DYSS-TV

For the radio station, see DYSS.

Not to be confused with DXSS-TV Channel 7 Davao, a television station owned by Southern Broadcasting Network.

Not to be confused with DXSS, an FM radio station owned by Southern Broadcasting Network.

DYSS-TV (GMA TV-7 Cebu)
Cebu City

Branding	GMA Channel 7 GMA Cebu
Slogan	Kasing-kasing ang unahon (Cebuano for Puso ang una)
Channels	Analog: 7 (VHF)
Translators	DYYB TV-5 Dumaguete DYYE-TV 11 Jagna, Bohol DYTO-TV 10 Tacloban DYIL-TV 13 Ormoc DYAS-TV 5 Calbayog DYVB-TV 8 Borongan
Affiliations	GMA Network
Owner	GMA Network Inc.
Founded	1963
Call letters' meaning	DY Super Radyo Sugbu (Super Radio Cebu)
Sister station(s)	DYLS-TV (GMA News TV)
Former callsigns	None
Former affiliations	Republic Broadcasting System (1963-1974)
Transmitter power	60,000 Watts (259,000 Watts ERP)
Website	GMANetwork.com

DYSS-TV, channel 7, is an owned and operated originating station of Philippine television network GMA Network. Its studios and transmitter are located at GMA Complex, Nivel Hills, Apas, Cebu City.

It was then known as "Greater 7 Cebu" in the 1970s.

GMA 7 Cebu current programs

Balitang Bisdak, Monday-Friday afternoons
Sabado Box Office Hits
Let's Fiesta
Sinulog (annually)
Siete Palabras @ Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral (every Good Friday)^[1]

GMA 7 Cebu previously aired programs

Buena Mano Balita
24 Oras Central Visayas
Oi!
Singgit Cebu
Ka Ina
Kape at Balita
The Visayan Agenda (special programing for 2010 elections)
Istayl Nato
Mga Balita sa Kilum-Kilum
Central Visayas Isyu Karon - Saturdays 7am-8am
Visita Iglesia - Sundays 6am-7am

Red: Home location of GMA Cebu
Light red and red: Market audience of GMA Cebu
Violet: Areas that may receive signals from GMA Cebu

Relay stations

Station	Location	Channels	ERP
DYYB-TV	Dumaguete City	5 (VHF)	10 kW
DYYE-TV	Jagna, Bohol	11 (VHF)	100 W (0.39 kW ERP)
DYTO-TV	Tacloban City	10 (VHF)	10 kW
DYIL-TV	Ormoc City	13 (VHF)	1 kW
DYAS-TV	Calbayog City	5 (VHF)	1 kW (5 kW ERP)
DYVB-TV	Borongan City	8 (VHF)	1 kW (5 kW ERP)

Personalities

Bobby Nalzaro
Alan Domingo
Chona Carreon
Cecille Quibod-Castro
Mai-Mai Rondina
Nikko Sereno
Vic Serna

References

↑ "Former OFW, scavenger join Seven Last Words activity". Cebu Daily News. March 23, 2016. Retrieved March 24, 2016.

Broadcast television in the Metro Cebu market

VHF channels	DYCB 3 (ABS-CBN) DYCP 6 (SBN/ETC) DYSS 7 (GMA) DYKC 9 (CNN Philippines) DYPT 11 (PTV) DYTV 13 (IBC)

UHF channels	DYET 21 (TV5) DYAC 23 (ABS-CBN Sports+Action) DYGA 25 (3ABN/Hope Channel Philippines) DYLS 27 (GMA News TV) DYAN 29 (NBC/AksyonTV) DYAR 31 (BEAM 31) DYNJ 33 (RJTV/2nd Avenue) DYNU 39 (UNTV) DYFX 41 (Net 25) DYBU 43 (MBC/TV Natin) DYRC 45 (Global News Network) DYCC 47 (CCTN) DYCQ 49 (SMNI)

Digital channels	31 (BEAM TV) 37 (ABS-CBN)

Defunct & inactive stations	DYBQ 35 (SMNI) DYPN 37 (Ind.)

GMA Network stations in Visayas

DYSS 7 (Cebu) DYBB 2 (Kalibo) DYAM 5 (Roxas City) DYXX 6 (Iloilo) DYGM 13 (Bacolod) DYAQ 30 (Bacolod) DYSL 10 (Sipalay) DYYB 5 (Dumaguete) DYVB 8 (Borongan) DYAS 5 (Calbayog, Samar) DYTO 10 (Tacloban City) DYIL 13 (Ormoc City)

See also CNN PH ABS-CBN IBC TV5 PTV GMA Network stations in Luzon and Mindanao

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