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Golden Nation Network (GNN) is a national news and public affairs television channel in the Philippines owned by
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(GSTS), operator of GSAT Direct TV. GNN was established in 2019 by a team of broadcast industry veterans with the aim of offering a credible, well-rounded alternative to mainstream media. The channel is known for its extensive news coverage, public service programming, government affairs reporting, and civic engagement initiatives. It operates under the mission to Inform, Educate, Inspire, and Be Better, and carries the slogan: ''"One World. One Nation. One Station."''


History

GNN was founded in 2019 as a successor to Global Kabayan TV (2003–2006), Philippine Cable Television (2006–2008) and Global News Network (2008–2019) and briefly rebranded as One Media Network (2019–2021; 2023–2024). The Golden Nation Network branding was officially relaunched in January 2025 to unify its nationwide presence and reinforce its identity as a public-oriented broadcaster. Originally available through GSAT Channel 1, GNN expanded its coverage via free-to-air television stations and cable providers. The network restructured its operations to focus more on high-impact journalism and government transparency initiatives. It now reaches over 10 million viewers across the country.


Mission and Vision

GNN's guiding purpose is to empower the Filipino people through timely, accurate, and meaningful information. It positions itself as a key driver in national development by enabling informed decision-making and civic participation.


Core Mission Pillars

* Inform: Deliver real-time and relevant news for modern audiences * Educate: Provide firsthand coverage and contextual reporting * Inspire: Support progress, unity, and national values * Be Better: Uplift communities through meaningful programming


Core Values

* Integrity – Upholding the highest standards of truth and accuracy * Transparency – Promoting clarity and accountability in media * Inclusivity – Reaching Filipinos in all regions and sectors * Excellence – Maintaining outstanding quality in journalism and content


Coverage and Distribution

GNN broadcasts from its headquarters in Makati City, with satellite operations in Carmona, Cavite. It has a nationwide presence via: * GSAT Direct to Home TV – Channel 1 * Sky Cable – Channel 73 (Metro Manila) * Cablelink – Channel 213 * Free-to-air TV stations in Metro Manila, Baguio, Pampanga, and Naga (Camarines Sur).


Affiliate and Relay Stations

GNN maintains digital terrestrial stations across the Philippines, including:


Programming

GNN’s content is structured around its core values and mission, with a combination of live coverage, studio programs, public affairs, and documentaries.


Current Shows

* ''Barangay and Police Patrol'' * ''Chinatown TV'' * ''Face the Nation'' * ''GNN NewsForce'' * ''Kabuhayang Pinoy'' * ''Opinyon Ngayon'' * ''The People's Court'' * ''Sa Barangay Tayo'' * ''The Fourth Estate'' * ''Window to the World'' * ''Wellness 101'' * ''One Media Times'' * ''Island Living'' * ''Newsforce Pampanga / Naga / Northern Luzon / Cebuano'' * ''Philippine Biography'' * ''DW on GNN'' * and more.


Digital and Social Media

GNN has a strong digital presence through its official website and social platforms:
Official Website

Facebook

YouTube

People's Court Facebook

Sa Barangay Tayo Facebook


Slogans

* "One World. One Nation. One Station." * "Empowering minds for a smarter tomorrow." * "Educating Minds, Informing the World." * "Stay informed. Stay empowered."


See Also

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References

{{Reflist 24-hour television news channels in the Philippines Filipino-language television stations Television channels and stations established in 2019 2019 establishments in the Philippines