Canal 9 (Resistencia)



1966–1970	1970–1975	1975–1978	1978–1980	1980–1991	1991–1995


1995–1999	1999-2001	2001-2002	2002	2002-2003	2003


2003-2007	2007–2012	2012–2013	2013–2017	2017–2022	2022–present

Canal 9 (first era)[]

1966–1970[]

1970–1975[]

SVG NEEDED

1975–1978[]

SVG NEEDED

1978–1980[]

SVG NEEDED

1980–1991[]

SVG NEEDED

Canal 9 Nordeste[]

1991–1995[]

Canal 9 (second era)[]

1995–1999[]

SVG NEEDED

Azul Television Noreste[]

1999–2001[]

2001–2002[]

2002[]

Canal 9 Noreste[]

2002–2003[]

2003[]

Canal 9 (third era)[]

2003–2007[]

Canal Nueve[]

2007–2011[]

SVG NEEDED

In 2007, Canal 9 was sold to Artear (Grupo Clarín).

2011–2012[]

SVG NEEDED

2012-2013[]

SVG NEEDED

2013–present[]

2013–2017[]

SVG NEEDED

2017–2022[]

SVG NEEDED

2022–present[]

SVG NEEDED

V • T • E

Artear

Part of Grupo Clarín

Other assets
Pol-ka Producciones | Patagonik Film Group | LaFlia Contenidos | Teledoce

Defunct
Ideas del Sur | Telenoticias | Multideporte

Notes:
¹Joint-venture (as Tele Red Imagen) with Torneos.

V • T • E

Grupo Clarín

Diario La Razón

V • T • E

Artear

Part of Grupo Clarín

Other assets
Pol-ka Producciones | Patagonik Film Group | LaFlia Contenidos | Teledoce

Defunct
Ideas del Sur | Telenoticias | Multideporte

Notes:
¹Joint-venture (as Tele Red Imagen) with Torneos.

Telecom Argentina
Personal | Flow
Defunct: Cablevisión | Fibertel | Fibercorp

Canal 9 (Resistencia)

Canal 9 (first era)[]

1966–1970[]

1970–1975[]

1975–1978[]

1978–1980[]

1980–1991[]

Canal 9 Nordeste[]

1991–1995[]

Canal 9 (second era)[]

1995–1999[]

Azul Television Noreste[]

1999–2001[]

2001–2002[]

2002[]

Canal 9 Noreste[]

2002–2003[]

2003[]

Canal 9 (third era)[]

2003–2007[]

Canal Nueve[]

2007–2011[]

2011–2012[]

2012-2013[]

2013–present[]

2013–2017[]

2017–2022[]

2022–present[]

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