On air, UMSA TVU Internacional features programming focused on educational content, scientific research dissemination, cultural programming, and university news. The channel covers academic areas including Biotechnology, Water Resources, and Energy, as well as social projects developed by the university . The programming is designed to democratize knowledge and connect scientific work with the real needs of Bolivian society. The channel serves as an institutional voice for UMSA, sharing the university's contributions in research, teaching, and social interaction. The integration with Radio Universitaria allows the channel to reach regions without television coverage, ensuring broader access to university content across Bolivia .

UMSA TVU Internacional is available throughout Bolivia via digital terrestrial television on virtual channel 13.1 HD in La Paz and channel 11.1 HD in Cochabamba and Santa Cruz de la Sierra . The channel also maintains an international presence through online streaming, reaching Bolivian audiences around the world. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official TVU website at tvu.umsa.bo . Online television of TVU Internacional is accessible on any device - from smartphones to computers - ensuring that Bolivian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its educational and cultural programming wherever they are.

UMSA TVU Internacional strives to democratize knowledge and strengthen communication between the university and society, sharing the academic, scientific, and cultural work of UMSA with the Bolivian people. The mission of the channel, as articulated by Rector María Eugenia García Moreno, Ph.D., is to reach different age groups and share scientific advances, while ensuring that the community and the population remain informed about university research and social interaction . Thanks to modern digital platforms and terrestrial broadcast technology, TVU provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device, ensuring that its educational programming reaches audiences across Bolivia and around the world wherever they are.

On air, Red Uno Santa Cruz produces a mix of national and local programming. As a full-service station, it is an owned-and-operated station of the Red Uno network and serves as its flagship . The station's programming includes news broadcasts under the brand “Notivisión“, entertainment shows, magazine programs, talk shows, reality competition formats, and international dramas . The flagship morning magazine program is “El Mañanero“, which airs nationally from the Santa Cruz studios .

The station is known for producing major entertainment formats. Notable programs produced from the Santa Cruz studios include “Bigote“, a comedy and variety show featuring hosts “Carlos Marquina“, “Sandra Alcázar-Dunga“, “Ezequiel Bazán“, and “Eliana González“ ; “Factor X Bolivia“, the local version of the international talent competition hosted by “Carlos Rocabado“ (2018-2020) ; and the dance competition “Bailando por un Sueño Bolivia“ (2015-2017) also hosted by Carlos Rocabado .

Red Uno operates multiple studio facilities in Santa Cruz. The station has five studios located on Av. Cristóbal de Mendoza esq. Honduras and Fortín Toledo esq. Canada . In August 2019, the network inaugurated "Studio 5" at El Bajio on the sixth ring of Pirai Avenue, a 1,000-square-meter facility billed as the largest television studio in Bolivia . The station's news division, Notivisión, produces multiple daily editions from the Santa Cruz studios, covering local, national, and international events .

Red Uno Santa Cruz is available throughout the Santa Cruz region via digital terrestrial television on channel 13.1 in 1080i high definition. The station's signal is distributed nationally via satellite as part of the Red Uno network and is accessible on cable providers across Bolivia. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official website reduno.com.bo, which offers 24-hour streaming of the channel. The network also provides a Notivisión mobile application for live news coverage .

Red Uno strives to be a leading commercial television broadcaster in Bolivia, providing a mix of news, entertainment, and sports programming for the entire family . The mission of the station is to offer strategically planned programming that appeals to children, youth, and adults, including entertainment formats, telenovelas from Televisa, Asian dramas (doramas), and international series . Thanks to modern digital platforms, Red Uno Santa Cruz provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Bolivian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.

On air, Red TV Shop features programming focused on product demonstrations and sales, presenting a variety of items that viewers can purchase directly through the channel. A likely program featured on the channel is Universo Femenino (Feminine Universe), based on the channel slogan found in Brazilian television directories. The channel focuses on teleshopping content similar to its Brazilian counterpart, offering viewers the convenience of shopping from home.

Red TV Shop is available via cable television in Bolivia. The channel also maintains a presence on YouTube, where it may share teleshopping demonstrations and advertisements. Viewers can watch online the channel's content through its official website and YouTube channel.

Red TV Shop strives to provide Bolivian viewers with a convenient home shopping experience, offering a variety of products through engaging television presentations. The mission of the channel is to build a trusted shopping destination for Bolivian consumers, leveraging the franchise's Brazilian expertise in teleshopping while adapting to the Bolivian market. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Red TV Shop provides the opportunity to watch online its product demonstrations and programming on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Bolivian shoppers across the country and in the diaspora can access its teleshopping content wherever they are.

The network originally traces its roots in La Paz to "América Televisión," a private channel that first began broadcasting on channel 6 on September 28, 1985. The modern Bolivisión network was officially launched on June 17, 1997, following the dissolution of Telesistema Boliviano. In 1998, entrepreneur Ernesto Asbún moved the channel to La Paz on channel 5 to create a national network. The station is now owned and operated by the licensee Antena Uno S.R.L., which holds the broadcast license for the La Paz signal.

On air, Bolivisión LPZ’s flagship news program is Noticias Bolivisión Al Día, which produces multiple daily editions, including a “Segunda Edición” (Second Edition) and an “Edición Central” (Central Edition), covering local, national, and international events. The channel’s program schedule is heavily centered on a variety of content, including news magazines, political analysis shows, sports coverage, Mexican telenovelas (historically from Televisa), and lifestyle programs.

Notable programs on the channel include Al Día Investiga, an investigative journalism segment; La Cancha de Bolivisión, a sports talk show; El Reto del Sabor, a cooking competition; and Aquí En Vivo, a magazine-style live program. The station also operates a digital newscast on social media at 7:00 PM. Longtime host Walter Emilio Ossio Loayza has been involved with the network's news coverage. Traditionally, weekday programming consisted mostly of telenovelas; however, in late 2024, the network stopped broadcasting Televisa productions, signaling a shift in its content strategy.

Bolivisión LPZ is available throughout the La Paz region via digital terrestrial television (DTT) on channel 5.1 in 1080i high definition. It is also distributed nationally via satellite on the Túpac Katari satellite (TKSat-1) using both SD and HD feeds. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Bolivisión LPZ through the network’s official website (redbolivision.tv.bo), which offers a free 24-hour live stream and on-demand access to news segments.

Bolivisión LPZ strives to be a leader in Bolivian commercial television, providing a mix of news, entertainment, and sports that keeps viewers informed and engaged. The mission of the channel is to produce high-quality programming that reflects the reality of the country while also offering international content. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Bolivisión LPZ provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Bolivian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.

The channel was originally known as Bolivia TV Deportes (Bolivia TV Sports) from 2015 until December 2019, when it was renamed to its current designation . Prior to becoming a dedicated sports channel, the channel existed as an alternative signal under the name Bolivia TV +HD, which broadcast cultural and sports events . The channel is available nationally on digital terrestrial television as a subchannel of Bolivia TV on 7.2, as well as over the Túpac Katari (TKSAT-1) satellite in high definition . Viewers can also watch online the live broadcast of Bolivia TV 7.2 (and 7.1) for free through the official Bolivia TV website (boliviatv.bo) and the Bolivia TV mobile application .

On air, Bolivia TV 7.2 is dedicated to covering national and international sporting events . Its programming includes live broadcasts of the Bolivian professional football league, international club competitions (such as the UEFA Champions League), major tournaments like the Copa América, and coverage of the FIFA World Cup qualifying matches . The channel also airs a variety of sports-related segments and talk shows. Specific programs mentioned for the channel historically included Informativo CD7, Despertando en el Gym, Pelota de Trapo, Análisis arbitral, Acelerando, Mujeres de pelotas, Un vistazo a la historia, and Barras bolivianas .

The channel broadcasts in high definition with a 1080i HDTV format, downscaled to 16:9 480i for standard definition feeds . The channel was a pioneer in HD broadcasting in Bolivia, being the only HD digital signal available for several years until the country's analog switch-off was promoted .

Bolivia TV 7.2 strives to be the premier sports destination for Bolivian viewers, supporting and showcasing national athletic talent while also bringing major international competitions to Bolivian homes for free . The mission of the channel is to promote sports culture in Bolivia, covering everything from local student games and national championships to high-profile international events . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Bolivia TV 7.2 provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that sports fans across Bolivia and the global diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.

On air, Bolivia TV features a mix of news bulletins, educational programs, concerts, documentaries, and cultural content on its main channel (7.1), while its secondary channel (7.2) is focused on sports programming . The flagship news programs cover national and international events, with significant coverage of government activities and official state ceremonies. The channel also broadcasts special cultural events, including the festival "Aquí Canta Bolivia," which promotes emerging national music artists . The channel broadcasts in high definition (1080i HDTV) with downscaling to 16:9 480i for standard definition feeds . Its slogan is "Haciendo Historia" (Making History) or "Nuestra Televisión" (Our Television) .

The channel has a network of regional offices across Bolivia's nine departments, allowing for federal coverage of news and events throughout the country . Bolivia TV is one of the few broadcasters in Bolivia with national coverage, reaching all areas of the country, including remote regions . The channel is available via digital terrestrial television throughout Bolivia, as well as internationally through relay on cable operators worldwide . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Bolivia TV through the official website at boliviatv.bo and via the Bolivia Play TV mobile application for Android devices, which offers free streaming of Bolivian television channels .

The channel has faced significant controversy throughout its history. Bolivia TV has been repeatedly accused by opposition politicians and civil society organizations of functioning as a propaganda outlet for the sitting government, allocating more airtime to government officials than to opposition representatives . The channel's management is appointed by the executive branch, and following changes in political leadership, management teams have been replaced, demonstrating government influence over the broadcaster . The channel is funded through a hybrid model that includes commercial advertising and state budget allocations, though the majority of its funding comes from government sources, including state advertising contracts and direct budget transfers . According to financial data, the broadcaster has operated at a loss, requiring significant state budget injections to cover operating costs .

Bolivia TV strives to provide public television service to the Bolivian people, fulfilling its role as the country's state-owned broadcaster. The mission of the channel, as stated by its management and government officials, is to promote unity, diversity, education, and responsible information, while reflecting the plurality of Bolivian society . The channel's official position is that it serves as "semilla de la democracia" (seed of democracy) and "el canal de todos los bolivianos" (the channel of all Bolivians) . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Bolivia TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Bolivian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its programming wherever they are.