Canal 9 (Buenos Aires)

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LS 83 TV Canal 9, branded as (El Nueve and stylized as elnueve), is an Argentine television channel, owned by Grupo Octubre, and operated by Telearte which is licensed to Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Cadena Argentina de Televisión[]

1960-1963[]

Canal 9 de la Cadena Argentina de Televisión 1960 Alternative — Alternative variant

This logo is a modification of the one used by Emelco in 1937.

Canal 9 (first era)[]

1963-1967[]

1967-1969[]

1969-1974[]

1974-1980[]

1975[]

1975-1980[]

1980-1981[]

1981-1984[]

1984[]

Canal 9 Libertad[]

1984-1994[]

1994-1999[]

1994-1996[]

1996-1998[]

Canal 9 (second era)[]

1998-1999[]

Azul Televisión[]

In 1997, Alejandro Romay sold the channel to the Australian group Prime Television. The channel got a major rebranding, now as "Azul Televisión".

1999-2001[]

Designer:

Medialuna

Typography:

Custom (AZUL)
Myriad Pro (TELEVISIÓN)

Launched:

January 5, 1999

2001-2002[]

2002[]

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Handel Gothic

Launched:

Unknown

Canal 9 (third era)[]

2002-2003[]

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Unknown

Launched:

August 20, 2002

On 2002, under the new management of Daniel Hadad, the channel reverts its name to the former one, "Canal 9". This logo is commonly known as "la sirena" (the beacon light) because the red part of the logo, a huge box with a white "9", was constantly spinning on screen.

2003[]

2003-2007[]

2007-2009[]

Elnueve07 — Logo without the name "Canal"

Now under management of Albavisión, the previous logo was modified: now it's a red number 9 inside a white circle with a red outline. Many variations were made, although those were merely re-renderings of the logo itself.

2009-2011[]

Viejoc9-2010 — Logo without the name "Canal nueve"

2011-2013[]

2013-2014[]

2014-2015[]

The color scheme of the logo was inverted: now it's a white 9 inside a red circle (with an ocassional white outline). Same as the previous logo, it received many variations, but just re-renderings.

2015-2016[]

2016-2017[]

El Nueve[]

2017–present[]

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Avenir Arabic Light (el)
Avenir Next (nueve)

Launched:

January 1, 2017

On 2017, the channel rebrands as "El nueve" (stylized as "elnueve"), and adopts a new logo: a red/pink ring that subtly resembles a number 9.

V • T • E

Grupo Octubre

Television channels

ElNueve (90%) | IP Noticias

Printed Media
Página 12 | Diario Z | Caras y Caretas | El Planeta Urbano

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Albavisión

Television channels:

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Repretel

Part of Albavisión

Television channels
CDR 2 | Canal 4 | Canal 6 | Canal 11

Nova Cinemas

Disbanded
Canal 9

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La Red

Part of Albavisión

Free services:
La Red (HD) | Telecanal (Talca)

Other:
Telenorte² | Multimedios GLP³

Notes:
¹Alongside all members of Anatel.
²Telenorte signed an affiliation to La Red in 1993, which lasted only one year as La Red expanded independently to the Chilean north.
³Joint-venture with Ibero Americana Radio Chile (PRISA Radio)

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Red Salvadoreña de Medios

Part of Albavisión

Television channels
TUTV | Canal 12

Radio stations
Radio Sonora (El Salvador)

Other assets
Escuela de Comunicaciones RSM

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Grupo ATV

Part of Albavisión

Television channels:
Main: ATV (HD) | Global (HD)
Thematic: La Tele | ATV+
Regional: ATV Sur
Planned: ATV Norte

Web pages:
ATV.pe

On-demand service:
ATV Play

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ATV & Global original programming

V • T • E ATV+ original programming
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