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RJ Radio Stations
When he was 17 years old, RJ Jacinto set up, in his parent's backyard, the radio station wthat would later become the anchor of the RAJAH BROADCASTING NETWORK (RBN), a media enterprise that would consistently provide quality entertainment to Filipinos here and abroad.
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RJ 100.3 FM
Its flagship, RJ100.3 FM, stands as the most succesful radio station whose regular playlist is defined not by genre but by sound, following "the Greatest and the Latest" way of categorizing songs. Blending the classics with the hits of the latest, up and coming artists, RJ100.3 FM broadcasts nationwide on 10 stations, with 9 in key cities.
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RBN celebrated its 45thyear and continues to expand its place in Filipino entertainment history
with its newest station, RJ UNDERGROUND RADIO UR105.9 FM. Armed with a unique programming of classic rock, modern rock and pinoy rock—3 in a row— RJUR 105.9 FM seeks to renew the Filipino rock scene by consistently pushing for Original Pilipino Music and opening up the airwaves to local independent bands and their songs.
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RBN continues its commitment to preserving democracy, providing a venue for the free exchange of ideas through DZRJ 810 AM Radyo Bandido. Starting off as a music-oriented station in the 1970s, DZRJ 810 AM would later be reprogrammed to “take the issues to the streets,” becoming a springboard for all that is relevant to be exposed, discussed and debated upon in the public sphere.
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