Editing Cebu (section)

==Media==
Cebu is home to a local television station, [[Cebu Catholic Television Network]] (CCTN).{{efn|1=a religious station partly owned and endorsed by the [[Archdiocese of Cebu]]}}

Despite having their own local stations, Cebuanos prefer to watch the Philippines's several dominant television networks, namely: [[ABS-CBN]] (now [[Kapamilya Channel]] and [[A2Z (TV channel)|A2Z]]), [[People's Television Network]], [[Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation|IBC]], [[TV5 (Philippine TV network)|TV5]], [[CNN Philippines]] (now [[RPTV (TV channel)|RPTV]]) and [[GMA Network]].{{citation needed|date=October 2021}}

While national newspapers have a presence on the island, Cebu has English-language local newspapers – ''[[The Freeman (newspaper)|The Freeman]]'' (under the [[The Philippine Star|Star Group]]), ''[[SunStar Cebu]]'' and ''Cebu Daily News'' (under the [[Philippine Daily Inquirer|Inquirer Group]]): and Cebuano-language newspapers – ''SunStar SuperBalita'' owned by SunStar, and ''Banat News'' owned by ''The Freeman''. Each of the local newspapers sell cheaper than their national counterparts.{{citation needed|date=October 2021}}