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ZimZam Management, Inc.
FormerlyOne Radio Management
Company typePrivate
IndustryBroadcasting, Advertising
Founded2010
HeadquartersPhilippines

Area served

Nationwide

Key people

Manuelito "Manny" Luzon (President)
Win Radio
TypeBroadcast FM radio network, Contemporary MOR, OPM)
Country
AvailabilityNationwide
FoundedNovember 8, 2010
MottoPinag-iisipan Pa Ba Yan!
In-inini!
OwnerZimZam Management, Inc.

Former names

NU 107 (as terrestrial radio, 1987-2010)

Win Radio is a network of radio stations owned by ZimZam Management, Inc., led by radio veteran and executive Manuelito "Manny" Luzon. Compared to major rivals, which are directly run by their associated parent company, ZimZam buys Win Radio's airtime from third-party networks, as they do not have a legal franchise to directly operate a station.[1]

Win Radio currently operates five radio stations owned by Mabuhay Broadcasting System and another one owned by Sarraga Integrated and Management Corporation.

History

[edit]
107.5 Win Radio logo (November 8, 2010-June 26, 2014)

Win Radio was born after PBC's NU 107, a popular radio station with a modern rock format, suffered from financial difficulties and poor ratings in its latter years. Eventually, the PBC decided to reformat the station and inject new capital. On October 10, 2010, radio veteran Manuelito "Manny" Luzon was appointed EVP and COO of PBC and subsequently shutdown NU 107 on November 8, 2010. The following day, November 9, DWNU is rebranded as 107.5 Win Radio. PBC's provincial radio counterparts followed suit between January and March 2011.

Luzon originally coined the name "Love Radio" for DZMB in the 80s. From 2002 to 2017, it retained its #1 spot among Metro Manila stations. He also formed radio network Ultrasonic Broadcasting System in 1991, and created and popularized Energy FM in key provinces beginning in 1996. In 2003, Energy took over DWKY in Manila, immediately becoming a household sensation and in 2008 reaching as far as #2 among Metro Manila stations.

Reformatted as a "more decent mainstream frequency", it distinguishes itself from its competitors through "responsible programming" without playing songs "with double meaning" as is the structure for the masa market.[2][3] Just four months after its debut, Win Radio Manila landed at #7 according to the March 2011 KBP Radio Research Council survey.

To expand its coverage, DWKY reformatted as 91.5 Big Radio on June 1, 2011, serving as affiliate of Win Radio after the Henares family, acquired a 25% minority share of its owner Mabuhay Broadcasting System. Win Radio and Big Radio occupied the former NU 107 facilities at the AIC Gold Tower in Ortigas Center, Pasig; and ties together in promotion, including singing competition "The Win-Big Singing Talent Search". The said development made Luzon's brands a de facto duopoly to rivals in the Metro Manila market. At its peak, Big Radio ranked #3 in the FM radio ratings according to the March 2012 KBP Radio Research Council survey. ZimZam Management, which owns both brands, began modernization of facilities through the leasing of broadcast space at the Summit One Tower in Mandaluyong, which will about to house studios of both Win Radio and Big Radio.

However, plans fell through on June 28, 2014, when Breakthrough and Milestones Productions International, which operates PBC-owned UNTV, decided to operate the 107.5 frequency and relaunch the station as "Wish 107.5". Luzon then severed ties with PBC, shut down Big Radio, and transferred Win Radio to 91.5 FM through its new facilities in Pasig.

Stations

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Current

[edit]
Branding Callsign Frequency Location Owner
Win Radio Manila DWKY 91.5 MHz Metro Manila Mabuhay Broadcasting System
Win Radio Naga DWMW 107.9 MHz Naga
Win Radio Iloilo DYNY 107.9 MHz Iloilo
Win Radio Cebu DYNU 107.5 MHz Cebu
Win Radio Cagayan de Oro DXNY 107.9 MHz Cagayan de Oro
Win Radio Davao DXNU 107.5 MHz Davao
Win Radio Valencia DXSR 97.7 MHz Valencia Sarraga Integrated and Management Corporation

Former

[edit]
Callsign Frequency Location Owner Fate
DWNU 107.5 MHz Metro Manila Progressive Broadcasting Corporation Operated by Breakthrough and Milestones Productions InternationalasWish 107.5.
DXNV 107.9 MHz General Santos Progressive Broadcasting Corporation Off the air.

References

[edit]
  • ^ Baquisal. "No double meaning songs on air". The Philippine Star. Retrieved April 18, 2011.
  • ^ ‘Masa’ radio head to rock stations: ‘You can’t serve one menu all day’ | The Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online

  • Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Win_Radio&oldid=1236318039"

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