DYDW

DYDW (89.1 FM),[1] broadcasting as Power 89.1, is a radio station owned and operated by Word Broadcasting Corporation, the media arm of the Society of the Divine Word. The station's studio and transmitter are located at the Ground Floor, Dingman Bldg., University of San Carlos, Downtown Campus, P. del Rosario St., Cebu City. It operates daily from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM.[2][3]

Power 89.1 (DYDW)
Cebu City
Broadcast area	Central Visayas and surrounding areas
Frequency	89.1 MHz
Branding	Power 89.1
Programming
Language(s)	English
Format	Religious Radio
Affiliations	Catholic Media Network
Ownership
Owner	Word Broadcasting Corporation
Sister stations	DYRF Radio Fuerza
History
First air date	1988
Call sign meaning	Divine Word
Technical information
Licensing authority	NTC
Class	ABCD+
Power	25,000 watts
ERP	60,000 watts
Links
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	Official Website

References

Radio stations in the Metro Cebu market
By AM frequency	DYRB 540 DYMR 576 DYHP 612 DYRC 648 DYKC 675 DYAR 765 DYLA 909 DYMF 963 DYSS 999 DYCM 1152 DYRF 1215 DYDD 1260 DYFX 1305 DYXR 1395
By FM frequency	DYFO 87.5 87.9² 88.1 DYAP 88.3 88.7² DYDW 89.1 89.5² DYKI 89.9 DYAC 90.7 DYHR 91.5 DYBN 92.3 DYXL 93.9 DYLL 94.7 DYMX 95.5 95.9² DYRK 96.3 96.7² DYBU 97.9 DYSD 98.3³ 98.5³ DYFR 98.7 DYRT 99.5 DYRJ 100.3 DYIO 101.1 DYFM 101.9 DYES 102.7 DYMN 102.9 103.1² DYCD 103.5 DYKJ 104.3² DYUR 105.1 DYBT 105.9 DYQC 106.7 DYNU 107.5 Toledo DYBD 88.5 90.1 DYTD 92.7 DYRL 94.9 DYNE 97.5 100.7 DYRR 103.9 DYAM 106.3 DYPE 107.1 DYDT 107.9
HD digital radio	101.1-1 101.1-2 101.1-3
Internet radio	Aksyon Radyo U.S. MOR On-Line Visayas NU 107 Cebu
Defunct/Inactive call signs	DYAB 1512 DYAY 1584 DYCB 765¹ DYEE 1512¹ DYEZ 104.3 DYHP 93.9¹ DYJJ² DYKT 94.7¹ DYLA-FM 93.1¹ DYLS 97.1 DYMZ 105.9¹ DYNC 101.9¹ DYPC 88.7 DYRH 1395¹ DYTC/DYTO 102.7¹ DYWC 105.9¹ DYWF 93.1 KZRC¹ Pathway Radio³
¹Technically still active, but with new call letters and different intellectual property. ²Licensed low-power community station. ³Unlicensed (pirate radio). Philippine radio markets Metro Manila Ilocos & CAR Laoag Vigan-Bangued San Fernando-Agoo Baguio Dagupan Cagayan Valley Tuguegarao Cauayan-Santiago Bayombong Central Luzon Cabanatuan Tarlac San Fernando-Angeles Olongapo-Subic Calabarzon Western Laguna Batangas-Lipa Lucena-San Pablo Mimaropa Calapan San Jose Puerto Princesa Bicol Daet Naga-Iriga Legazpi Virac Sorsogon Masbate Western Visayas Kalibo Roxas San Jose Iloilo Bacolod Central Visayas Northeast Negros Dumaguete North Cebu Cebu City Bohol Eastern Visayas Calbayog-Catarman Borongan Catbalogan Tacloban-Ormoc Maasin-Sogod Zamboanga Dipolog Pagadian Ipil-Liloy Zamboanga City Northern Mindanao Ozamiz-Oroquieta Iligan Cagayan de Oro Gingoog Malaybalay-Valencia Davao Davao Malita Mati Southern Mindanao Kidapawan Tacurong-Isulan Koronadal-Surallah General Santos Caraga Surigao City Butuan Tandag San Francisco Bislig-Trento BARMM Cotabato City-Midsayap Sulu and Tawi-Tawi

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