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Radio station in Davao City, Philippines
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Brigada News FM Davao (DXAC)
Broadcast areaMetro Davao and surrounding areas
Frequency93.1MHz
Branding93.1 Brigada News FM
Programming
LanguageCebuano,Filipino
FormatContemporary MOR,News,Talk
NetworkBrigada News FM
Ownership
OwnerMareco Broadcasting Network
OperatorBrigada Mass Media Corporation
History
First air date
1997 (1997)
Former call signs
DXVR (1997–2003)
Brigada News FM:
DXKX (2015–2024)
Former names
  • Crossover (1997–2020)
  • Q Radio (2020–2023)
Former frequencies
Brigada News FM:
91.5 MHz (2015–2024)
Call sign meaning
AdultContemporary (former radio format)
Technical information
Licensing authority
NTC
Power10,000watts
ERP30,000watts
Repeater(s)
Links
WebcastLive Stream
Websitebrigadanews.ph
93.1 Brigada News FM - Davao FB Page

DXAC (93.1FM), broadcasting as93.1 Brigada News FM, is a radio station owned byMareco Broadcasting Network and operated byBrigada Mass Media Corporation. The station's studio is located at the 3rd Floor, ECI Bldg., McArthur Highway, Ulas, Brgy. Talomo,Davao City, while its transmitter is located along Broadcast Ave., Shrine Hills, Matina, Davao City.[1][2]

History

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1997-2020: Crossover

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Crossover (1997–2020).

The station was established in 1997 as93.1 Crossover under the call letters DXVR, airing aSmooth AC format. At that time, it was formerly owned byGolden Broadcast Professionals, withMareco Broadcasting Network operating the station through anairtime lease. In 2003, it changed its call letters to DXAC. By the late 2000s, MBNI fully acquired the station. In 2016, the station moved from F. Valrose Bldg. along C. M. Recto St. to its current home in Shrine Hills.

2020-2023: Q Radio

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On December 31, 2019, Horizon of the Sun Communications (producers of Chinatown TV and Chinese News TV) took over the operations of MBNI's stations. It was only on November 16, 2020, when all MBNI provincial stations started carrying theQ Radio brand and adopted aCHR/Top 40 format, similar to itsManila flagship station.

On June 19, 2023, Q Radio announced on its social media pages and livestream that the station will permanently go off the air due to financial problems. On June 30, Q Radio had its last broadcast.[3][4]

2023-present: Brigada News FM

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On July 1, it went back on the air, this time as a relay station of105.1 Brigada News FM in Manila. A couple of days later, it switched to automated music under the interim nameNews FM.

In January 2024, it started simulcasting91.5 FM as part of transition with the tagline"93.1 Inyong Istasyon, Among Inspirasyon" as Brigada's lease with Primax was slated to expire this year.

On March 17, 2024, in celebration of the 87th Araw ng Dabaw, Brigada News FM Davao began broadcasting in this frequency full-time, while itsformer frequency downgraded to a repeater, which lasted until April 15, 2024.

It was officially launched on April 15 with a motorcade at selected streets in Davao and on the same day, a grand launch concert to be held atNCCC Mall VP.[5][6][7][8][9]

Personalities

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  • Junior "Jun" Digamon (formerly fromSuper Radyo Davao)
  • Gioheness "Gil" Bautista
  • Maximo "Max" Anaten
  • Jofel Candado
  • Criselda "Cris" Mencedes-Quijada (fromBombo Radyo Davao)
  • Kaziel "DJ Barbie Girl" Guipitacio (fromBombo Radyo Davao)
  • Juicyl "Chay Bubbles" Mejos (from93.9 iFM News Davao)
  • Janrel "Totoy Mo" Dillava
  • Rico "Oh George" Cabonce
  • Emman Dela Peña (fromBombo Radyo Davao)
  • Elsie Baldovi-Villos
  • Merry Chris "DJ 911" Domingo-Mariano (Station Manager of 103.1 Brigada Mati)
  • Reden "Diego Latigo" Diego
  • Gibbheart Maing
  • Justhine Rose Pabi (DJ Inday Mani)
  • Julius Pacot (fromPTV Davao)
  • Lyka "Little Angel" Dominguez
  • Normalyn Mendoza Maquilan (DJ Nor Morena)
  • Joyane Pelingon
  • Alvin Sultan
  • Maricar Clarion

References

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  1. ^Duterte approves renewal of franchise to three broadcasting companies
  2. ^Martin off again for Crossover Live Tour 2001
  3. ^"Louella Hazeline Chan in Q Radio Qlassmates".Telegram. June 1, 2023. RetrievedJune 21, 2023.
  4. ^Q Radio 105.1 (June 19, 2023)."To all of our amazing Qties, After a fulfilling 3-year run, filled with several viral online campaigns and exciting on-air gimmicks, it is with a heavy heart that we announce that Q Radio will be permanently signing off nationwide effective July 1, 2023".Facebook. RetrievedJune 21, 2023.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  5. ^93.1 na kita mga KaBrigada!
  6. ^93.1 GRAND LAUNCHING UG FOAM PARTY SA NCCC MALL VP PARKING LOT
  7. ^Inyong Station Among Inspirasyon! - 93.1 Brigada News FM Davao
  8. ^BRIGADA NEWS FM DAVAO IS NOW ON 93.1 FM STARTING APR 15, 2024!
  9. ^93.1 Brigada News FM Davao New Station id 2024
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Kan Balleque
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