TV Gazeta

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Rede Gazeta

Type	Broadcast television network
Country	Brazil
First air date	January 25, 1970 (1970-01-25)
Availability	National (In Brazil)
Founded	January 25, 1970 (1970-01-25) by Fundação Cásper Líbero
Headquarters	São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Owner	Fundação Cásper Líbero
Former names	CNT/Gazeta
Digital channel(s)	Channel 17 (São Paulo)
Official website	www.tvgazeta.com.br

Headquarters of Gazeta TV in São Paulo

Rede Gazeta (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈʁedʒi ɡaˈzetɐ]), also known as TV Gazeta or only Gazeta (in English, (the) Gazette Network) is a Brazilian television network based in São Paulo.

History[]

TV Gazeta was founded in 1970 in São Paulo. It is part of Cásper Líbero Foundation. It was one of the first Brazilian TV stations to broadcast in color in 1970, together with RecordTV, Rede Bandeirantes, Rede Globo, Rede Tupi and TV Cultura. In 1993 it merged with CNT (Central Nacional de Televisão, National Central Television), and its São Paulo local station became known CNT/Gazeta. In 2000, the partnership ended, and TV Gazeta turned into Rede Gazeta (Portuguese for Gazeta Network). Both networks are currently independent television networks.

Programs[]

Shows

• Nossa Noite com Rinaldi Faria
• Festa do Mallandro (1998-2002)
• Programa Ligação (1997-2001)

Other programs

• 5 Discos
• A Máquina (2012-2016)
• Amor Concreto
• Cozinha Amiga
• Edição Extra
• Festa Sertaneja
• Gazeta Esportiva
• Hoje Tem (2011-2016)
• Jornal da Gazeta
• Jornal da Gazeta Edição das 10
• LBF - Brazilian Women's Basketball League
• Mesa Redonda
• Mulheres
• O Mochileiro (2014-2015)
• Os Impedidos (2013)
• Ouça! (2015)
• Revista da Cidade
• Sempre Bela
• Todo Seu'(2004-2019)
• Vem Comigo
• Você Bonita

External links[]

• Official website

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