DYEZ-AM

DYEZ (684 AM) Aksyon Radyo is a news/talk station owned by Pacific Broadcasting Systems, a subsidiary of Manila Broadcasting Company. Its studio is located in the Penthouse, Wilrose Building, Corner Locsin – Burgos Streets, Bacolod, while its transmitter located in Barangay Taloc, Bago, Negros Occidental.

DYEZ (Aksyon Radyo Bacolod)
CityBacolod
Broadcast areaNegros Island Region
Western Visayas Region
Worldwide (Online)
BrandingAksyon Radyo Bacolod
SloganSa BACOLOD... Aksyon Radyo!
Frequency684 kHz
First air date1969
FormatNews, Public Affairs, Talk
Power10,000 watts
Former call signsDYEN (1969-1972)
Former frequencies680 khz (1969)
690 kHz (1969-1977)
OwnerManila Broadcasting Company
(Pacific Broadcasting Systems)
Sister stationsDZRH 1080 Bacolod, 91.9 Love Radio, 105.5 Easy Rock
WebcastListen Live
Websitehttp://www.aksyonradyobacolod.com.ph/

Broadcasting history

DYEZ[1] traces its roots to the city of La Carlota where it first started operations from the administrative building of the then Elizalde-owned Central Azucarera De La Carlota in the 1960s.

The small community radio station, originally having the call sign of dYEN, hosted some of the pioneer broadcasters in the province until the declaration of Martial Law when it was closed down. Several years later, it resumed operations as dyEZ and became the dominant news and music station before the proliferation of FM stations.[2] This was known at that time as DYEZ Sunshine City, the localized version of Manila's DWIZ (now owned by Aliw Broadcasting Corporation) used at that time as Sunshine City.[3]

By the 1980s, DYEZ shifted its programming to full-time news and public affairs. With it came the change of name from Radyo Balita to Radyo Owang, until finally settling on what is widely perceived as the most the appropriate name for a dynamic news and public affairs station: Aksyon Radyo.[4]

Aksyon Radyo Bacolod celebrated its 42nd Anniversary by way of a free medical and dental mission which benefitted nearly 300 patients.[5]

Recently, Aksyon Radyo Bacolod capped the year 2011 with another project by its civic arm "Operation Tulong Task Force" when it turned over to the Social Action Center of the Diocese of Bacolod more than 200 boxes of used clothes and food stuff for the victims of Tropical Storm “Sendong".[6]

Recognitions and awards

  • Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (2017)25th KBP Golden Dove Awards BEST AM STATION-Provincial
  • Kapisanan ng mga Brodkasters sa Pilipinas Golden Dove Nominee (2013) for best variety program for radio - provincial category for "Aksyon Jamboree" [7]
  • Kapisanan ng mga Brodkasters sa Pilipinas Golden Dove Nominee (2013) for Best Public Affairs Program-provincial category for its Year End Report Radio Documentary "Sa Tuig sang Kalayo" [8]
  • Kapisanan ng mga Brodkasters sa Pilipinas Golden Dove Awardee (2013) for Best AM Station - Provincial Category [7]
  • Kapisanan ng mga Brodkasters sa Pilipinas Golden Dove Nominee (2012) for best AM station provincial category[9]
  • Kapisanan ng mga Brodkasters sa Pilipinas Golden Dove Nominee (2011) for best AM station provincial category[10]
  • Kapisanan ng mga Brodkasters sa Pilipinas Golden Dove Nominee (2011) for Best Public Affairs Program-provincial category for its Year End Report Radio Documentary "Crossroads"[10]
  • Number One (AM Station) – Nielsen Radio survey – Metro Bacolod (June 2013)
  • Number One (AM Station) – KBP – RRC Official survey – Metro Bacolod (October 2010)[11]
  • Number One (AM Station) – KBP – RRC Official survey – Metro Bacolod (November 2005)[12]
  • Number Two (AM Station) – KBP – RRC Official survey – Metro Iloilo (December 16 to 19, 2004)[13]
  • Golden Dove Awardee (2006) – best public affairs program – “Aksyon Hotline - anchored by Station Manager JJ Deocampo"

(Bested competing programs of Manila-based radio stations: Karambola of DWIZ-AM and Birada of RMN’s DZXL-AM)[14]

  • Golden Dove Awardee (2004) “Puerti Nga Abiliti”, for best radio comedy.

References

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