Telefé Córdoba
Canal 8, from Córdoba, was one of the first channels to be sold by auction outside the city of Buenos Aires in 1963. However, in1971 a lawsuit was filed to cancel the award.
In 1989, when TV channels 11 and 13 in Buenos Aires were privatized, a TV corporate trust, which included Dicor S.A. (Teleocho’s licensee), took part in the award. The trust was awarded Canal 11, which would be later called Telefé. From that moment on, it became part of a nine-channel network across the country. In 1998 the network was acquired by Atlántida Comunicaciones (REVISAR) and, in 1999 it was purchased by Telefónica, a Spanish company. In 2016 the trust was sold to VIACOM, of American capitals.
Since it belongs to a channel network with a headend in Buenos Aires (Telefé), Canal 8 repeats a great deal of its programming (especially fiction shows). Morning and mid-morning news and magazine shows are locally produced. With this programming, it ranks second among the most popular channels in the province of Córdoba.
Audience Share
16%
Ownership Type
Private
Geographic Coverage
Regional
Content Type
Free content
Media Companies / Groups
Viacom (Argentina)
Ownership Structure
Telefé Córdoba is Televisión Federal S.A., made up of Atlántida Comunicaciones S.A. (79.02 %) and Enfisur S.A. (20.98 %). Both companies are owned by Viacom Camden Lock Limited.
Individual Owner
General Information
Founding Year
1971
Affiliated Interests Founder
Local professionals and businesspeople who were members of Dicor S.A., awardee of Canal 8 in 1963.
Ceo
Carlos Pereyra
Editor-In-Chief
Cristian Lavallén
Contact
Av. Velez Sarsfield 4300, city of Córdoba
TE: (54 0351) 461 0003
Financial Information
Revenue (in Mill. $)
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Operating Profit (in Mill. $)
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Advertising (in % of total funding)
USD 452,718 (2018 official advertising)
Market Share
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Further Information
Meta Data
Audience share data of the city of Córdoba were provided by Kantar Ibope Media.
2018 official advertising data were provided by the Secretariat of Public Communications of the Argentinian Presidency’s Chief of the Cabinet of Ministers.