TVN (Chile)

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TVN
TVN
Launched May 21, 1969
Owned by Republic of Chile
Audience share 23.9% (May, 2005, [1])
Formerly called Televisión Nacional de Chile
Website http://www.tvn.cl
Availability
Terrestrial
Analog NTSC, in Chile
Analog (Valdivia) 3

National television of Chile (TVN) is Chile's national television station. Its first broadcast was on 1969. It is owned, but not funded, by the government, and functions independently from it, a rare case of public television in South America.

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[edit] Technical Details

TVN sends its feed via a 200+ sender network spanning all over Chile, using channel frequency 7 in Santiago.

It also operates an external station (TV Chile), that is received via satellite around the world.

[edit] Regional Redes

TVN broadcasts outside metropolitan area using local repeaters called Redes. Each of these repeat national TVN feed, plus, a local newscast, as well as local advertising. These TVN owned networks are:

Former TVN logo
Former TVN logo

[edit] Programming

TVN broadcasts from 11:00 GMT-06:00 GMT (24 hours a day in TV Chile) and offers a mix of news, variety shows and children's programming. Its primetime is dominated by local dramas, telenovelas and local adaptations of American sitcoms. The most important shows currently airing on the network are:

For the current schedule from the network please visit this site.

[edit] See also

Note: Major satellite and cable providers have noted growing demand for TVN to be offered in Canada.

[edit] External links


Nationwide Chilean television channels Flag of Chile
Nationwide terrestrial television channels: Canal 13 | TVN | Mega | Chilevisión | RED TV | UCV TV | Telecanal
National cable/satellite channels: ARTV | Canal 13 Cable | CDF | CDtv | etc...TV | Showbiz | Teletrak TV | TV Senado | Via X | Zona Latina
International/Internet Stations: TV Chile
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