Telecanal
Sign in to saveright|255px|thumb|Telecanal's former logo, used since 2008 until October 2011 Telecanal is a Chilean privately-owned TV channel, launched on Monday, 5 December 2005, six years and four days after the end of the transmissions of Canal 2, whose broadcast hours required by law were covered by slots paid for by the evangelical ministry VidaVisión. Its offices and studios are located in the Sanhattan neighborhood of Las Condes.
Key facts
- Television channel.name
- Telecanal
- Television channel.logo
- Telecanal - 2011 logo (3D variant).png
- Television channel.logo_alt
- Telecanal logo (Oct 2011-present)
- Television channel.image_size
- 4:3
- Television channel.logo_size
- 255px
- Television channel.language
- Spanish
- Television channel.picture_format
- 1080i (HDTV)
- Television channel.owner
- Canal Dos, S.A.(Albavisión)
- Television channel.sister_channels
- La Red
- Television channel.country
- Chile
- Television channel.replaced
- Canal 2 Rock & Pop (1995-1999) Vidavisión (1999–2005)
- Television channel.terr_serv_1
- Digital UHF
- Television channel.terr_chan_1
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Article
15 sectionsContents
- History
- Background
- Launch (2005–2010)
- Early 2010s
- Mid 2010s
- ADN TV
- High-definition signal and entrance to digital terrestrial television
- Relaying RT en Español
- Political and civil society reactions
- Reactions from the CNTV and complaint from Canal 13
- Disciplinary proceedings against Telecanal by the National Television Council
- Programming
- Controversies
- See also
- References
right|255px|thumb|Telecanal's former logo, used since 2008 until October 2011 Telecanal is a Chilean privately-owned TV channel, launched on Monday, 5 December 2005, six years and four days after the end of the transmissions of Canal 2, whose broadcast hours required by law were covered by slots paid for by the evangelical ministry VidaVisión. Its offices and studios are located in the Sanhattan neighborhood of Las Condes.
At its launch, Telecanal offered alternative programming for the local industry. However, during its first years of broadcasting it left behind its original offer, reducing its in-house programs and limiting itself to broadcasting foreign programming. Much of the output has already been broadcast by La Red since both channels belong to the Albavisión group; therefore, both are the only broadcast television channels in Chile that have the same owner, even though national legislation and regulatory entities have blocked this ownership situation in other similar cases, including the one that led to the bankruptcy of the previous owner of the channel 2 frequency in 1999.