 On June 28, 1988, as part of the nationwide relaunch of ABS-CBN which began the year before with the flagship station in Manila, DYCB-TV, following a year of preparatory work, relaunched under its network's original owner and introduced a variant of the national "Star Network" ident with the famous numerical gold tri-ribbon channel 3 logo with a star at the end, with the number 3 being made up of three white stripes (later changed to the red, green and blue stripes, matching that of Channel 2 Manila's later idents).Two years before, the former Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation, which ended operations on March 20 after the People Power Revolution, and even GTV's successor Maharlika Broadcasting System was closed down.Both became the basis of state-run People's Television Network, Inc. (PTNI); after a year, PTV handed over Channel 3 back to its former owners as VHF Channel 11 was given to the newly-launched station DYPT-TV.