Chilevisión
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| Chilevisión | |
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| CHV | |
| Launched | November 4, 1960 |
| Owned by | Sebastián Piñera (Chilean Investor and politician) |
| Audience share | 15.0% (May, 2005, [1]) |
| Formerly called | Canal 9 (1960-1980) Teleonce (1980-1984) Universidad de Chile Televisión (1984-1991) Red de Televisión de la Universidad de Chile(1991-1993) |
| Website | http://www.chilevision.cl |
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| Terrestrial | |
| Analog (Santiago) | Channel 11 |
| Analog (Great Valparaiso) | 10 |
Chilevisión or CHV is the third oldest television channel in Chile. Formerly called Teleonce (Universidad de Chile Televisión) and RTU (Red de Televisión de la Universidad de Chile), this TV station was owned by University of Chile, a Chilean state university. This educational institution sold a significant percentage of its TV channel to Venevisión, changing its name to Chilevisión. It was later sold to Claxson Multimedia Group and then to Chilean investor and presidential hopeful Sebastián Piñera.
The channel mainly airs celebrity gossip shows, news, Argentina / Brazilian telenovelas, and anime. It currently ranks 4th in TV viewership in the country behind Canal 13, TVN and Mega (in that order).
Chilevisión reaches Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, continental Chile, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay through the Brazilian satellite Estrela do Sul.
Currently the most important programs of the TV station are SQP, a celebrity gossip program, El Diario De Eva, a teenage oriented talk show and variety program, Yingo a contest show for teenagers, Chilevision Noticias, the news program, REC, a miscellaneous show and Primer Plano, another celebrity gossip program with a more serious tone. The station also broadcasts the WWE programs Monday Night RAW and WWE Friday Night SmackDown
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[edit] Chilevisión Internacional
Chilevisión Internacional is the international network of Chilevisión that broadcasts 'the best of Chilevisión' to audiences in Australia/Oceania. The channel launched in October 2007 in Australia and the following year in New Zealand on UBI World TV.
[edit] Copyright Infringement
Like Viacom, Chilevisión has deleted a set of videos for copyright infringement. The image shows the video getting deleted on YouTube.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Official Site (Spanish)
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