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'''Channel 13''' (known by its current brand name '''El trece''', stylized as '''eltrece''')<ref>{{cite web|title=El Trece ahora es eltrece|url=http://television.com.ar/el-trece-ahora-es-eltrece/19728|publisher=television.com.ar|accessdate=2 July 2016|ref=24 June 2016}}</ref> is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[television network]] and the [[flagship station]] of the network of the same name, located in the capital of [[Argentina]], [[Buenos Aires]]. It is owned by [[Grupo Clarín]]. |
'''Channel 13''' (known by its current brand name '''El trece''', stylized as '''eltrece''')<ref>{{cite web|title=El Trece ahora es eltrece|url=http://television.com.ar/el-trece-ahora-es-eltrece/19728|publisher=television.com.ar|accessdate=2 July 2016|ref=24 June 2016}}</ref> is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[free-to-air]] [[television network]] and the [[flagship station]] of the network of the same name, located in the capital of [[Argentina]], [[Buenos Aires]]. It is owned by [[Grupo Clarín]]. |
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As mentioned by its name, it broadcasts on VHF channel 13 in Buenos Aires, where the main station is located. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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=== Foundation === |
=== Foundation === |
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Channel 13 was founded in 1960, and started broadcasting on |
Channel 13 was founded in 1960, and started broadcasting on 1 October 1960, at 8:30 p.m. The channel was tendered to the company Rio de la Plata S.A. TV, founded by Cuban businessman [[Goar Mestre]] and the US network [[CBS]]. In the mid-1960s, [[Editorial Atlántida]] and Mestre's wife bought the shares of the channel. Since then, Channel 13 began to compete strongly with the other two open private channels of the city of [[Buenos Aires]], [[Canal 9 (Argentina)|Channel 9]] and [[Telefe|Channel 11]], which had gone through a similar process. |
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⚫ | In those yearsm there were great successes in the Argentine television industry, with Channel 13 broadcasting ''Viendo a Biondi'' (''"Seeing Biondi"'') comedy show centered on characters by Pepe Biondi, ''The Falcón Family'' starring Pedro Quartucci, and sketch comedy shows such as ''Telecataplum'', featuring an innovative group of Uruguayan comedians including [[Ricardo Espalter]], [[Enrique Almada]] and [[Gabriela Acher]], among others. |
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=== Nationalization === |
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=== Nationalisation === |
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⚫ | During the self-styled '''National |
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⚫ | In 1974, the government of [[Isabel Perón]] nationalised the station along with two other [[terrestrial television|terrestrial]] private channels of Buenos Aires ([[Canal 9 (Argentina)|Channel 9]] and [[Telefe|Channel 11]]), in order to bring a [[media policy]] based on the European way, where television was largely managed by the government. |
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=== Privatization === |
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⚫ | After 15 years as a government |
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⚫ | Since then, the channel is positioned as the second in |
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⚫ | During the self-styled '''National Reorganisation Process''', the last military dictatorship that ruled the country from 1976 to 1983 - the channel's administration was handed over to the [[Argentine Navy]], a condition maintained until 1983, when democratic rule was restored. However, the network continued under public administration, as it was always been since the Perón administrations. The Navy helped the station in its transition to colour broadcasts on Labor Day, 1 May 1980. |
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=== Privatisation === |
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Between 1997 and 2000, the channel used the slogan '''La Tele'''. |
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⚫ | After 15 years as a government-owned station, on December 1989, [[Artear]], a company with majority ownership by Artes Gráficas Editorial Argentino S.A (AGEA), publisher of the [[Clarín (Argentine newspaper)|Clarín]] newspaper and part of its multimedia conglomerate, officially took over the station management. |
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=== 2000s === |
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In 2000, the trading name of the Canal 13, becomes on '''Canal Trece''', opens the slogan '''La Tele del 2000''' (replacing La Tele.) and is a restyling of the logo, with new graphics and ID. |
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In 2001, acquired the slogan ''Estás en casa''. |
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⚫ | Since then, the channel is positioned as the second in [[Audience measurement|TV ratings]] in [[Buenos Aires]], competing against [[Telefe]]. In the 1990s, achieved great ratings, thanks to political comedy programs [[Tato Bores]], programs of cultural and ''La aventura del hombre'', TV series [[La Banda del Golden Rocket]], ''Montaña Rusa'' ''Gasoleros'' and the series ''Campeones de la vida'' and ''Poliladron''. |
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In the last decade, the channel remained in second place, with the exception of 2005 due to the high rating that was the arrival of Marcelo Tinelli to Channel 9. The most successful of the first half of the decade were the sitcoms The soda vender of my life and love are the telenovelas ''Soy un gitano'', ''[[Floricienta]]'' and ''Padre Coraje'', and the series ''Mi culpable de amor'' and the comedy-news show CQC. |
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In 2000, its brand name was changed to '''Canal Trece''' (literally ''Channel Thirteen''). |
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In the second half of the last decade, more precisely in 2005, landed Diego Armando Maradona, to conduct the program of entertainment the night of 10. |
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In December of that year, Art bought 30% of the shares of the producer of Marcelo Tinelli, Ideas del Sur. In 2006, caused great impact on audiences, the arrival of Marcelo Tinelli and his production ideas from the south (including all their products). Increased the overall average audience, entertainment shows such as ''Mañanas informales'' and ''[[Cuestión de peso]]'' and the sitcom ''Sos mi vida''. |
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In the 2007-2008 season, the sitcom ''Son de fierro'' y ''Por amor a vos'', the series ''Mujeres asesinas'', ''Amas de casa desesperadas'' and ''Socia'', ''Tratame bien'', as well and one of the women's telenovelas, ''[[Patito Feo]]'' and ''Valiente'', the latter marked the return of prime time genre of the channel. |
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During the 2000s, Channel 13 remained in second place on TV ratings. |
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In December 2008, became an institutional relaunch of Art. The new trading name of '''Canal Trece''' became '''El Trece''', was released the slogan ''Si puedes soñarlo, puedes ver (para reemplazarlos en casa)'' (If you can dream it, you can see (to replace these at home)) and made a restyling of the logo, with new graphics and ID, in charge of the U.S. company C & G Partners, which created the original isotype tetracolor sun in 1994. |
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In December 2005, Artear bought 30% of shares from Ideas del Sur. |
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⚫ | In January 2009, |
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⚫ | In January 2009, the channel rebranded itself with another graphical package, but kept its logo. In April of that year, after several failed attempts, Channel 13 launched its own international channel (El Trece Internacional), which is broadcast in over 20 countries via subscription television. Between 24 and 26 March and 5 May 2009, Artear's satellite feeds (which included Channel 13's satellite feed, ''El Trece Satelital'') suffered unusual interferences. Although the opposition lawmakers blamed the Cristina Fernandez left-wing administration, the anomalies were finally determined to be caused by a Mexican broadcasting company. |
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On September 21, 2009, The Thirteen made an aesthetic renewal, premiering new graphics and ID, but keep the logo. |
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=== 2010s=== |
=== 2010s=== |
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Channel 13 (known by its current brand name El trece, stylized as eltrece)[1] is an Argentine free-to-air television network and the flagship station of the network of the same name, located in the capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires. It is owned by Grupo Clarín.
As mentioned by its name, it broadcasts on VHF channel 13 in Buenos Aires, where the main station is located.
History
Foundation
Channel 13 was founded in 1960, and started broadcasting on 1 October 1960, at 8:30 p.m. The channel was tendered to the company Rio de la Plata S.A. TV, founded by Cuban businessman Goar Mestre and the US network CBS. In the mid-1960s, Editorial Atlántida and Mestre's wife bought the shares of the channel. Since then, Channel 13 began to compete strongly with the other two open private channels of the city of Buenos Aires, Channel 9 and Channel 11, which had gone through a similar process.
In those yearsm there were great successes in the Argentine television industry, with Channel 13 broadcasting Viendo a Biondi ("Seeing Biondi") comedy show centered on characters by Pepe Biondi, The Falcón Family starring Pedro Quartucci, and sketch comedy shows such as Telecataplum, featuring an innovative group of Uruguayan comedians including Ricardo Espalter, Enrique Almada and Gabriela Acher, among others.
Nationalisation
In 1974, the government of Isabel Perón nationalised the station along with two other terrestrial private channels of Buenos Aires (Channel 9 and Channel 11), in order to bring a media policy based on the European way, where television was largely managed by the government.
During the self-styled National Reorganisation Process, the last military dictatorship that ruled the country from 1976 to 1983 - the channel's administration was handed over to the Argentine Navy, a condition maintained until 1983, when democratic rule was restored. However, the network continued under public administration, as it was always been since the Perón administrations. The Navy helped the station in its transition to colour broadcasts on Labor Day, 1 May 1980.
Privatisation
After 15 years as a government-owned station, on December 1989, Artear, a company with majority ownership by Artes Gráficas Editorial Argentino S.A (AGEA), publisher of the Clarín newspaper and part of its multimedia conglomerate, officially took over the station management.
Since then, the channel is positioned as the second in TV ratings in Buenos Aires, competing against Telefe. In the 1990s, achieved great ratings, thanks to political comedy programs Tato Bores, programs of cultural and La aventura del hombre, TV series La Banda del Golden Rocket, Montaña Rusa Gasoleros and the series Campeones de la vida and Poliladron.
Since 1996, the channel operates with Pol-ka Producciones, owned by actor and producer Adrian Suar, who in 2002 became program manager of the channel.
2000s
In 2000, its brand name was changed to Canal Trece (literally Channel Thirteen).
In 2002, the network started a new trend, which consisted on renewing its aesthetic graphical package every year.
During the 2000s, Channel 13 remained in second place on TV ratings.
In December 2005, Artear bought 30% of shares from Ideas del Sur.
In January 2009, the channel rebranded itself with another graphical package, but kept its logo. In April of that year, after several failed attempts, Channel 13 launched its own international channel (El Trece Internacional), which is broadcast in over 20 countries via subscription television. Between 24 and 26 March and 5 May 2009, Artear's satellite feeds (which included Channel 13's satellite feed, El Trece Satelital) suffered unusual interferences. Although the opposition lawmakers blamed the Cristina Fernandez left-wing administration, the anomalies were finally determined to be caused by a Mexican broadcasting company.
2010s
In 2010 and 2011, eltrece managed to defeat Telefe and rank first in the general audience average, a fact that had not happened in 20 years, until the ratings are gained won the last 5 months of 2010 and the last 8 months of 2011, driven largely by the high audience of Showmatch, added to the very good performance of Telenoche, the daily shows Malparida, Los únicos y Herederos de una venganza, entertainment programs Sábado show, La cocina del show and A todo o nada and the fourth season of Este es el show. In 2012 the station returned to 2nd place, remaining in that position until today.
During the first half of this decade (2010-2014) the featured programs were: telenovelas Malparida, Herederos de una venganza, Los Únicos, Sos mi hombre, Solamente vos, Farsantes and Guapas, the shows Para vestir santos, El puntero and Tiempos compulsivos, entertainment programs and news with the new season of Showmatch, Este es el show, Sábado show, El diario de Mariana, Periodismo para todos, A todo o nada and Los 8 escalones and its reality shows Soñando por bailar, Soñando por cantar y Cuestión de peso. With this programming, the channel remains in 2nd place during 2012, 2013 and 2014.
Tinelli with Showmatch remained as the main figure of the channel during this decade. He was absent in 2013, which is when he decides to take a sabbatical year after having finished his contract with eltrece; in that year he was about to switch to Telefe, in the middle of an operation led by the Kirchner through the businessman Cristóbal López, to harm Grupo Clarín. The figure of the channel that most consolidated in the channel during this decade was Guido Kaczka, who led programs such as A todo o nada, Los 8 escalones, Dar la nota, La mejor elección, Hacelo feliz, Las puertas and La tribuna de Guido.
In March 2014, after 34 years, the diva Mirtha Legrand returned to the screen of eltrece with her program Almorzando con Mirtha Legrand (which airs on Sundays at 1:30 p.m.) and La noche de Mirtha (Saturdays at 10:00 p.m.).
Notable foreign programming
References
- ^ "El Trece ahora es eltrece". television.com.ar. Retrieved 2 July 2016.