Telemundo Live is a US television network that broadcasts in Spanish. The network is the second largest producer of content in the world and the second largest Spanish-language network in the United States, behind Univision.
The live channel Telemundo reaches 58 percent of Hispanic and Latino households in 142 markets through the air, cable and internet. An average of 1,035,000 total viewers tuned for its line of weekdays in primetime 2007.
This is the only Spanish-language network that produces most of its telenovelas. Unlike Univision, which only has subtitles in Spanish, many programs come to consubtítulos air in Spanish and English.
History of Telemundo Live
Live Telemundo was founded by Angel Ramos, a television station in San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1954. Telemundo Communications Group, parent company network, esparte division of Comcast NBC Universal. Most channel programs are filmed in their studies of Miami. If you did not know, in 2011, 85% of Telemundo's telenovelas were filmed in Miami.
His most series Telemundo broadcast live were La Tormenta (150 countries), Bella Calamities (110 countries), Pasión de Gavilanes (sold to 102 countries), Zorro: Laespada and Rosa (sold to 98 countries), Where is Elisa? (Sold to 90 countries) Más Sabe el Diablo (sold to 75 countries), Phantom of Elena (sold to 70 countries), La Reina del Sur (sold to 70 countries) and The Face Analia (sold to 60 countries).
In 2004, the channel launched Telemundo Television Studios in Miami. The network subtitling also initiated many of his novels in English via subtitles. According to NBC, Telemundo gave greater emphasis to the original programming and product placement. The network was spending $ 100 million a year to produce their own shows around the middle of the decade. After it was bought by NBCUniversal, the network decided to stop importing telenovelas from Latin America and to start producing its own. To do this, Telemundo Live partnered with RTI Colombia Colombian producer and production of the Mexican company Argos Comunicación. Telenovelas follow the Mexican model. For its telenovelas recognized by audiences in the US and Latin America, Telemundo hired famous actors and actresses from Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina and Puerto Rico, now US-born actors and actresses Hispanics who speak Spanish fluently is also contracts.
In March 2007, NBC Universal announced that it had restructured the entertainment division in an effort to reduce the dominance of Univision ratings. From autumn 2007, the network had to be cut the first commercial break every prime time show with only 60 seconds long. He also plans to issue Series 2008 Idols of Youth, uninterrupted, with the placement of generalized products instead of traditional advertising spots. NBC also announced the intention to dispose station Telemundo original live in Puerto Rico and Los Angeles to finance the acquisition of Oxygen Media. The December 21, 2007, NBCUniversal announced that WKAQ-TV and was not for sale, indicating that Telemundo in Puerto Rico would remain within the family of NBC.
On April 23, 2009 Telemundo Live became the first US-based Spanish language to begin broadcasting its programming in prime time 16:09 1080i HD. At first, Telemundo O & S in nine markets (New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Francisco, Houston, Miami, Las Vegas and Puerto Rico) were air Telemundo programming in HD. The rest of O & S phase were to HD programming over the next twelve months. It is unknown if and when the third party owned affiliates do the same.
Actual Live Telemundo Programming
Today in the World ("Today in the World"), a program of Telemundo Live, entered the air to inform the public of national and international events. This program and its companion Mañanita ("In the early morning") program were canceled due to the arrival of the much heralded Maria Antonieta Collins of Univision
A float Telemundo Live Day Parade 2010 North Hudson Cuban in Union City, New Jersey. Telemundo and Televisa launched a network of joint ownership in Mexico in August 2009. The new network is available on cable and satellite in Mexico.
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