and KRO-NCRV) at the top left. This is the opposite of the situation in Finland, where Yle, the public broadcaster, has placed logo bugs in the top left since 2012, but the commercial TV broadcasters use the top right. New Zealand New Zealand introduced the digital on-screen graphics in 2001, starting with TV3 and FOUR. New Zealand FTA now placed their logos on the bottom right hand corner, with the exception of Māori Television and as of 9 February 2017, TV3. TV One had the logo on the top right hand corner until the switch to the bottom right hand corner on 1 July 2013. TV2 usually had the logo from the top right hand corner until New Year's Day 2012 when they switched it to the bottom right hand corner. Prime Television New Zealand now placed their logo on the bottom right hand corner as of March 2016. North Korea Mansudae Television, Ryongnamsan Television and Sports Television all have their bugs in the top right hand corner of the screen, conventional for East Asian stations. Korean Central Television - the largest, main TV station in the DPRK - did not air any on-screen graphic until at least 1994; since then, the bug has been placed in the top left hand corner of the screen, making it an anomaly. Unlike the neighbouring South Korea, the bugs are not removed during non-programme sections. Philippines Radio Philippines Network and GMA Network first introduced DOGs in 1995, as the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board had implemented a television content rating system from November that year. Most stations do not display DOGs during commercial breaks, except Net 25, ETC (since 2012), and some cable channels, which display DOGs all the time. The DOGs can most often be seen in the upper-right corner, aligned with the TV content rating logo, but on several cable channels they are placed in the upper-left or bottom-right corners. Formerly, ABS-CBN removed the DOG and rating 3 minutes before commercial breaks, however from 2000 these are now removed 10 seconds beforehand. ABS-CBN, RPN and GMA previously did not use DOGs during their newscasts but started doing so in 2012. ABS-CBN and its sister channel S+A append the word HD to their respective HD feeds' DOGs and place the DOGs outside the 4:3 safe zone. Satellite pay-TV provider Cignal also appends its DOG to the channels it carries. Hence,