TV Tupi São Paulo was a television station owned by Rede Tupi de Televisão - and the first in Brazil & South America - founded on September 18, 1950 by Assis Chateaubriand, and shut down on July 18, 1980.
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1950-1951[]
TV Tupi São Paulo[]
1951-1972[]
195?-1960[]
Other stations owned by Diários Associados used a similar design.
1960-1972[]
In 1960, the station moved to channel 4 to avoid interferences with TV Cultura. The move to channel 4 had already been planned for a number of years, ever since when the initial bidder for the channel 2 frequency was TV Gazeta.
The change also meant that a new transmitter had to be used. The former Banespa Tower transmitter on channel 3 was given to TV Cultura on channel 2; the new transmitter from Sumaré was for the new frequency.
1972-1978[]
1977[]
1978[]
1978-1980[]
See also[]
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