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Tele Guía was an TV Guide Magazine from México

1952-1953

1953-1958

1958-1960

1960-1998

TeleGuia retro

1998-2000

2001-2006

2006-2007

2007

Subsidiaries and Divisions
Centro de Educación Artística | Pantelion Films² | Editorial Televisa | Televisa USA | Esmas.com | Fundación Televisa | Noticieros Televisa | Televisa Consumer Products | TUDN | Televisa Guadalajara | Televisa Tijuana | Televisa Home Entertainment | Televisa Networks | Televisa Radio | Televisa Regional | Globalgate Entertainment³

Television channels
Free-to-air channels
Las Estrellas (HD) | FOROtv (HD) | Canal 5* (HD) | NU9VE (HD)
Cable and satellite channels
Bandamax | De Película (HD) | De Pelicula Clásico | Distrito Comedia | Golden (HD) | Golden Edge | Golden Premier | Telehit Urbano | TLN Network | TLnovelas | Telehit (HD) | TUDN (HD) | BitMe | Unicable | Adrenalina Sports Network
International channels
Las Estrellas:
Europe | Latin America
Affiliated channels
América Televisión

Cable television companies
Izzi Telecom | Cablemas | Cablecom | Sky México¹

Soccer teams
Club América (Liga MX)

Other assets
Blim

Magazines
Caras | Muy Interesante | TVyNovelas México | TVyNovelas Colombia | Vanidades

Defunct/Disbanded
24 Horas | American Network | Centro Cultural Arte Contemporáneo | ECO Noticias | CVC | Club Necaxa (disbanded in 2014) | Club San Luis (disbanded in 2013) | Saber Ver | Tele Guía | Tiin

¹A joint-venture with DirecTV
²Co-owned with Lionsgate
³A joint venture with Lionsgate, Tobis Film, Nordisk Film, TME Films, Gaumont Film Company, Lotte Entertainment, Belga Films, PKDN Films, Paris Filmes and Cine Colombia

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