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Citytv Bogotá 
Branding Citytv Channels Analog: NTSC-M channel 21 (UHF) Affiliations Citytv Owner Casa Editorial El Tiempo Website citytv.com.co Citytv Bogotá is a local television station in Colombia's capital city. It is owned by the Casa Editorial El Tiempo (CEET), which publishes the main national Colombian daily newspaper El Tiempo, as well as other magazines such as Portafolio, Cambio, Motor, and Carrusel. CEET licensed the Canadian television system's Citytv brand. It started broadcasting on March 19, 1999 on UHF channel 21 in Bogotá.
Some programs from the original Canadian station (like MuchMusic and Electric Circus, whose Colombian versions are Mucha Música and Circo eléctrico) are versioned for local audience, while others, like FashionTelevision or SexTV are dubbed versions. It also follows the philosophy of the original Citytv: at its news shows (as Citynoticias and the morning wide show Arriba Bogotá) anchors read the news standing up from various parts of the studio / newsroom.
Citytv Bogota contributes with its own material to the video sharing website Citytv.com.co which also serves as Citytv Bogota only website.
External links
- (Spanish) Citytv Bogotá
- (Spanish) Casa Editorial El Tiempo Official Site
Television stations in Bogotá, Colombia Over the air Canal Capital 2/[19] • Canal Uno 3/7/[16]* • RCN TV 4/8/[15] • Caracol TV 5/10/[14] • Canal Institucional 6/9/[16] • Señal Colombia 11/12/[16] • Canal 13/[18] • Citytv 21/[40] • ABN 41 • Bogotá TV 43 • Teleamiga 45 • CBN 47 • CMB 49 • Nova TV 51 • DC-TV 53 • HSB 55 • Red TV 58Local cable channels Cable Noticias • Canal Congreso • Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas • Zoom Canal Universitario NacionalDefunct channels Cadena 2 / Canal A 9 (1972-2004) · Teletigre 9 (1966-1971) · Tele 9 Corazón (1971-1972)- Canal Uno is state-owned, privately-run
Channels in italics are state-owned · Numbers in brackets indicate digital channels · Full list · See also: Television in Colombia
Television stations in Colombia National channels Major local and regional
channelsCanal 13 · Canal Capital · Canal U** · Citytv Bogotá · Teleantioquia · Telecafé · Telecaribe · Teleislas · Telemedellín · Telepacífico · Televisión Regional del OrienteReligious
channelsABN · CMB · Cristovisión · Teleamiga · TelevidaMajor cable and satellite
channelsCable Noticias · Canal Congreso · Canal Noticolombia · Caracol TV Internacional · Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas · TV Colombia · Zoom Canal Universitario NacionalDefunct channels Cadena 2 / Canal A (1972-2004) · Teletigre (1966-1971) · Tele 9 Corazón (1971-1972)*Canal Uno is state-owned, privately-run
**Canal U is run by state and private universities in Antioquia
Channels in italics are state-owned · Full list · See also: Television in Bogotá - Television in ColombiaOwned and operated stations Affiliates International franchises BogotáDefunct franchises See also 
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