CNN Brazil

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CNN Brazil
CNN Brasil.svg
CountryBrazil
Broadcast areaBrazil
NetworkCNN
HeadquartersSão Paulo
Programming
Language(s)Portuguese
Picture format1080i HDTV
(downscaled to letterboxed 480i for the SDTV feed)
Ownership
OwnerNovus Media
(Rubens Menin)
Key peopleRenata Afonso (CEO)
Sister channels
History
Launched15 March 2020; 22 months ago (2020-03-15)
Links
Websitecnnbrasil.com.br
Availability
Cable
Claro TV[2]
  • Channel 77 (SD)
  • Channel 577 (HD)[1]
Oi TV
  • Channel 185 (HD)
  • Channel 577 (HD)
Vivo TV[1]Channel 577 (HD)[1]
Satellite
Claro TV[2]
  • Channel 77 (SD)
  • Channel 577 (HD)[1]
SKY[2]
  • Channel 177 (SD)
  • Channel 577 (HD)[1]
Oi TV[3]
  • Channel 185 (HD)
  • Channel 577 (HD)
Vivo TV
  • Channel 404 (SD)
  • Channel 139 (HD) (Intelsat 34)
  • Channel 861 (HD)
IPTV
Guigo TVChannel 2 (HD)
Streaming media
CNNBrasil.com.brLive Stream
YouTubeLive Stream

CNN Brazil (Portuguese: CNN Brasil) is a Brazilian news-based pay television channel. Launched on 15 March 2020, CNN Brazil is owned by Novus Media, a joint-venture between Douglas Tavolaro, former header of RecordTV's news division, and Rubens Menin, owner of MRV Engenharia. Novus Media has a licensing agreement with original CNN channel owned by AT&T's WarnerMedia.[4][5]

Its headquarters are in São Paulo,[6] with offices in Rio de Janeiro and Brasília, besides international bureaus with almost 400 journalists.[7] Previously, in 2017, the channel did a partnership with RedeTV! and Simba Content, formed by SBT and RecordTV, which had no success.[8]

History[]

CNN looked to enter the Portuguese language market, one of the only ones still not covered by the many affiliates of the brand around the world. In 2019, it was announced that the broadcaster would act in Brazil, with local strategic partners. The business montage in Brazil was in charge of the businessman Rubens Menin, with a vast and well-known performance in the civic construction and financial markets, and the journalist Douglas Tavolaro, co-founder and CEO of the new channel.[9][10][11]

Initially, the first announced names to act in CNN Brazil came from companies such as Globo, Record, BBC and Band. On 4 June 2019, two former TV Globo presenters were announced. Evaristo Costa and William Waack were hired to, respectively, present a show in CNN London headquarters, with a mix of journalism and entertainment, and the second, a TV news during prime time, from Mondays to Fridays.[12] The premiere of the pay television channel is predicted to second semester of 2019. It is expected that CNN Brazil will also have a strong online presence, covering all social medias and innovating in the distribution of journalistic content through these platforms.[13]

On Tuesday, 18 June, images of the CNN Brazil headquarters were published in the broadcaster official profile. The location will be in Paulista Avenue, in the district of Bela Vista, in front of the São Paulo Metro station Trianon-Masp. The building has more than 4,000 square metres (43,000 sq ft) and was the Banco Real operations center. According to the founder-partner and Chairman of CNN Brazil, Douglas Tavolaro, the decision to establish the future news channel in that place was "strategic", aiming a larger approach with the audience. "We want to be part of the everyday life of the Brazilians and be integrated with the audience. Because of that, the chose to be in the pulsing center and postcard of the largest city in the country, next to the people", said Tavolaro.[14]

On 22 July 2019, the broadcaster announced the hiring of the couple Mari Palma and Phelipe Siani.[15]

On 25 July 2019, CNN Brazil announced the hiring of its first black journalist, Luciana Barreto.[16]

On 3 August 2019, journalist Monalisa Perrone left TV Globo to accept "an irrefusable offer" made by CNN Brazil.[17]

Famous TV reporter and TV presenter Reinaldo Gottino left RecordTV on 16 September 2019 to join CNN Brazil, being the first reporter who wasn't a TV Globo employee to join the new broadcaster.[18]

Taís Lopes who was recently part of the JN local presenters rotation, where stood out and got CNN Brasil to meet on 4 November 2019.[19]

CNN Brazil Staff[]

Anchors
  • Carla Vilhena (São Paulo)
  • Carol Nogueira (São Paulo)
  • Daniela Lima (São Paulo)
  • Daniel Adjuto (São Paulo)
  • Elisa Veeck (São Paulo)
  • Kenzô Machida (Brasília)
  • Larissa Alvarenga (Brasília)
  • Luciana Barreto (Rio de Janeiro/São Paulo)
  • Marcela Rahal (São Paulo)
  • Márcio Gomes (São Paulo)
  • Monalisa Perrone (São Paulo)
  • Muriel Porfiro (São Paulo)
  • Paula Martini (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Rachel Amorim (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Rafael Colombo (São Paulo)
  • Roberta Russo (São Paulo)
  • William Waack (São Paulo)
Presenters
  • André Mifano (São Paulo)
  • Daniela Filomeno
  • Gabriela Prioli (São Paulo)
  • Gloria Vanique (São Paulo)
  • Iara Oliveira (São Paulo/Sports)
  • Leandro Karnal (São Paulo)
  • Lia Bock (São Paulo)
  • Mari Palma (São Paulo)
  • Pedro Andrade (São Paulo)
  • Phelipe Siani (São Paulo)
  • Roberto Kalil (São Paulo)
Analysts
  • Basilia Rodrigues (Politics)
  • Caio Junqueira (Politics)
  • Fernando Nakagawa (Economy)
  • Gustavo Uribe (Politics)
  • Iuri Pitta (Politics)
  • Leandro Resende (Politics)
  • Lourival Sant’Anna (International)
  • Priscila Yazbek (Economy)
  • Raquel Landim (Economy)
  • Renata Agostini (Politics)
  • Rita Wu (Technology)
  • Sidney Rezende (Politics)
  • Thais Arbex (Politics)
  • Thais Herédia (Economy)
Commentators
  • Alexandre Borges (Politics)
  • Alexandre Schwartsman (Economy)
  • Antonio Batista da Silva Junior (Business and Management)
  • Boris Casoy (Politics)
  • Bruno Garschagen (Politics)
  • Carmem Perez (Economy and Agribusiness)
  • Claudia Costin (Education)
  • Daniel Castanho (Companies, Business and Management)
  • Erika Bechara (Environment)
  • Fernando Gomes (Health)
  • Fernando Molica (Politics)
  • João Carlos Martins (Culture)
  • Marcos Fava Neves (Economy and Agribusiness)
  • Mauricio Pestana (Law and Inclusion)
  • Neca Setubal (Management and Inclusion)
  • Nina Silva (Entrepreneurship and Diversity)
  • Patrícia Travassos (Technology)
  • Rubens Barbosa (Brazil in the World)
  • Sergio Vale (Economy)
Correspondents
  • Denise Odorissi (London)
  • Flávia Duarte (London)
  • Heloísa Vilela (New York)
Reporters
  • Adriana de Luca (São Paulo)
  • Alisson Negrini (São Paulo)
  • Anne Barbosa (São Paulo)
  • Anthony Wells (São Paulo)
  • Bárbara Baião (Brasília)
  • Bruna Carvalho (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Bruna Macedo (São Paulo)
  • Bruna Ostermann (Porto Alegre)
  • Carla Bridi (Brasília)
  • Carol Queiroz (Manaus)
  • Caroline Louise (Belo Horizonte)
  • Caroline Rosito (Brasília)
  • Cassius Zeilmann (Brasília)
  • Cleber Rodrigues (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Danúbia Braga (São Paulo)
  • Diego Barros (Recife)
  • Evandro Cini (São Paulo)
  • Everton Souza (São Paulo)
  • Gabrielle Ravasco (Florianópolis)
  • Galton Sé (Brasília)
  • Iara Maggioni (Curitiba)
  • Isabella Faria (São Paulo)
  • Isabelle Saleme (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Jairo Nascimento (São Paulo)
  • Jaqueline Frizon (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Julliana Lopes (Brasília)
  • Karla Chaves (São Paulo)
  • Larissa Rodrigues (Brasília)
  • Leandro Magalhães (Brasília)
  • Lucas Madureira (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Luiza Muttoni (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Marcela Monteiro (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Marina Demori (Goiânia)
  • Matheus Meirelles (São Paulo)
  • Mathias Brotero (Brasília)
  • Natália André (Brasília)
  • Nohlan Hubertus (Brasília)
  • Paula Nobre (São Paulo)
  • Pedro Duran (Rio de Janeiro)
  • Pedro Teixeira (Brasília)
  • Rachel Vargas (Brasília)
  • Renan Fiuza (São Paulo)
  • Silvana Freire (Salvador)
  • Soraya Lauand (São Paulo)
  • Stephanie Alves (São Paulo)
  • Tainá Falcão (São Paulo)
  • Tainá Farfan (Brasília)
  • Teo Cury (Brasília)
  • Tiago Américo (São Paulo)
Former integrants
  • Alana Araújo
  • Alexandre Garcia (Jovem Pan)
  • Amanda Vasconcelos (BM&C News)
  • André Spigariol (Crusoé)
  • Arianna Fonseca (TV Brasília)
  • Augusto de Arruda Botelho
  • Bruno Salles
  • Caio Coppolla (Jovem Pan)
  • Carolina Abelin (Jovem Pan)
  • Chico Prado
  • Cris Dias (Rede Bandeirantes)
  • Débora Freitas (CBN São Paulo)
  • Diego Rezende (América TV)
  • Diego Sarza (UOL)
  • Eduardo Carvalho (UOL)
  • Evaristo Costa
  • Felipe Boldrini (EPTV Campinas)
  • Igor Gadelha (Metrópoles)
  • Jhonatã Gabriel (TVE Bahia)
  • João Venturi (SBT)
  • Lara Mota (TV Iguaçu)
  • Leandro Narloch (Folha de São Paulo)
  • Lucilene Kaxinawá (SIC TV)
  • Luiza Duarte
  • Luiza Tenan
  • Manuella Niclewicz (RICtv)
  • Mateus Koelzer (Canal Rural)
  • Núria Saldanha
  • Paula Brazão
  • Reinaldo Gottino (RecordTV)
  • Ricardo Caldas (TV Brasil)
  • Ricardo Pereira (BandNews FM RJ)
  • Rita Lisauskas
  • Sandro Zeppi
  • Sid Marcus (Band Minas)
  • Taís Lopes (TV Verdes Mares)
  • Talis Mauricio
  • Tomé Abduch (Jovem Pan)

Programming[]

Weekdays[20]
BRT Program[21] Host(s)
6a-11a
CNN Novo Dia
 Rafael Colombo, Luciana Barreto and Elisa Veeck
11a-1:30p
Live CNN
 Marcela Rahal e Daniel Adjuto
1:30p-3:30p
Visão CNN
 Carla Vilhena
3:30p-5:50p
CNN 360°
 Daniela Lima
5:50p-7:30p
CNN Prime Time
 Márcio Gomes
7:30p-9:30p
Expresso CNN
 Monalisa Perrone
Sun, 9:20p-9:30p
O Grande Debate - Investimentos
 Priscila Yazbek
9:30p-10:30p
Jornal da CNN
 William Waack e Carol Nogueira
Sun, 10:30p-11:15p
Entre Mundos
 Pedro Andrade
Tue, 10:30p-11:15p
O Grande Debate
 Carol Nogueira
Wed, 10:30p-11:15p
CNN Sinais Vitais
 Roberto Kalil
Thu, 10:30p-11:15p
CNN Soft Business
 Phelipe Siani e Fernando Nakagawa
Fri, 10:30p-11:15p
CNN Nosso Mundo
 Luciana Barreto
11:15p-12:15a
Agora CNN
 Muriel Porfiro
Saturday[20]
BRT Program[21] Host(s)
6a-9a
Agora CNN Sábado
 Rotation of Presenters
9a-12p
CNN Sábado Manhã
 Rotation of Presenters
12p-12:30p
Em Alta CNN
 Mari Palma e Phelipe Siani
2p-4p
CNN Sábado Tarde
 Rotation of Presenters
6:30p-8p
CNN Sábado Noite
 Rotation of Presenters
8p-9p
Jornal da CNN Edição de Sábado
 Glória Vanique
9p-9:45p
CNN Viagem & Gastronomia
 Daniela Filomeno
9:45p-11p
À Prioli
 Gabriela Prioli
11p-11:45p
Universo Karnal
 Leandro Karnal
11:45p-12:35a
Anthony Bourdain: Lugares Desconhecidos
 André Mifano
Sunday[20]
BRT Program[21] Host(s)
6a-9a
Agora CNN Domingo
 Rotation of Presenters
9a-12p
CNN Domingo Manhã
 Rotation of Presenters
3p-5:15p
CNN Domingo Tarde
 Rotation of Presenters
6:45p-7:35p
Anthony Bourdain: Lugares Desconhecidos
 André Mifano
7:35p-8:15p
CNN Domingo Noite
 Rotation of Presenters
9:45p-10:30p
WW
 William Waack
10:30p-11:15p
Entre Mundos
 Pedro Andrade
Upcoming
BRT Program[21] Host(s)
TBA
CNN Séries Originais
 Elisa Veeck

References[]

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  2. ^ a b c Feltrin, Ricardo (23 January 2020). "Após Claro Net, CNN Brasil fecha acordo com operadora Sky" (in Portuguese). Uol. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
  3. ^ "CNN Brasil fecha acordo com Oi TV e garante atingir 12 milhões de assinantes na TV paga" (in Portuguese). Na Telinha. 27 February 2020. Retrieved 28 February 2020.
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  5. ^ "CNN to launch in Brazil". Iberian Lawyer. 17 January 2020. Retrieved 5 April 2020.
  6. ^ CNN Brasil abre sede provisória em São Paulo
  7. ^ "CNN terá canal no Brasil e prevê contratação de 400 jornalistas" (in Portuguese). Exame. 15 January 2019. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
  8. ^ Padiglione, Cristina (23 March 2017). "CNN prepara lançamento de canal no Brasil, em parceria com a RedeTV!" (in Portuguese). Folha de S. Paulo. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
  9. ^ Valim, Carlos Eduardo (22 February 2019). "O construtor de uma nova TV" (in Portuguese). Isto É Dinheiro. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
  10. ^ "Douglas Tavolaro deixa a Record para comandar canal CNN no Brasil" (in Portuguese). 14 January 2019. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
  11. ^ Lima, Ana Cora (14 January 2019). "Ex-chefão do jornalismo da Record, Douglas Tavolaro comandará CNN no Brasil" (in Portuguese). Uol. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
  12. ^ Farias, Carolina (4 June 2019). "Evaristo Costa e William Waack são os primeiros âncoras anunciados pela CNN" (in Portuguese). Uol. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
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  16. ^ Feltrin, Ricardo (25 July 2019). "CNN Brasil reforça time e contraa ex-apresentadora do canal Futura" (in Portuguese). Uol. Retrieved 2 September 2019.
  17. ^ Castro, Daniel (3 September 2019). "Após 20 anos de Globo, Monalisa Perrone pede demissão e vai para a CNN Brasil" (in Portuguese). Notícias da TV. Retrieved 3 September 2019.
  18. ^ Castro, Daniel (16 September 2019). "Reinaldo Gottino pede demissão da Record e reforça time da CNN Brasil". Uol (in Portuguese). Notícias da TV. Retrieved 16 September 2019.
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