On October 29, 1960, TV Paranaense signed on by Nagid Chede as the first television station in the state of Paraná as an affiliate of the Emissoras Unidas network. In 1965, the station added programming from TV Excelsior on a secondary basis.
1966-1969[]
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1968-1974[]
In 1969, amidst fierce competition from other stations, the station was sold to Rede Paranaense.
1974-2000[]
In 1974, the station introduced a new logo which was well-known to longtime viewers as the famous "12" logo. In 1976, the station began affiliating with Rede Globo after its original affiliate, TV Iguaçu, had its contract terminated. Prior to this, the station began carrying select shows from Globo since 1970.
RPC TV Paranaense[]
2000-2010[]
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In 2000, Rede Paranaense rebranded to RPC and as a result, the station became RPC TV Paranaense.
RPC TV Curitiba[]
2010-2014[]
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In 2010, following a major transformation for RPC, the station became RPC TV Curitiba.
Parent companies of affiliated stations: Grupo Rede Amazônica | Grupo Liberal | Sistema Tapajós de Comunicação | Grupo Jaime Câmara | Grupo Mirante | Sistema Clube de Comunicação | Sistema Verdes Mares | Rede InterTV | Sistema Tribuna de Comunicação | Rede Paraíba de Comunicação | Grupo Asa Branca | Sistema Grande Rio de Comunicação | Organização Arnon de Mello | Grupo Sergipe de Comunicação | Rede Bahia | Grupo Modesto Cerqueira | Rede Matogrossense de Comunicação | Rede Gazeta de Comunicações | Grupo Folha de Comunicação | Rabbit Participação e Administrações | Rede Integração | Grupo EP | Grupo Diário de Mogi | Grupo Paulo Lima | Traffic | Grupo Tribuna | Rede Vanguarda | GRPCOM | NSC Comunicação | Grupo RBS
International former stations: Defunct: IPCTV (Japan) Others: Telemontecarlo (foreign partner, later sold, now La7) (Italy)
Owned-and-operated station (via Canais Globo) in Bold
Main stations in italic 1Co-owned by Sistema Tribuna de Comunicação 2Co-owned by Grupo Modesto Cerqueira 3Co-owned by Grupo Folha de Comunicação
