DWWW

DWWW

City of license	Quezon City
Broadcast area	Metro Manila
Branding	DWWW 774 AM Stereo
Slogan	The Premier Station in Music, News and Public Service.
Frequency	774 kHz
First air date	1963
Format	news, public affairs, music
Power	25,000 watts
Callsign meaning	DWWW
Former callsigns	DZBM (1963-1972) DWOO (1973 - 1987) DWAT (1987-1997)
Former frequencies	630 kHz (1974-1986) 780 kHz (1963-1972)
Owner	Interactive Broadcast Media
Website	CFXGN

DWWW (774 kHz Metro Manila) is an AM stereo station owned and operated by Interactive Broadcast Media in the Philippines. The studio is located at #32 E. Rodriguez Sr. Ave., Quezon City, while the transmitter is located at Brgy. Tagalag, Valenzuela City, Philippines. This station is known for current affairs and news programs in the morning and oldies music for the rest of the day as well as airing the religious program Oras ng Katotohanan on evenings.

History

DWWW 630 kHz

DWWW began in 1974 under 630 kHz. At that time, it was owned by Kanlaon Broadcasting System (now Radio Philippines Network). The studios of the station was located then at the Chronicle Building in Pasig. Veteran anchors and new recruits like Johnny de Leon, Rod Navarro, Noli de Castro and Vic Morales are some the announcers of the station.

In July 1986, the Presidential Commission on Good Government turned DWWW (KBS) and DWOK (BBC) back to ABS-CBN. DWWW was renamed DZMM and resumes broadcasting.

DZBM/DWOO/DWAT 780/774 kHz

The origins of the station started as DZBM 780 kHz in 1963 under the Mareco Broadcasting Network, Inc. This served as the promotional radio station for Villar Records and Mabuhay Records. In 1973, DZBM changed its callsign to DWOO, changed its frequency to 774 kHz and its format to news & talk. In 1987, DWOO changed again as DWAT and served as the first station of veteran broadcasters, Fernan Gulapa (now with DZBB), Willie Matawaran (now with DZIQ), and the son of the late Louie Beltran, Cito Beltran. In 1997, Vic Morales bought the MBNI's flagship AM station to the new network called Interactive Broadcast Media. The station revived it's old station DWWW under 774 kHz.

Current/Past Anchors

• Isa Avendaño
• Kathy Aviso
• JB Baylon
• Cito Beltran
• Anne Bernardino
• Caloy Castro
• Willie Delgado, Jr.
• Dr. Jaime Galvez Tan
• Fernan Gulapa
• Jackeline Magistrado
• Johnson Manabat
• Nina Manzanares-Agu
• Carlo Mateo
• Angelique Mercado
• Vic Morales
• Lillibeth Nacion*
• Jennifer Postigo
• Zac Sarian
• Teresa Tavares
• Rose Sanchez
• Robinson Simbajon-Mojica
• Larry Damian
• Jonathan Velasco

*Also a Voiceover.