This article is about the chilean cultural public TV channel operated by TVN. For its former secondary channel (currently Mega), see Canal 9 TVN SeƱal 2. For other uses, see NTV.
On July 29, 2021, TVN announced the channel will be renamed as NTV on August 8, Children's Day in Chile. The logo rearranges the letters of the main station, with the n slightly redesigned to resemble Giulia, the font used in the on-air graphics. The most common variant shows the "n" red, the "T" blue and the "V" yellow. This officially debuted that day at 10:30 AM via a 30 minute special program shown in all of TVN's channels, with a loop of the channel's characteristics showing up for hours before the official launch on the ".2" concessions.[1] This act is usually named as a replacement (NTV replaced TV Educa Chile) due to the different structures of each era/channel.
Notes 1Distributed to the rest of Latin America via The Walt Disney Company Latin America. 2Online feed for TVN Play and other internet services. 3Broadcast in 2 time periods: 1969-1970 and 1973-1975; not to be confused with Telediario from La Red. 4Moved from Canal 13 in 1970. 5With versions on both Canal 7 and Canal 9.
This template shows TelevisiĆ³n Nacional de Chile's original programming. For the newscasts, see the special template for 24 Horas. No imported programming is included in this template. Most of the channel's current programs are broadcast internationally through TV Chile, while some of the former ones are rebroadcast through TVN 3.
Regional level: Red ValparaĆso:Muelle BarĆ³n Red Atacama:El Tambo Red Austral:Tele Bingo | El Mundo del TĆo AlegrĆa | Don Pepe y sus amigos | Rimas para mi tierra | Momento de encuentro | Nuestro Arte | Re-Tratos
