E-Media

E-Media is a Filipino media conglomerate based in Quezon City, Philippines. It is owned by the Philippine Television Company Holdings, a holding firm founded by of Joel Ethan Jr. and Mike Cruz, grandsons of the founders of the company,
== Buyouts/Sellouts involving the company:==
(WIP)
*On July 14, 2019, Trinome Media sold WCNW to E-Media for about 100 billion dollars and bought it.
*On July 21, 2019, GamerCraft Broadcast Group acquired 51% of Trinome Media and E-Media.
*On July 22, 2019, it bought DWIO, making it the first E-Media MCTV station. The sale was approved on July 29, 2019.
*On September 3, 2019, it bought WCME from Hify, Inc. for $10,000.
*On October 27, 2019, it bought 20 VGC Radio Network stations and PlayStation TV affiliated station DYPW-TV in Palawan from VBHC, which makes the biggest buyout E has had for the last decade. It was approved on the 30th of October.
*On October 29, 2019, GBG sold a 26% of E back to PTC Holdings, which makes GBG a 25% shareholder. GBG also did the same with Trinome Media.
*On November 1, 2019, E-Media sold WOMN-DT to LUCASRIO Media Group Inc.
*On November 22, 2019, E-Media once bought again a FV+ affiliated station from VBHC located in Aguilan De Oeste named DZFV. The sale was approved on November 25, 2019.
*On December 2, 2019, E-Media bought KMTN and KAME from Premiere Media.
*On December 9, 2019, E-Media bought out WNWI-TV, WSWA-TV and WSWM-TV from Welter Imperial Media, WNWR-TV and WVLY-TV are sold to GamerCraft Broadcast Group.
*On December 22, 2019, E-Media bought out Kenny Broadcasting.
== History ==
== Television stations owned by E-Media ==
Note:
* (*) - Indicates a station that was built and signed on by E-Media
* (**) - Indicates a station that was acquired by E-Media through its acquisition of Philippine Broadcasting Stations Company
* (^) - Indicates a station was bought from a other company
* (^^) - Indicates a station that still has a stake from it’s former owner/company/vice versa
=== E-Media Television Stations ===
City of license / Market 	Station 	Analog	Digital
TV (RF)	Owned since	Network affiliation	Notes
Manila / Metro Manila 	DPHI-TV* 	 	10 (7) 	1951 	Independent
FV+ (secondary)	DPHI, DWPO, and DCIM switched off their analog signals on June 28, 2019. E-Media acquired DNBC-TV from Maritime Broadcasting and DWIO-TV from Trinome months later, and are still running analog transmissions, with switchovers occuring in 2020. DWIO, meanwhile still remains as a O&O of MCTV since MCTV’s owner, Trinome, still holds a stake to DWIO.
Manila / Metro Manila 	DWPO-TV* 	 	37 (37)	1973 	Independent 	DPHI, DWPO, and DCIM switched off their analog signals on June 28, 2019. E-Media acquired DNBC-TV from Maritime Broadcasting and DWIO-TV from Trinome months later, and are still running analog transmissions, with switchovers occuring in 2020. DWIO, meanwhile still remains as a O&O of MCTV since MCTV’s owner, Trinome, still holds a stake to DWIO.
Manila / Metro Manila 	DCIM-TV^/^^	 	15 (15)	1995 	CBS 	DPHI, DWPO, and DCIM switched off their analog signals on June 28, 2019. E-Media acquired DNBC-TV from Maritime Broadcasting and DWIO-TV from Trinome months later, and are still running analog transmissions, with switchovers occuring in 2020. DWIO, meanwhile still remains as a O&O of MCTV since MCTV’s owner, Trinome, still holds a stake to DWIO.
Manila / Metro Manila 	DNBC-TV^ 	9 	9 (9) 	2019 	NBC 	DPHI, DWPO, and DCIM switched off their analog signals on June 28, 2019. E-Media acquired DNBC-TV from Maritime Broadcasting and DWIO-TV from Trinome months later, and are still running analog transmissions, with switchovers occuring in 2020. DWIO, meanwhile still remains as a O&O of MCTV since MCTV’s owner, Trinome, still holds a stake to DWIO.
Manila / Metro Manila 	DWIO-TV^^ 	28 	28 (28)	2019 	MCTV 	DPHI, DWPO, and DCIM switched off their analog signals on June 28, 2019. E-Media acquired DNBC-TV from Maritime Broadcasting and DWIO-TV from Trinome months later, and are still running analog transmissions, with switchovers occuring in 2020. DWIO, meanwhile still remains as a O&O of MCTV since MCTV’s owner, Trinome, still holds a stake to DWIO.
Aguilan De Oeste 	DZFV-TV 	10 	10 (10)	2019 	FV+ 	2nd station of E-Media from VBHC, only have 50% stake between Trinome Media
San Fernando City - Angeles City, Pampanga 	DWCX-TV** 	9 	9 (9) 	1955 	CBS
CBS Sports (on DT2)	Broadcasting as DZBS-TV from 1953 to 1961, DWCX-TV is Pampanga's first television station.
Puerto Princesa, Palawan 	DYPW-TV 	35 	35 (16)	2019 	PlayStation TV
FV+ (on DT2)	Acquired from VGC after the company sold The Palawan Post and the VGC Radio network and its stations, including DYPW radio.
Nextonville, Tennessee 	WCNW-TV 	 	40 (39)	2019 	Independent(primary)
LUCASRIO(secondary)	When WCNW, then a Trinome-owned station, switched to digital in 2009, the station's digital channel moved to the old channel 39 unit, but used a channel 40 virtual channel number.
Clarkston, Washington 	KTQC 	 	13 (7) 	2019 	ABC 	Bought after Tribune closed down.
Texas Big Bend 	KLWT-TV 	 	13 (35)	2015 	NBC 	Bought when local owners, Big Bend Television and Radio Inc. closed down.
Texas Big Bend 	KBBW-TV 	 	17 (17)	2015 	CBS 	Bought when local owners, Big Bend Television and Radio Inc. closed down.
New Texas, Arizona 	KAME 	 	18 (13)	2019 	ABC 	First stations bought from Premiere Media.
Mountain Pass, Colorado 	KMTN 	 	36 (22)	2019 	NBC 	First stations bought from Premiere Media.
Gameria City, Minecraftia 	WCME 	 	6 (6) 	2019 	The WB 	Acquired from Hify, Inc, longtime owners of NBC affiliate WGBC and Fox affiliate WOX.
Mattupolis, Mattula 	WMUT-TV 	 	56 (56)	2019 	MCTV 	On May 27, 2019, GBG sold MCTV and stations, but not WMUT, to Manila-based Trinome Media. Thus, the station lost its O&O status. The next day, GBG bought Craftsman, which forced the sale of WMUT to E-Media, owners of WEIM-TV (channel 3), to avoid conflicts of ownership.
Santiago City, Isabela 	DZCD-TV 	5 	5 (5) 	2008 	The CW/The WB 	
Omniville, Minecraftia 	WOVL-TV 	 	13 (14)	2011 	NBC 	In August 2011, E-Media acquired Omniville Broadcasting(NBC affiliate WOVL-TV and WOMN-TV(now WOMN-DT)
Welterhampton - Dom Flavio - Spruce City, Welter	WNWI-TV 	 	25 (25)	2019 	MyNetworkTV 	WNWI-TV is operated by LUCASRIO Media Group Inc.
Endreaville, Welter 	WSWA-TV
WSWM-TV	 	7 (22)
13 (13)	2019 	ABC
Minecraft Television	In December 2019, E-Media acquired 3 Welter Imperial stations (including WSWA-TV and WSWM-TV).
With new owner, WSWA-TV moves channel 22 to channel 7.
=== ENetwork Stations Group ===
These stations owned by E-Media broadcast the ENetwork television network. Most of these stations were independents owned by the Philippine Broadcasting Stations Company before their acquisition.
City of license / Market 	Station 	Analog	Digital
TV (RF)	Owned since	Notes
Manila / Metro Manila 	DMME-TV* 	 	24 (24)	1951 	
San Fernando City - Angeles City, Pampanga	DWPP-TV**	20 	20 (20)	1952 	
Puerto Princesa, Palawan 	DYEP-TV**	14 	14 (14)	1952 	
Cebu City, Cebu 	DYEC-TV* 	5 	5 (8) 	1951 	
Davao City / Davao Region 	DXED-TV* 	5 	5 (5) 	1951 	
New York City, NY - NJ 	WNYE* 	 	54 (54)	1980 	First station of ENetwork's US feed
Los Angeles, CA 	KENE* 	 	30 (30)	1980 	
Washington, DC 	 	 	 	 	
Gameria City, MC 	WEGC* 	 	3 (3) 	1980 	
Grassyville, MC 	WWGE* 	 	10 (10)	1980 	
Block City, Block 	 	 	 	 	
Mattupolis, Matulla 	 	 	 	 	
Craftmania, Minecraftia 	 	 	 	 	
Omniville, Minecraftia 	 	 	 	 	
Dashington, Minecraftia 	 	 	 	 	
Welterhampton, North Welter 	WEWT-TV 	9 	9 (9) 	1998 	
=== Stations formerly owned by E-Media ===
City of License / Market 	Station	Analog	Current digital
TV (RF)	Years owned	Then-affiliation	Previous owner 	Current ownership status
Davao City / Davao Region	DXDT-TV	10 	10 (3) 	1987-1995 	VGC
NBC (secondary)	NBC 	Independent station owned by Nexstar Media Group, with MyNetworkTV airing on its second subchannel
Gameria City, Minecraftia	WMFC 	 	2 (2) 	2005-2016 	ABC 	Craftsman Broadcasting 	Minecraft Television owned and operated station owned by Trinome Media
Omniville 	WOMN-TV	21 	21 (21)	2011-2019 	Independent 	Omniville Broadcasting Inc.	Minecraft Television station, WOMN-DT, owned by LUCASRIO Media Group Inc.
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