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Venevisión (Spanish pronunciation: beneβiˈsjon) and formerly known until 2007 as VENEVISION)) is a Venezuelan free-to-air television channel and one of Venezuela's largest television networks, owned by Gustavo Cisneros. The network has a presence in the USA as being one of their most popular markets to distribute their international channels.
1961–1966
Venevisión was founded on February 27, 1961 as a producer of Venezuela. However, in March 1961, Venevisión's television channel was introduced.
1966–1970
In 1966, the word "Corporación Venezolana de Televisión" was dropped from the logo. This is the only Venevisión logo to not use its "V" design until 2007.
1970–present
In 1970, Venevisión introduced its now iconic "V" logo, with the same print logo as the 1961 logo.
External links
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Cisneros Media | Cisneros Media Distribution | Organización Miss Venezuela | Siente Music | VeneMusic | Venevisión | Ve Plus | Ve Plus USA Broadcast and cable television networks: Venevisión | Ve Plus (Latin America | Venezuela | USA) Other assets: Cisneros Interactive | Cisneros Media| Cisneros Real Estate | Organización Miss Venezuela | Siente Music | VeneMusic Defunct/Former: Televisa | Venevisión Plus | Venevisión Plus Dominicana | Venevision USA  |
| Channels Members: Grupo Clarín | Unitel | Red Uno | Band | Chilevisión | Mega | Canal 13 | TVN Chile | RCN | Caracol | Teletica | Teleamazonas | Canal Uno | Telecorporación Salvadoreña | Televisa | TV Azteca | Grupo Imagen | Grupo SIPSE | TVN (Panama) | Telemetro | Latina | Panamericana | América | ATV | TV Perú | Venevisión | Univision Communications | Telemundo | Prisa | Grupo Radiorama | DirecTV Latin America | DirecTV Sports | DirecTV Sports 2 | DirecTV Sports + | OnDirecTV | Ve Plus | Ve Plus USA System Cable Members: Former Members:
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