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Digital terrestrial television (DTT) in the Philippines is the digital broadcasting system used for free-to-air terrestrial television in the country. The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) adopted ISDB-T as the sole standard for Philippine DTT services in 2010 and retained the standard after a further review in 2013. ISDB-T allows television, audio and data services to be carried through a single transmission facility and supports fixed, mobile and handheld reception. The Philippine standard also incorporates the Emergency Warning Broadcast System (EWBS).
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