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Quest Broadcasting

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Type
  
Private

Revenue
  
Unknown

Owner
  
The Vera Group

Founded
  
1986

Industry
  
Radio network

Net income
  
Unknown

Headquarters
  
Mandaluyong, Philippines

Key people
  
Atty. Jose Luis Vera (President)

Parent organization
  
Tiger 22 Media Corporation

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Quest Broadcasting Inc. (also operating by the trade name Tiger 22 Media Corporation) is a Philippine radio broadcast network, with offices and broadcast headquarters located in Metro Manila.

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Its operates under the Magic Nationwide brand, which is composed of its flagship radio station Magic 89.9 in Metro Manila and several network-owned or affiliated radio stations throughout the country.

History

The company was first established in 1986 as the SBS Radio Network Inc. (SBS being Sarao Broadcasting Systems) where it had the Las Piñas-based Sarao family, well known for its manufacture of Jeepneys, and the Vera family as venture partners, until The Vera Group took full control of the network in 1992 and renamed it to its current company name.

Magic nationwide

Killerbee stations underwent nationwide rebranding, as they were relaunched under the Magic brand (adopted from its parent station) by April 29, 2013, except in Butuan which it retains the Killerbee brand. The Dumaguete station continues to operate as a Magic affiliate, although it reverted its brand name to SR95 in early 2014.

Daily

  • Boys Night Out with Slick Rick, Tony Toni and Sam YG (selected stations only)
  • Weekly/specials

  • Friday Madness
  • Magic Top 40 (provincial stations only)
  • Spectrum Radio (provincial stations only)
  • Saturday Night Take Over
  • Local Vocal
  • Nothing Noisy (provincial stations only)
  • Quest/Magic Radio stations in the Philippines

  • 1 Owned by Big Buzz Ventures, affiliate of Quest.
  • 2 Owned by Golden Broadcast Professionals, affiliate of Quest.
  • 3 Owned by Northern Mindanao Broadcasting System, affiliate of Quest.
  • References

    Quest Broadcasting Wikipedia