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Teletica is the flagship TV station of the media group, the channel broadcasts programs from different companies. |
Teletica is the flagship TV station of the media group, the channel broadcasts programs from different companies. |
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Revision as of 19:07, 2 September 2021
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| Type | Spanish-language terrestrial television network |
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| Availability | National |
| Headquarters | San José, Costa Rica |
Broadcast area | Costa Rica |
| Owner | Olga Cozza de Picado |
Key people | Rene Picado (General Manager) |
Launch date | May 9, 1960 (as Teletica Canal 7) |
Picture format | 1080i HDTV (NTSC) |
Official website | www.teletica.com |
Televisora de Costa Rica S.A., known as Teletica is a Costa Rican television broadcaster, founded in 1958. It operates Teletica Canal 7, Teletica Canal 33, and, since 1991, CableTica.
History
In October 1958 an agreement was signed that gave rise to Televisora de Costa Rica S.A., Teletica Channel 7. Mario Echandi, President of Costa Rica, decided to grant licenses to public television. Two men were his predecessors, René Picado Esquivel and Carlos Manuel Reyes and his wife Andreina Otalvaro.
On May 9, 1960 the first television broadcast was held.
Divisions
Teletica
Teletica is the flagship TV station of the media group, the channel broadcasts programs from different companies.
XPERTV Canal 10
The channel was established in 2009 and focuses to small and medium companies, airing lifestyle programming and minor sporting events.
TD+
Sports channel, launched in 2013, focusing on local sporting events. This channel exclusively available on Cable Tica.
Cable Tica
Since 1991, this has been the most popular cable network in San Jose, Costa Rica, including internet service and HD channels.
Tuyo Movil
This is a joint venture with ICE and Teletica to enter into the mobile communications business. It includes voice and data kits, using the Mobile virtual network operator technology.
Deportivo Saprissa
In 2011, Teletica became a major share-holder of the Deportivo Saprissa soccer club, after Jorge Vergara sold the team back to a group of Costa Rican businessmen.
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