On air, Canal 7 produces and broadcasts a mix of local newscasts, political talk shows, sports analysis programs, and special cultural documentaries. The flagship news programs are Noticiero 7 Primera Edición (airing Monday to Friday at 1:15 PM) and Noticiero 7 Edición Central (airing Monday to Friday at 8:15 PM), which cover local, provincial, and national events . Debate Abierto is a morning political talk show airing weekdays at 8:00 AM, while Libertad de Opinión airs every Tuesday at 9:15 PM. The channel also features Opinión Deportiva, a sports commentary program airing Sundays at 11:00 PM, and Portal UNSE, a weekly summary of news from the National University of Santiago del Estero . In 2025, the channel celebrated its 60th anniversary with a documentary special titled Uniendo Pueblos, hosted by Benjamín Ferreyra and journalist Neri Casazola, which traveled through the interior towns of the province to review six decades of history, culture, and communication .

The channel is a key affiliate of the Telefe network, broadcasting most of the national network’s prime-time programs, dramas, and entertainment shows to the Santiago del Estero region . However, it frequently preempts national programming to produce local specials, particularly during the weekend schedule, and to cover provincial political and cultural events . A beloved symbol of the channel is its mascot, "El Pichi", a popular character who frequently appears at public celebrations and community events, having been a central figure during the 60th-anniversary festivities in Plaza Libertad .

Canal 7 has a vast technical reach. It operates a network of 29 repeaters across the province of Santiago del Estero, plus additional repeaters in the provinces of Catamarca and Tucumán, covering almost the entire territory of these neighboring provinces with its open signal . The channel broadcasts in High Definition (HD) and also maintains a Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) signal on UHF channel 42 under the ISDB-T standard, allowing for modern digital broadcasts .

Canal 7 strives to be the primary source of news, entertainment, and cultural identity for the people of Santiago del Estero. The mission of the channel is to serve as a pillar of historical memory and community building, reflecting the social, political, and institutional milestones of the province for over six decades. It is recognized for its commitment to local production, technological innovation, and its unique ability to connect the urban centers with the most remote rural communities of the Argentine Northwest . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Canal 7 provides the opportunity to watch its programming across the province, the country, and online, ensuring Santiagueños everywhere can stay connected to their homeland.

On air, VerTV features a mix of live television channels, video-on-demand content, series, movies, and premieres . The platform positions itself as a digital content aggregator, allowing viewers to watch open television channels online through its streaming applications . The service also includes a dedicated news division, VerTV Noticias, which has produced political reports and interviews with Venezuelan figures such as comedian Luis Chataing . The channel has also ventured into live theater streaming, broadcasting musical performances live to audiences at home .

VerTV distributes its content through its own website and mobile applications available for Android devices . The Ver TV Argentina en Vivo app allows users to watch open television channels online, add favorite channels to a list, and watch content on smart TVs . The company has also secured exclusive agreements for content distribution, and as of September 2024, Ver TV S.A. became a wholly-owned subsidiary of El Hombre Mil S.A. following a corporate restructuring with Telecom Argentina .

VerTV strives to provide Argentine viewers with a modern, flexible platform for watching television content online, combining live channels, on-demand content, and original productions. The mission of the channel is to adapt to new viewing habits, offering audiences the ability to watch their favorite content anywhere, anytime, on any device. Thanks to its infrastructure as both an ISP and content provider, VerTV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Argentine audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its programming and channel lineup wherever they are.

On air, Unife features a mix of family-oriented programming that includes news, entertainment, soap operas (telenovelas), talk shows, sports, cooking segments, and children's content . The channel's programming philosophy is to offer content that is "sana, educativa, entretenida y variada" (healthy, educational, entertaining, and varied), with the explicit goal of bringing families together in front of the television . Unife operates with 17 hours of live programming on weekdays, including news, magazine shows, and a youth program, as well as pre-recorded content .

Religious content is a core part of the schedule, but the channel also broadcasts secular offerings, including biblical telenovelas from Brazilian network Record TV, such as Genesis, Moses and the Ten Commandments, Jezabel, The Rich and Lazarus, and Apocalipse . The channel has also acquired a catalog of films from Sony Pictures Entertainment for its Cine Unife Max strand, including titles such as Blade Runner 2049, The Dark Tower, and The Emoji Movie . Other secular programming includes Unife Deportes (sports news), cooking segments featuring Elba Rodríguez (winner of the first MasterChef Argentina), and the magazine program Tardes Virales .

Unife is available throughout Argentina via digital terrestrial television and on cable operators in the interior of the country . The channel is also available internationally, with dedicated networks in Mexico (on channel 8.3 in Mexico City), Peru (launched May 1, 2021), Portugal (launched August 30, 2022), and Costa Rica (launched March 3, 2025) . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Unife through the official Unife website and via the Unife mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices . Online television of Unife is accessible on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that audiences across Argentina, Latin America, and the global Portuguese- and Spanish-speaking diaspora can access its family-oriented programming wherever they are.

Unife strives to provide a healthy, educational, and entertaining alternative for families, combining Christian values with quality entertainment content. The mission of the channel is to inform, educate, and unite the family in front of the television, offering programming that promotes faith, culture, and positive values. According to its director, the channel's slogan is "Sumate a un buen día" (Join in a good day) . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Unife provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its family-friendly programming reaches audiences across Argentina, Latin America, Europe, and around the world wherever they are.

On air, TN broadcasts live 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a programming schedule built around continuous news bulletins that can last up to four hours each . The channel's coverage includes politics, economy, sports, entertainment, technology, music, and investigative reports . The evening schedule, starting at 10:00 PM, features political analysis shows hosted by leading journalists and writers from Grupo Clarín . The channel's news format emphasizes live coverage of breaking events, extensive field reporting, and federal coverage from across Argentina. TN is recognized for its major live coverage of historic events, including the 2001 economic crisis, the election of Pope Francis, and Argentina's 2022 World Cup victory celebrations, which achieved record audience peaks .

Notable on-air personalities who have worked at TN include Santo Biasatti, María Laura Santillán, Marcelo Bonelli, Nelson Castro, Dominique Metzger, Joaquín Morales Solá, Débora Pérez Volpin, Silvia Martínez, Guillermo Lobo, Sergio Lapegüe, and Roxy Vázquez . The channel maintains a strong editorial line aligned with Grupo Clarín's political and economic perspective, shared with the newspaper Clarín and Radio Mitre . Under the leadership of news director Ricardo Ravanelli, the channel's philosophy prioritizes journalistic coverage and breaking news over opinion-driven commentary . The slogan of TN is "Todos nosotros" (All of us) .

Following a fire at the Artear building on January 31, 2016, TN briefly went off air but quickly recovered, broadcasting from outside the building before fully restoring its signal . On June 1, 2011, TN began broadcasting in high definition (1080i HDTV), significantly improving its picture and sound quality . The channel celebrated its 30th anniversary on June 1, 2023, with special programming and audiovisual campaigns highlighting 30 historic news events covered by the channel .

TN is available throughout Argentina via cable and satellite television providers, and internationally through TN Internacional . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of TN through the official website at tn.com.ar, the TN mobile application (available for iOS and Android devices), and the channel's official YouTube stream . Online television of TN includes live streaming, on-demand video clips, push notifications for breaking news, text-to-speech functionality for news articles, and immersive 360-degree video content . The tn.com.ar website was founded in 1999 and is the fourth most-visited news site in Argentina .

TN strives to be the leading news reference for Argentine audiences, providing comprehensive, real-time coverage of national and international events. The mission of the channel is to report with objectivity and journalistic integrity, maintaining a federal perspective that connects with viewers across all regions of Argentina. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TN provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Argentine audiences across the country and around the world can access its news coverage wherever they are.

On air, Telenord is involved in covering local cultural events and providing a platform for political discussions. For example, the channel has broadcast the finals of the "Corrientes Baila" dance competition, a local talent event organized by the Municipality of Corrientes . Additionally, the channel has hosted political figures for interviews, such as national senator Guadalupe Tagliaferri and national deputy Sofía Brambilla, who appeared on the program to discuss local and provincial political issues .

Telenord is available to viewers in Argentina via cable television on the Gigared network. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Telenord through the official streaming website teleon-tv.com, which offers legal streaming of the channel from the official source without requiring a subscription . Online television of Telenord is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that residents of Corrientes and former residents living elsewhere in Argentina or abroad can stay connected to their home province wherever they are.

Telenord strives to be a primary source of local news, entertainment, and cultural coverage for the Corrientes community. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events and issues that affect their daily lives, from local politics and health to entertainment and cultural events. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Telenord provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that the Corrientes community can stay connected to its local broadcaster wherever they are.

Telefe (acronym for Televisión Federal) is an Argentine free-to-air television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded on January 15, 1990, replacing the historic Canal 11, which had been on air since July 21, 1961 . The channel is headquartered in Martínez, Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina, and its studios are located at Avenida Sir Alexander Fleming 1101 . Telefe is owned by the Argentine businessman Gustavo Scaglione, who acquired the channel from the American media giant Paramount in a transaction finalized in October 2025 . The channel is the most-watched broadcast television network in Argentina, reaching 95% of households in the country, totaling more than 44 million people, and has led the audience ratings for 11 consecutive years .

On air, Telefe produces and broadcasts a wide range of programming, including news, entertainment, drama series, reality shows, and sports. The channel's news division is called Telefe Noticias, which produces five daily news editions . The morning schedule includes #BuenTelefe, a magazine program hosted by Adrián Puente and Érica Fontana (weekdays from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM), followed by #TT: Tiempo y Tránsito presented by Daniel Roggiano . The midday edition, El Noticiero de la Gente, is hosted by Germán Paoloski and Milva Castellini (1:00 PM to 2:30 PM), while the flagship evening newscast, Telefe Noticias, is anchored by Rodolfo Barili (8:00 PM to 9:45 PM) . The late-night edition is called Staff, hosted by Miguel Bossio, Mariano García, and Florencia Scarpatti .

Entertainment and reality programming are cornerstones of Telefe's schedule. The channel is known for producing the Argentine version of Gran Hermano (Big Brother), hosted by Santiago del Moro, which maintains a strong cultural presence . Other successful shows include MasterChef Celebrity, La Voz Argentina, and PH: Podemos Hablar (a talk show) . In April 2026, the channel confirmed the return of the iconic reality musical Popstars, which will be hosted by actor Nico Vázquez and aims to form a new pop band . The channel also airs Cortá por Lozano, a daytime talk show hosted by Vero Lozano, who has been positioned as one of the main figures of the network's new era . Other planned projects for 2026 include programs hosted by Iván de Pineda and a sports program featuring former footballer Maxi López .

Sports broadcasting is another key area for Telefe. The channel secured the broadcast rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Argentina, which includes live coverage of all matches featuring the Argentine national team . Telefe also holds exclusive free-to-air rights for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, broadcasting 21 matches live, including those featuring Argentine clubs River Plate and Boca Juniors, as well as Lionel Messi's Inter Miami .

Telefe has a strong digital presence through its streaming platform, Mi Telefe. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Telefe for free through the Mi Telefe website and mobile application, available for Android and iOS devices . The platform also offers catch-up TV, allowing viewers to access previously aired programs and an extensive catalog of the channel's original content. Additionally, Telefe Noticias has a 24-hour live stream on YouTube . The channel also has an international signal, Telefe Internacional, which is distributed to more than 8 million subscribers in over 20 countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Oceania .

Telefe strives to be the leader in Spanish-language content production and entertainment in Argentina. The mission of the channel is to produce high-quality, innovative programming that informs, entertains, and connects with the Argentine audience, while adapting to new digital consumption habits. Thanks to modern digital platforms and its extensive terrestrial network, Telefe provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Argentinians across the country and around the world can access its news, entertainment, and sports programming wherever they are.

Telefe (acronym for Televisión Federal) is an Argentine free-to-air television channel operating in the generalist format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel was founded on January 15, 1990, replacing the historic Canal 11, which had been on air since July 21, 1961 . The channel is headquartered in Martínez, Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina, and its studios are located at Avenida Sir Alexander Fleming 1101 . Telefe is owned by the Argentine businessman Gustavo Scaglione, who acquired the channel from the American media giant Paramount in a transaction finalized in October 2025 . The channel is the most-watched broadcast television network in Argentina, reaching 95% of households in the country, totaling more than 44 million people, and has led the audience ratings for 11 consecutive years .

On air, Telefe produces and broadcasts a wide range of programming, including news, entertainment, drama series, reality shows, and sports. The channel's news division is called Telefe Noticias, which produces five daily news editions . The morning schedule includes #BuenTelefe, a magazine program hosted by Adrián Puente and Érica Fontana (weekdays from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM), followed by #TT: Tiempo y Tránsito presented by Daniel Roggiano . The midday edition, El Noticiero de la Gente, is hosted by Germán Paoloski and Milva Castellini (1:00 PM to 2:30 PM), while the flagship evening newscast, Telefe Noticias, is anchored by Rodolfo Barili (8:00 PM to 9:45 PM) . The late-night edition is called Staff, hosted by Miguel Bossio, Mariano García, and Florencia Scarpatti .

Entertainment and reality programming are cornerstones of Telefe's schedule. The channel is known for producing the Argentine version of Gran Hermano (Big Brother), hosted by Santiago del Moro, which maintains a strong cultural presence . Other successful shows include MasterChef Celebrity, La Voz Argentina, and PH: Podemos Hablar (a talk show) . In April 2026, the channel confirmed the return of the iconic reality musical Popstars, which will be hosted by actor Nico Vázquez and aims to form a new pop band . The channel also airs Cortá por Lozano, a daytime talk show hosted by Vero Lozano, who has been positioned as one of the main figures of the network's new era . Other planned projects for 2026 include programs hosted by Iván de Pineda and a sports program featuring former footballer Maxi López .

Sports broadcasting is another key area for Telefe. The channel secured the broadcast rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Argentina, which includes live coverage of all matches featuring the Argentine national team . Telefe also holds exclusive free-to-air rights for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, broadcasting 21 matches live, including those featuring Argentine clubs River Plate and Boca Juniors, as well as Lionel Messi's Inter Miami .

Telefe has a strong digital presence through its streaming platform, Mi Telefe. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Telefe for free through the Mi Telefe website and mobile application, available for Android and iOS devices . The platform also offers catch-up TV, allowing viewers to access previously aired programs and an extensive catalog of the channel's original content. Additionally, Telefe Noticias has a 24-hour live stream on YouTube . The channel also has an international signal, Telefe Internacional, which is distributed to more than 8 million subscribers in over 20 countries across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Oceania .

Telefe strives to be the leader in Spanish-language content production and entertainment in Argentina. The mission of the channel is to produce high-quality, innovative programming that informs, entertains, and connects with the Argentine audience, while adapting to new digital consumption habits. Thanks to modern digital platforms and its extensive terrestrial network, Telefe provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Argentinians across the country and around the world can access its news, entertainment, and sports programming wherever they are.

The channel's programming appears to include a mix of local news, sports coverage, and community affairs. The YouTube channel features footage from local events, including a video from the "Gran Premio de la Hermandad" motorsport event held in Trelew, which was broadcast live, indicating the channel provides local sports coverage . The channel's presence on Facebook and its own website (reproface.com.ar, which hosts a stream for the channel) suggests that TeleCinco Trelew is an active broadcaster serving its local community.

TeleCinco Trelew is likely available via terrestrial broadcast on channel 5 in the Trelew region, as its name "TeleCinco" (Tele Five) suggests. The channel also streams its signal online through its website at reproface.com.ar, allowing viewers to watch online the live broadcast. Online television of TeleCinco Trelew is accessible via the reproface.com.ar website on any device with an internet connection.

TeleCinco Trelew strives to be a primary source of local news, sports, and community information for the residents of Trelew and the Chubut province region. The mission of the channel is to keep citizens informed about events that affect their daily lives and to provide coverage of local sports and cultural events. Thanks to modern digital platforms, TeleCinco Trelew provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that residents of Trelew and former residents living elsewhere in Argentina or abroad can stay connected to their home community wherever they are.

San Pedro TV is an online television channel operating in the Catholic religious and meditation format. The primary language of broadcasting is Spanish. The channel appears to be based in Argentina (based on the surnames of the presenters and the cultural context of the content) and focuses almost exclusively on spiritual retreats, meditations, and religious teachings. The channel's content is produced in collaboration with the IVE (Institute of the Incarnate Word), a Catholic religious institute, and features priests and members of this religious order. The channel has approximately 4,930 subscribers and over 970 videos as of the latest available data.

On air, San Pedro TV features a series of spiritual exercises and meditations, primarily structured around the "Ejercicios Espirituales Online" (Online Spiritual Exercises). The videos are titled as numbered meditations (e.g., "46 Meditación...", "47 Meditación...") and feature Catholic priests giving lectures and leading meditations. The most prominent presenters on the channel include P. Gustavo Lombardo, P. Harley Carneiro, IVE, P. Diego Ruiz, IVE, P. Jason Jorquera, P. Juan María Solana, LC, P. Jorge Guadalix, P. Alonso Arce, P. Felipe Preciado, P. Agustín Spezza, P. Jesús Higueras, P. Tristán Gelonch, P. Thiago Maia, P. Alberto Barattero, P. Luis Prado, and P. Claudio Lombardo.

The channel's programming is heavily structured around the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, a foundational text of Catholic spirituality. Topics of specific meditations include "La resurrección" (The Resurrection), "La Soledad de la Virgen" (The Solitude of the Virgin), "Crucifixión y Muerte" (Crucifixion and Death), "Última Cena y Getsemaní" (Last Supper and Gethsemane), "Flagelación, coronación y Ecce Homo" (Flagellation, Crowning, and Ecce Homo), "Domingo de Ramos" (Palm Sunday), "Transfiguración" (Transfiguration), "Las bodas de Caná" (The Wedding at Cana), "Bautismo del Señor" (Baptism of the Lord), and "Huída a Egipto" (Flight into Egypt). The channel also includes "Plática" (talks) on subjects such as "La Eucaristía" (The Eucharist), "Reglas de discernimiento" (Rules for Discernment), "La oración" (Prayer), "Examen General y Particular de conciencia" (General and Particular Examination of Conscience), and "Reglas para hacer elección" (Rules for Making a Choice).

In addition to the spiritual exercises, the channel features a small number of non-religious videos, including a video titled "Karoso Zuetta, Nerina y Luna De La Rosa," which appears to be musical or artistic in nature, and a brief clip from "Cerro Mborore" featuring a "padre Charito." However, the vast majority of the channel's content is dedicated to Catholic religious education and spiritual formation.

San Pedro TV is available exclusively as an online streaming channel through its YouTube channel. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast (if any) and on-demand videos through the official San Pedro TV YouTube channel. Online television of San Pedro TV is accessible on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Spanish-speaking Catholic audiences across Argentina and around the world can access its religious meditations and spiritual exercises wherever they are.

San Pedro TV strives to provide a platform for Catholic spiritual formation and meditation, offering structured online retreats and religious teachings based on the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius. The mission of the channel is to make Catholic spiritual resources accessible to a wide audience through digital media, helping viewers deepen their faith through prayer, meditation, and instruction from priests of the Institute of the Incarnate Word. Thanks to modern digital platforms, San Pedro TV provides the opportunity to watch online its religious content on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that its spiritual programming reaches Catholic audiences in Argentina and around the world wherever they are.

On air, RTN features a mix of locally produced news programs, cultural content, documentaries, and general interest shows. The flagship program is A Diario, a morning newscast airing Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM, focusing on provincial news, politics, economy, sports, culture, and tourism . The channel also produces Reflejo Neuquino, a general interest program that is also broadcast on radio. The channel's programming historically included content from national broadcaster Canal 7, and RTN continues to combine its own productions with acquired content .

Beyond its original productions, RTN broadcasts content from the Banco Audiovisual de Contenidos Universales Argentino (BACUA) and the Instituto Nacional de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales (INCAA) through content exchange agreements . The channel also participates in the "Red Patagónica de la Televisión Pública" (Patagonian Public Television Network), formed in August 2016, which allows viewers across Patagonia to access a regional newscast covering political, economic, sports, cultural, and tourism information .

RTN broadcasts via digital terrestrial television on channel 28 (UHF) in the Neuquén area, with its analog signal on channel 8. The channel reaches viewers throughout Neuquén Province via 40 repeater stations across the provincial territory, and also distributes its signal nationally via the ARSAT-1 satellite . The channel transmits in 16:9 widescreen format with SDTV image quality .

RTN is part of a larger provincial media organization that also includes radio broadcasts on FM 104.9 MHz and approximately 50 affiliated stations across the province, as well as an online presence through its website rtnweb.gob.ar and social media platforms . The channel maintains a strong focus on fulfilling its original mission of educational and cultural content creation while expanding into news and current affairs programming to serve the information needs of Neuquén residents .

RTN strives to serve as the public television voice of Neuquén Province, providing citizens with locally relevant news, cultural programming, and educational content. The mission of the channel is to connect the diverse communities of Neuquén, from the capital city to the most remote rural areas, through accessible broadcast and satellite technology. Thanks to modern digital platforms and its extensive network of repeaters, RTN provides the opportunity to watch its programming across the province, ensuring that Neuquén residents and former residents living elsewhere can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.