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ZYB 512 (Canal 11) also known as SBT Rio, previously called TVS, is one of the main and owned channels of SBT. It is the oldest of all other channels (including SBT in São Paulo), being founded in 1976.
TVS Canal 11 Rio de Janeiro[]
As an affiliate of REI[]
1976 (pre-launch)[]
1976–1981[]
TVS first launched in 1976 in Rio. Their logo consists of the words TVS and Rio with an outlined circle with a skewed 11 inside the circle. The design of the "11" logo is exactly the same as the WBAL-TV logo from 1975-1987.
As a SBT-owned station[]
1981–1988[]
After SBT was created, the logo was changed to a design similar to the network, although the TVS text replaced the SBT text. This design was also used by all other channels owned by SBT.
1988–1989[]
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In 1988, TVS changed its logo design with SBT. The logo contains a multi-colored striped disc with "TVS" text in the center, just like the new design of SBT.
1989–1990[]
SBT Rio de Janeiro[]
1990–1995[]
In 1990, the TVS branding was ditched and replaced by the network brand, SBT. However, the same logo as the network was used.
1995–1996[]
1996–2001[]
2001–2004[]
2004–2012[]
2004–2009[]
2009–2012[]
In 2012, all SBT-owned local TV stations gained their own logos identifying its region.
2012–2014[]
2014–2019[]
2019–present[]
In 2019, the SBT owned-and-operated stations lose their regional branding, being replaced by the main network's logo.
SBT affiliate stations
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| Current stations: Amazonas: TV Norte Amazonas (Manaus, Parintins) Media groups with TV stations affiliated to SBT: Former stations: Moved to Record: TV A Crítica (Manaus | Parintins, Amazonas) (now an independent TV station) | TV Jovem (Palmas, Tocantins) | TV Líder (Vargem Grande, Maranhão) | TV Cidade (Codó, Maranhão) | TV Açucena (Balsas, Maranhão) | TV Cidade (Fortaleza, Ceará) | TV Pajuçara (Maceió, Alagoas) | TV Atalaia (Aracaju, Sergipe) | TV Itapoan (Salvador, Bahia) (later renamed Record Bahia and RecordTV Itapoan) | TV Goyá (Goiânia, Goiás) (later renamed TV Record Goiás and RecordTV Goiás) | TV Conquista (Lucas do Rio Verde, Mato Grosso) | TV Vitória (Vitória, Espírito Santo) (moved to RecordTV) | TVB Campinas (Campinas, São Paulo) (renamed TV Thathi Campinas) | Rede SC (Blumenau | Chapecó | Florianópolis | Joinville, Santa Catarina) (bought by RICtv, later divested and renamed NDTV) | Moved to Band And Others: TV Cidade (Jaru, Rondônia) (moved to RedeTV!) | TV Altamira (Altamira, Pará) (moved to TV Cultura) | TV Eldorado (Marabá, Pará) (moved to Boas Novas as TV Kairós) | Amazônia TV (Parauapebas, Pará) (moved to RedeTV!) | TV Miracema (Miracema do Tocantins, Tocantins) (currently as Rede Meio Norte) | TV Karajás (Imperatriz, Maranhão) (moved to RecordTV as TV Nativa) | TV Meio Norte (Teresina, Piauí) (currently as Rede Meio Norte) | NordesTV (Sobral, Ceará) (moved to Band) | TV O Norte (João Pessoa, Paraíba) (moved to Band as TV Manaíra) | TV Sul Bahia (Teixeira de Freitas, Bahia) (currently as RIT) | TV Migrantes (Guarantã do Norte, Mato Grosso) (moved to RedeTV!) | TV Mutum (Nova Mutum, Mato Grosso) (moved to Rede Cidade Verde) | TV Cidade Verde (Cuiabá | Juína | Primavera do Leste | Rondonópolis | Sorriso | Tangará da Serra | Mato Grosso) (currently as Rede Cidade Verde) | TV Cidade (Rondonópolis, Mato Grosso) (moved to RecordTV) | TV SAT (Sorriso, Mato Grosso) (moved to RedeTV!) | TV Dourados (Dourados, Mato Grosso do Sul) (currently as RIT) | Santos (Santos, São Paulo) (moved to Band) | TV Barriga Verde (Florianópolis, Santa Catarina) (moved to Band) | TV Cultura (Florianópolis, Santa Catarina) (currently as Record News Santa Catarina) | TV Nativa (Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul) (currently as Top TV) | TV Pampa (Carazinho | Pelotas | Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul) (moved to RedeTV!) | Tropical TV (Boa Vista, Roraima) (moved to RedeTV!)| TV Rio Branco (Rio Branco, Acre) (Moved to TV Cultura) Defunct stations: 1Owned-and-operated station  |
| Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão Owned-and-operated stations: São Paulo (Ribeirão Preto | Jaú) | Rio de Janeiro (Interior) | Brasília | Porto Alegre | Belém Media Capitalization and Lottery Other
1The remaining assets are owned by Grupo Massa.  |