Tele 9 Corazón

Tele 9 Corazón Launched 16 January 1971 Closed 26 March 1972 Owned by Inravisión Country  Colombia Broadcast area Bogotá Replaced by Segunda Cadena Tele 9 Corazón (Spanish: "Tele 9 Heart") was a Colombian local state-run television channel, whose signal only reached Bogotá and was broadcast on Channel 9. It replaced privately-owned Teletigre. The Colombian state gave time slots for programming on Tele 9 Corazón to companies RTI, Punch, Caracol TV, Protón, Alberto Dangond Uribe, Eduardo Ruiz Martínez, Jorge Barón, and Alberto Acosta, among others. In 1972, Tele 9 Corazón was replaced by Segunda Cadena, which would become Colombia's second national television network. Bogotá would have a local channel again in 1997 when Canal Capital signed on. External links (Spanish) El Tiempo, Fechas que marcaron la historia de la televisión en Colombia, 10 June 2004 v · d · eTelevision stations in Bogotá, Colombia Over the air Canal Capital 2/[19] • Canal Uno 3/7/[16]* • RCN TV 4/8/[15] • Caracol TV 5/10/[14] • Canal Institucional 6/9/[16] • Señal Colombia 11/12/[16] • Canal 13/[18] • Citytv 21/[40] • ABN 41 • Bogotá TV 43 • Teleamiga 45 • CBN 47 • CMB 49 • Nova TV 51 • DC-TV 53 • HSB 55 • Red TV 58 Local cable channels Cable Noticias • Canal Congreso • Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas • Zoom Canal Universitario Nacional Defunct channels Cadena 2 / Canal A 9 (1972-2004)  · Teletigre 9 (1966-1971)  · Tele 9 Corazón (1971-1972) *Canal Uno is state-owned, privately-run Channels in italics are state-owned  · Numbers in brackets indicate digital channels  · Full list · See also: Television in Colombia v · d · eTelevision stations in Colombia National channels Private: Caracol TV · RCN TV — Public: Canal Institucional  · Canal Uno* · Señal Colombia Major local and regional channels Canal 13 · Canal Capital · Canal U** · Citytv Bogotá · Teleantioquia · Telecafé · Telecaribe · Teleislas · Telemedellín · Telepacífico · Televisión Regional del Oriente Religious channels ABN · CMB · Cristovisión · Teleamiga · Televida Major cable and satellite channels Cable Noticias · Canal Congreso · Canal Noticolombia · Caracol TV Internacional · Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas · TV Colombia · Zoom Canal Universitario Nacional Defunct channels Cadena 2 / Canal A (1972-2004) · Teletigre (1966-1971) · Tele 9 Corazón (1971-1972) *Canal Uno is state-owned, privately-run **Canal U is run by state and private universities in Antioquia Channels in italics are state-owned  · Full list · See also: Television in Bogotá - Television in Colombia This article about a television station is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.v · d · e This Colombian television-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.v · d · e