network (Mt. Apo Broadcasting System) Sister stations DXUM, 92.3 Wild FM History First air date 1993 Former call signs As Hit Radio:
DXKR-FM
Filipino journalist, columnist and pundit
administration denied the allegations. Communist rebellion in the Philippines DXUM List of journalists killed under the Arroyo administration Conde, Carlos
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Former radio station in the Philippines
established in 1963 as the third AM station of UMBN after DXMC (now DXWT) and DXUM. The station was shut down under martial law. Currently, the callsign is
DXMM_(Davao)
Radio station in Tagum, Philippines
Broadcasting Network History First air date October 4, 1967 Former call signs DXUM (1957–1988) Former frequencies 88.7 MHz (2012–2019) Call sign meaning Davao
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engaging soldiers in a firefight. In the early 1990s, Pedro "Pete" Dahan, a DXUM block-timer announcer, was shot dead in Davao City. The killing was linked
List of journalists killed in the Philippines
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