Televisión Nacional de Chile (Red O'Higgins)



1993-1996	1996-2004	2004-2016	2016-2020	2020-present

1993-1996[]

1996-2004[]

2004-present[]

2004-2016[]

2016-2020[]

2020-present[]

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Televisión Nacional de Chile

Television:

Free-to-air: TVN | NTV
Cable TV: TVN 3 | Canal 24 Horas
International: TV Chile

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24 Horas

Part of Televisión Nacional de Chile.

TV Channel:
Canal 24 Horas¹

Other resources:
TV Tiempo | Último minuto | Estado Nacional | Informe Especial

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.

Internet:
Websites: TVN.cl | 24horas.cl | Conciencia 24.7 | Más de TVN
Streaming: TVN Play
YouTube channels: TVN de Culto | Teleseries y series TVN

Other operations
TVN Deportes | TVN Records

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Televisión Nacional de Chile original programming

This template shows Televisión 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.

Telenovelas: Rojo y Miel⁴ | Pampa Ilusión⁴

Movie blocks: Best Seller | Super Cine

Movie blocks: Tardes de cine | Super Premier | Cine Nocturno

Special programming
Festivals: Festival Internacional de la Canción de Viña del Mar (1971-1993; 2007-2010⁷; 2019-2024⁸) | Festival del Huaso de Olmué (1989-1991; 2014-2020) | Fiesta de la Independencia de Talca (2015-2019) | Viva Dichato
Sports Events: FIFA World Cup | Olympics
Solidarity campaigns: Teletón⁹ (1978-present) (Vamos Chilenos (2020))

Notes
¹Transferred by Canal 13 in 1970.
²Both the main channel and Canal 9 TVN Señal 2 had their own "Noticias" program.
³Alongside Sur Imagen.
⁴Re-broadcasts of former soap operas.
⁵Co-production with Aplaplac.
⁶Local version of Family Feud, currently under licence of Fremantle.
⁷Co-production with Canal 13.
⁸Co-production with Canal 13 and The Walt Disney Company Latin America.
⁹Alongside all the members of Anatel.
¹⁰Adaptation of the HBO series In Treatment, originally to air on the cancelled TV channel 3TV.