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Correio Braziliense (commonly known as "Correio") is the national daily newspaper in the Federal District of Brazil. Named after the London-based newsletter, Correio Braziliense ou Armazém Literário, was originally edited in 1808 by Hipólito José da Costa, and now is owned and published by Diários Associados, also the publisher of 3 other newspapers.

1960-1980[]

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1980-1993[]

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1998-1998[]

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1998-2008[]

2008-present[]

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Diários Associados

Radio

Super Rádio Tupi | Rádio Clube (Fortaleza | Recife) | Clube FM (Brasília)
Former/Defunct: Rádio Planalto | Rede Clube Brasil | Nativa FM Rio de Janeiro | Rádio Farroupilha¹ | Rádio Verdes Mares² | Rádio Sociedade da Bahia³

Television
TV Alterosa⁴ (Divinópolis | Manhuaçu¹⁰ | Varginha | Juiz de Fora) | TV Brasília⁵
Former/Defunct: Rede Tupi (SP | RJ | MG | PR | RS | PE | BA³ | ES⁷ | Campina Grande, PB⁹ | GO | PA | CE)
TV Cultura⁶ | TV Goiânia⁸ | TV Manaíra⁹ | TV Guararapes⁹

Newspaper
Correio Braziliense | Estado de Minas | Diário de Pernambuco | O Imparcial
Former/Defunct: Diário de S. Paulo | Jornal do Commercio | Monitor Campista | O Jornal | Diário da Noite

¹Currently owned by Grupo RBS.
²Currently owned by Sistema Verdes Mares.
³Currently owned by Grupo Record.
⁴Affiliated with SBT.
⁵Co-owned by Organizações Paulo Octávio and affiliated with RedeTV!.
⁶Currently owned by Fundação Padre Anchieta.
⁷Currently owned by Grupo Buaiz.
⁸Currently owned by Rede Vitoriosa de Comunicações.
⁹Currently owned by Sistema Opinião de Comunicação.
¹⁰Owned by Grupo Silvio Santos via SBT, operated by TV Alterosa.

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