DYAC-TV

DYAC-TV was a television station broadcasting in the Philippines. It was affiliated with the Associated Broadcasting Company (ABC). Its signal covered the Central Visayas region. Its city of license was Cebu City.

History: The station began operations under the ABC network. During the period of martial law declared by President Ferdinand Marcos, DYAC-TV, along with other stations of ABC, were ordered shut down. After the People Power Revolution in 1986, ABC was allowed to resume broadcasting. DYAC-TV was reactivated and returned to the airwaves, carrying ABC's programming.

Programming: As an affiliate of ABC, DYAC-TV primarily broadcast programs from the network's national feed. It also likely produced local content, such as news programs and public affairs shows, specific to the Central Visayas region. Detailed information on local programming is limited.

Affiliations:

• Associated Broadcasting Company (ABC)

Coverage Area: Central Visayas, Philippines

Fate: The station ceased operations when ABC was sold and relaunched as TV5 in 2008.