Turner Broadcasting System Latin America

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Turner Broadcasting System
Latin America
Type Subsidiary of Time Warner
Industry Entertainment
Products Entertainment and production
Services Entertainment, production, and distribution
Owner(s) Turner Broadcasting System
Parent Time Warner

Turner Broadcasting System Latin America (TBS LA) is the company managing the collection of cable networks around Latin America.

Turner Broadcasting System Latin America operates the following brands: CNN International, Boomerang, TCM, Cartoon Network, and CNN Chile, among others. TBS LA also handles advertising sales for the Brazilian action sports channel Woohoo and for Warner Channel, its corporate cousin (the channel is owned by Warner Bros. Entertainment and distributed by HBO Latin America Group, which are, like TBS LA, owned by Time Warner), for which TBS LA also handles many other operations.

News channels

Over the air channels

Entertainment channels

  • TNT (also in HD)
    • TNT Pan-regional
    • TNT Mexico
    • TNT Brazil
    • TNT Colombia
    • TNT Argentina
    • TNT Chile
    • TNT Venezuela
  • I.Sat
    • I.Sat Pan-regional
    • I.Sat Argentina
  • Space (also in HD)
    • Space Pan-regional
    • Space Argentina
    • Space Brazil
  • HTV
    • HTV Pan-regional
    • HTV Mexico
    • HTV Venezuela
  • MuchMusic
  • truTV (also in HD)
  • Boomerang
    • Boomerang Pan-regional
    • Boomerang Mexico
    • Boomerang Brazil
    • Boomerang Argentina
  • Tooncast
  • Cartoon Network (also in HD)
    • Cartoon Network Pan-regional
    • Cartoon Network Mexico
    • Cartoon Network Colombia
    • Cartoon Network Argentina
    • Cartoon Network Brazil
    • Cartoon Network Chile
  • TBS (also in HD)
    • TBS Pan-regional
    • TBS Argentina
    • TBS Brasil
  • Infinito
    • Infinito Pan-regional
    • Infinito Mexico
    • Infinito Argentina
  • TCM Classic Entertainment
    • TCM Pan-regional
    • TCM Argentina
    • TCM Brazil
  • Glitz*
    • Glitz* Pan-regional
    • Glitz* Brazil


See also

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