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Channel 7 (Santiago del Estero, Argentina)

March 01, 2024

Canal 7 (call sign LW 81 TV) is an television station broadcasting from Santiago del Estero, Argentina and carries programs from Telefe. Founded in 1962 and beginning operations, it was the second station in the country to start broadcasting in color (Canal 7 in Buenos Aires was the first). Currently, it shows most of the network's programs, aside from the weekend cartoons which are preempted as the station doesn't start weekend programming until noon. It also chooses not to show one or two primetime shows, instead showing local interest programs.

LW 81 TV Canal 7
Channels
BrandingCanal 7
Programming
AffiliationsTelefe
Ownership
Owner
  • Grupo Ick (86%)
    Rosa Josefina Durgam de Biagoli (14%)
  • (CAS TV, S.A.)
History
First air date
October 30, 1965 (1965-10-30)
Technical information
Licensing authority
ENACOM
Links
Websitecanal7.tv

History edit

On October 10, 1963, through Decree 9062, the National Executive Branch granted the company CAS TV S.A. a license to exploit the Channel 7 frequency in the city of Santiago del Estero, capital of the province of the same name. The company was made up of 18 partners, among whom were Antonio Castiglione, José F.L. Castiglione, Aldo C. Castiglione and Horacio Germinal Rava.

The license began its regular broadcasts on October 30, 1965 as LW 81 TV Canal 7 of Santiago del Estero. Channel 7 was the first station in the Argentine Northwest after a month of experimental broadcasts.

The channel operated in the facilities at 249 Pellegrini Street, which were blessed on the day of their inauguration, enthroning the image of Saint Clare of Assisi; patron saint of universal television.

The installation of the canal had a profound impact on the city and the interior of the province. The first images were to show the inside of the Santiago capital with its landscape, its flora and its fauna.

On September 19, 1977, through Synthesized Decree 2818, he authorized the entry of CAS TV S.A. (licensee of Channel 7) by Néstor Carlos Ick, Ernesto Rodríguez, Osvaldo Simón Rosenzvaig, Luis Celestino Alen Lascano, Mario Ernán Taboada and Faustino Ledesma.

The first broadcasts were made in black and white, later color television appeared on the occasion of broadcasting the World Soccer Championship in 1978. The channel is open, its signal is broadcast over the air, being the first (along with Channel 7 of Buenos Aires) to begin color transmissions in Argentina.

Previously, as it was open television, it received programs from several Buenos Aires channels, of various genres such as soap operas, theaters and entertainment, among them Sábados Circulares by Pipo Mancera and the political humor program by Tato Bores.

On February 23, 1982, the Federal Broadcasting Committee, through Resolution 104, authorized the Government of Catamarca to install a repeater of the channel in Santa María, assigning it channel 9 in the UHF band.

On January 27, 1983, through Decree 194, the National Executive Branch renewed the license granted to Channel 7.

Between 1987 and 1992 it exploited licenses for a closed circuit television encoded in UHF. On this last date, through a merger-spin-off agreement, the assets affected by the closed circuit were incorporated into a new company called Tele Imagen Codifica S.A., of which the members of the licensee's board of directors are currently shareholders.

On February 16, 1994, through Decree 254, he authorized the entry of CAS TV S.A. (licensee of Channel 7) by Juan Carlos Antonio Biagioli and Néstor Eduardo Ick.

Since 1997, CAS TV S.A. enabled a satellite station (Up-link) that elevates the television signal of Channel 7 to the Nahuel 1A satellite, from which it is retransmitted to 30 earth repeater stations installed in towns located outside the channel's primary service area. In each of these towns, equipment has been placed to retransmit the signal in an approximate radius of 30 km, which allows covering the entire territory of the province of Santiago del Estero and the Catamarca valley. This work was completed and remains in operation with the work of engineers and technicians from Santiagueños, who were trained by satellite communications specialists from Canada and the United States.

In December 1998, through Resolution 2612, the Ministry of Communications authorized Channel 7 to carry out tests on Digital Terrestrial Television under the ATSC regulations (regulations that were established through Resolution 2357). For this purpose, it was assigned the Channel 8 on the VHF band.

On April 18, 2006, the Federal Broadcasting Committee, through Resolution 638, authorized CAS TV (owner of Channel 7) to move the repeater from El Portezuelo (channel 3) to the town of Sumalao.

On June 1, 2010, the Federal Authority of Audiovisual Communication Services, through Resolution 114, authorized Channel 7 to carry out tests on Digital Terrestrial Television under the ISDB-T standard (adopted in Argentina through Decree 1148 of 2009). For this purpose, Channel 42 was assigned in the UHF band.

On March 24, 2012, Channel 7 began broadcasting its programming in HD.

On October 30, 2015, Channel 7 celebrated 50 years on the air.

Local programming edit

  • 8:00 AM - Debate Abierto - talk show (Monday to Friday)
  • 1:15 PM - Noticiero 7 Primera Edición - news - (Monday to Friday)
  • 2:00 PM - Portal UNSE - Weekly summary of UNSE news - (every Saturday)
  • 8:15 PM - Noticiero 7 Edición Central - news - (Monday to Friday)
  • 9:15 PM - Libertad de Opinión - talk show - (every Tuesday)
  • 11:00 PM - Opinión Deportiva - sports - (every Sunday)

Coverages and repeaters edit

Coverages edit

Channel 7 has two transmission plants: one for analog TV and another digital with HD programming; SD and 1sec. With a coverage radius of 50 km. covering almost all of the existing populations in the two neighboring provinces with its open channel signal.

Repeaters edit

Channel 7 has 29 repeaters in the Province of Santiago del Estero, 1 in the Province of Catamarca and 1 in the Province of Tucumán. Almost all of them are administered by the Santiago del Estero government.

External links edit

  • Official website

March 01, 2024
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Canal 7 call sign LW 81 TV is an television station broadcasting from Santiago del Estero Argentina and carries programs from Telefe Founded in 1962 and beginning operations it was the second station in the country to start broadcasting in color Canal 7 in Buenos Aires was the first Currently it shows most of the network s programs aside from the weekend cartoons which are preempted as the station doesn t start weekend programming until noon It also chooses not to show one or two primetime shows instead showing local interest programs LW 81 TV Canal 7Santiago del Estero ArgentinaChannelsAnalog 7 VHF Digital 42BrandingCanal 7ProgrammingAffiliationsTelefeOwnershipOwnerGrupo Ick 86 Rosa Josefina Durgam de Biagoli 14 CAS TV S A HistoryFirst air dateOctober 30 1965 1965 10 30 Technical informationLicensing authorityENACOMLinksWebsitecanal7 wbr tv Contents 1 History 2 Local programming 3 Coverages and repeaters 3 1 Coverages 3 2 Repeaters 4 External linksHistory editOn October 10 1963 through Decree 9062 the National Executive Branch granted the company CAS TV S A a license to exploit the Channel 7 frequency in the city of Santiago del Estero capital of the province of the same name The company was made up of 18 partners among whom were Antonio Castiglione Jose F L Castiglione Aldo C Castiglione and Horacio Germinal Rava The license began its regular broadcasts on October 30 1965 as LW 81 TV Canal 7 of Santiago del Estero Channel 7 was the first station in the Argentine Northwest after a month of experimental broadcasts The channel operated in the facilities at 249 Pellegrini Street which were blessed on the day of their inauguration enthroning the image of Saint Clare of Assisi patron saint of universal television The installation of the canal had a profound impact on the city and the interior of the province The first images were to show the inside of the Santiago capital with its landscape its flora and its fauna On September 19 1977 through Synthesized Decree 2818 he authorized the entry of CAS TV S A licensee of Channel 7 by Nestor Carlos Ick Ernesto Rodriguez Osvaldo Simon Rosenzvaig Luis Celestino Alen Lascano Mario Ernan Taboada and Faustino Ledesma The first broadcasts were made in black and white later color television appeared on the occasion of broadcasting the World Soccer Championship in 1978 The channel is open its signal is broadcast over the air being the first along with Channel 7 of Buenos Aires to begin color transmissions in Argentina Previously as it was open television it received programs from several Buenos Aires channels of various genres such as soap operas theaters and entertainment among them Sabados Circulares by Pipo Mancera and the political humor program by Tato Bores On February 23 1982 the Federal Broadcasting Committee through Resolution 104 authorized the Government of Catamarca to install a repeater of the channel in Santa Maria assigning it channel 9 in the UHF band On January 27 1983 through Decree 194 the National Executive Branch renewed the license granted to Channel 7 Between 1987 and 1992 it exploited licenses for a closed circuit television encoded in UHF On this last date through a merger spin off agreement the assets affected by the closed circuit were incorporated into a new company called Tele Imagen Codifica S A of which the members of the licensee s board of directors are currently shareholders On February 16 1994 through Decree 254 he authorized the entry of CAS TV S A licensee of Channel 7 by Juan Carlos Antonio Biagioli and Nestor Eduardo Ick Since 1997 CAS TV S A enabled a satellite station Up link that elevates the television signal of Channel 7 to the Nahuel 1A satellite from which it is retransmitted to 30 earth repeater stations installed in towns located outside the channel s primary service area In each of these towns equipment has been placed to retransmit the signal in an approximate radius of 30 km which allows covering the entire territory of the province of Santiago del Estero and the Catamarca valley This work was completed and remains in operation with the work of engineers and technicians from Santiaguenos who were trained by satellite communications specialists from Canada and the United States In December 1998 through Resolution 2612 the Ministry of Communications authorized Channel 7 to carry out tests on Digital Terrestrial Television under the ATSC regulations regulations that were established through Resolution 2357 For this purpose it was assigned the Channel 8 on the VHF band On April 18 2006 the Federal Broadcasting Committee through Resolution 638 authorized CAS TV owner of Channel 7 to move the repeater from El Portezuelo channel 3 to the town of Sumalao On June 1 2010 the Federal Authority of Audiovisual Communication Services through Resolution 114 authorized Channel 7 to carry out tests on Digital Terrestrial Television under the ISDB T standard adopted in Argentina through Decree 1148 of 2009 For this purpose Channel 42 was assigned in the UHF band On March 24 2012 Channel 7 began broadcasting its programming in HD On October 30 2015 Channel 7 celebrated 50 years on the air Local programming edit8 00 AM Debate Abierto talk show Monday to Friday 1 15 PM Noticiero 7 Primera Edicion news Monday to Friday 2 00 PM Portal UNSE Weekly summary of UNSE news every Saturday 8 15 PM Noticiero 7 Edicion Central news Monday to Friday 9 15 PM Libertad de Opinion talk show every Tuesday 11 00 PM Opinion Deportiva sports every Sunday Coverages and repeaters editCoverages edit Channel 7 has two transmission plants one for analog TV and another digital with HD programming SD and 1sec With a coverage radius of 50 km covering almost all of the existing populations in the two neighboring provinces with its open channel signal Repeaters edit Channel 7 has 29 repeaters in the Province of Santiago del Estero 1 in the Province of Catamarca and 1 in the Province of Tucuman Almost all of them are administered by the Santiago del Estero government nbsp Santiago del Estero ProvinceChannel Location of the repeater7 Anatuya10 Bandera8 Bandera Bajada11 Campo Gallo7 Fortin Inca3 Frias7 La Punta11 Lavalle11 Los Juries13 Los Pirpintos4 Los Telares24 Lugones12 Malbran13 Monte Quemado5 Nueva Esperanza13 Ojo de Agua38 Pampa de los Guanacos11 Pinto3 Pozo Hondo12 Quimili35 Sachayoj56 Selva9 Sumampa12 Suncho Corral12 Taboada9 Termas de Rio Hondo8 Tintina5 Vilelas11 Villa Atamisqui nbsp Catamarca ProvinceChannel Location of the repeater7 San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca nbsp Tucuman ProvinceChannel Location of the repeater58 GranerosExternal links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Channel 7 Santiago del Estero Argentina amp oldid 1206812496, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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