On air, Adesso TV features a mix of religious programming, including sermons, Bible studies, worship music, and talk shows focused on Christian living. The channel's name, "Adesso," means "now" in Italian, reflecting its mission to bring the message of faith to viewers in the present moment. The programming is designed to inspire, educate, and encourage viewers in their spiritual journey, offering content that covers topics such as family, health, and personal development from a Christian perspective.

Adesso TV is part of the Italian Christian Mission, which has been active in Brazil for many years, providing religious services and community outreach. The channel serves as a platform for the mission's activities, broadcasting live services from churches, special events, and programs featuring religious leaders and speakers. The channel also airs international Christian programming, dubbed or subtitled in Portuguese, to reach a broader audience.

The channel's programming schedule includes regular broadcasts of worship services, prayer meetings, and religious teachings. Adesso TV also produces original content featuring Brazilian religious leaders and personalities, offering viewers a connection to the local Christian community. The channel's digital presence includes social media platforms where viewers can interact with the programming and access additional content.

Adesso TV is available in Brazil via digital terrestrial television in select cities, as well as on pay television and online streaming platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Adesso TV through the official Adesso TV website and mobile applications. Online television of Adesso TV is accessible on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Brazilian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its religious programming wherever they are.

Adesso TV strives to spread the Christian message of faith, hope, and love to viewers across Brazil, providing programming that strengthens spiritual life and offers practical guidance for daily living. The mission of the channel is to be a source of inspiration and encouragement, helping viewers grow in their relationship with God and live out their faith in their communities. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Adesso TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that its religious programming reaches audiences across Brazil and around the world wherever they are.

On air, Santa Cecília TV features a mix of regional news, talk shows, sports coverage, religious programming, and live event coverage. The channel prides itself on having the largest regional programming schedule in the Baixada Santista region, with approximately 50 programs on air . The flagship news program is the daily 30-minute newscast, which employs over 30 professionals dedicated to independent and impartial journalism . The channel is known for its extensive live coverage of important regional events, including election coverage, Carnival parades, the procession of Nossa Senhora do Monte Serrat, and the Encenação de São Vicente .

Sports coverage is a significant part of the channel's programming. The channel has broadcast the Jogos da Unisanta, the largest university competition in the state of São Paulo, and other sporting events held at the university's gymnasium and aquatic complex . Historically, the channel covered Portuguesa Santista's matches in the Campeonato Paulista Série A-3 in 2018, and in 1998, the channel broadcast live from Argentina the title match of the Copa Conmebol won by Santos Futebol Clube against Rosário Central . The channel also covers swimming competitions, including the Campeonato Paulista Júnior e Sênior de Verão and the Troféu José Finkel, held at the Unisanta Aquatic Park .

Santa Cecília TV originally launched as an affiliate of TVE Brasil (later TV Brasil) but currently operates as an independent educational broadcaster . The channel was a pioneer among Brazilian educational broadcasters in high-definition transmission, launching its digital signal on November 20, 2010, on UHF channel 51 (virtual channel 52.1) . On December 21, 2017, the channel transitioned its physical channel to UHF 49 as part of the national analog-to-digital switchover, while keeping its virtual channel 52.1 .

The channel is available throughout the Baixada Santista region, covering seven cities including Santos, São Vicente, Cubatão, Praia Grande, and Bertioga, with expansion plans reaching Ubatuba to the north and Registro to the south . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Santa Cecília TV through the Santa Portal website (santaportal.com.br) and via the channel's YouTube channel. The channel is also carried on cable television providers including Claro TV+ (channels 13 and 513 HD) and Vivo TV (channel 10) .

Santa Cecília TV strives to bring quality educational and regional programming closer to viewers, operating under the slogan "Bem mais perto de você!" (Much closer to you!) . The mission of the channel is to serve the Baixada Santista community with serious, independent journalism, while also promoting culture, sports, and education. The channel is part of the Sistema Santa Cecília de Comunicação, which also includes Santa Cecília FM radio and the Santa Portal news website. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Santa Cecília TV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of the Baixada Santista region and former residents living elsewhere in Brazil or abroad can stay connected to their home region wherever they are.

On air, Rede Minas features a mix of its own original productions, including news, sports, cultural programs, documentaries, and entertainment, while also relaying programming from the national public broadcasters TV Brasil and TV Cultura . The flagship news program is Jornal Minas, the network's primary newscast covering local, state, and national events. The channel also produces Agenda, a long-running cultural program focusing on arts, music, and literature, and has produced special editions profiling notable figures such as architect Gustavo Penna . The network provides extensive political coverage, including debates with candidates for the Belo Horizonte mayoral election, moderated by journalist Aline Scarponi .

Sports programming is a significant part of the network's schedule. Rede Minas broadcasts matches from the Brazilian Superliga de Vôlei (Volleyball Super League) in both the female and male categories, featuring teams such as Gerdau Minas and Batavo Mackenzie . The network also broadcasts major cultural events, including the "Virada da Liberdade" New Year's Eve celebration from the Praça da Liberdade, one of Belo Horizonte's main postcards . Other notable programs include coverage of the Belo Horizonte Carnival parade of samba schools, Viva Liberdade highlighting attractions of the Circuito Liberdade, and special reports on social issues such as the homeless population in Brazil .

The network has invested significantly in technology and expansion. In 1998, it inaugurated its satellite transmission system, and in 2016 it became a pioneer among Brazilian public TV networks by launching an interactivity project on over-the-air digital TV using the Ginga middleware . In 2025, Rede Minas modernized its playout infrastructure with a complete software-defined architecture from Pebble, allowing it to expand its output by adding three educational channels and providing tailored services for terrestrial, satellite, and streaming distribution . The network is managed by the Empresa Mineira de Comunicação, with Gustavo Mendicino serving as president .

Rede Minas has expanded its coverage significantly in recent years. Until 2021, only 82 cities had access to the broadcaster . In 2022, the network entered the federal government's Digitaliza Brasil program and launched Digitaliza Minas, expanding coverage to 120 municipalities . By 2023, coverage reached 548 cities, and by January 2025, Rede Minas reached 603 municipalities in Minas Gerais, covering approximately 70 percent of the state's territory and nearly 15 million people . The network's goal is to reach 17 million viewers . Rede Minas maintains 44 affiliated stations throughout the interior of Minas Gerais and has a partnership with ADTV - Minas Gerais Radio Development Association, an OSCIP, to produce content and manage resources .

Rede Minas is available throughout the state of Minas Gerais via digital terrestrial television on various frequencies depending on the city, including channel 6.1 in Ubá and channel 9.1 in Belo Horizonte . The network is also available via satellite and online streaming platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Rede Minas through the official network website at redeminas.tv and via the streaming platform Minasplay, available for mobile devices on Google Play and the App Store . The network's signal can also be accessed on YouTube and its official app .

Rede Minas strives to be a cultural and educational television network that contributes actively to the formation of citizens and the consolidation of societal values in the state of Minas Gerais . The mission of the channel is to provide high-quality public television that promotes the culture, history, and identity of Minas Gerais, while also informing and entertaining the population with content that is relevant, educational, and culturally significant. As the public broadcaster of Minas Gerais, Rede Minas is part of the Rede Nacional de Comunicação Pública (RNCP), led by Empresa Brasil de Comunicação (EBC) . Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Rede Minas provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Minas Gerais and the global Brazilian diaspora can stay connected to their state's public broadcaster wherever they are.

On air, Rede Gospel features a mix of religious programming, talk shows, news, music, and content for children and youth. The flagship program is De Bem com a Vida (In Good Terms with Life), hosted by bishops Sônia and Fernanda Hernandes, a magazine-style program directed at a female audience that has been on air for over 20 years. The program addresses themes such as health, cuisine, beauty, family, crafting, and child education, with audience interaction via social media. It airs nationally Monday through Friday starting at 8:50 AM, with a live broadcast at 1:00 PM, and on Saturday at 7:00 AM. A spin-off program, Mamãe de Bem com a Vida (Mamma in Good Terms with Life), airs on Saturday at 10:00 AM and Sunday at 7:00 AM.

Other programs produced by the network include Renascer (Rebirth), hosted by apostle Estevam Hernandes, featuring a format similar to a worship service with music, sermons, prayers, and segments such as "the word of the day". CEA de Profetas is hosted by Bishop Daniel Tenuta with commentary by Bishop Gê (president of Renascer and former federal deputy), described as a "teleclass" that addresses detailed studies of the Holy Scriptures, biblical characters, civilization histories, geography, and ancient people's culture. Diário de Notícias (News Diary) is a newscast hosted by Karen Chrisostomo, described as a dynamic, non-biased, up-to-date journal open to the plurality of opinions and critical analysis of what is truly behind the facts.

Additional programming includes Vem Renascer (Come Reborn), a show featuring testimonies from church followers; Bom Dia com Alegria (Joyful Good Morning), a variety show hosted by Ana Paula Barros featuring music, service information, and news; Renascer Kids, hosted by Professor Xuxu, singer Milana, and her gang, featuring interviews, cartoons, plays, and biblical content; O2 TV, a variety show directed at youth hosted by ministers Dogão and Camila Campos; and Direito e Justiça em Foco (Law and Justice in Focus), hosted by judge Laércio Laurelli. The network also broadcasts Sunday worship services from the church through the show Celebrando a Família (Celebrating the Family).

Rede Gospel has a partnership with the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), an international Christian television network, which has allowed the channel to broaden its range of content. Through this partnership, the channel broadcasts international programs including Not a Fan, Acts of God, TBN 340, Switch of Your Brain hosted by Caroline Leaf, Music Village about international gospel music, Gospel Cine featuring Christian films, AHA (Avivamento Honestidade e Ação), Behind The Scenes about Protestant growth worldwide, Travel The Road about international missions, the Praise The Lord Talk Show, and shows with best-selling writer Max Lucado. Part of the network's programming is also conveyed by the international Christian station TV Enlace, which reaches Latin American and Spanish-speaking countries.

The network also broadcasts independently produced shows, including Fonte da Vida (Source of Life) by Igreja Apostólica Fonte de Vida, and Visão de Vida (Life Vision), in which Senator Magno Malta and his wife, gospel singer and former federal deputy Lauriete Rodrigues, receive celebrities, artists, and personalities. Both are members of the Assembleia de Deus church. The network also broadcasts the educational show TV Escola by the Ministry of Education.

Rede Gospel consists of 25 stations in six Brazilian states and in the Federal District, reaching 170 cities and approximately 46 million viewers. The network is also available on cable television grids and via satellite. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Rede Gospel through the official network website and via the Rede Gospel mobile application available for smartphones and tablets, which allows viewers to watch the full broadcast from anywhere in the world. The network supports major events such as the Marcha para Jesus (March to Jesus), the SOS da Vida, the Conferência Apostólica, and other major gospel events in Brazil.

Rede Gospel strives to bring viewers closer to God through its programming, producing content that follows a Christian worldview and values as defined by the Renascer em Cristo Church. The mission of the channel is to provide religious and inspirational content that helps viewers deepen their faith, while also offering informative and entertainment programming that aligns with Christian principles. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Rede Gospel provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that its Christian programming reaches audiences across Brazil and around the world wherever they are.

On air, Record News features a mix of news bulletins, current affairs programs, talk shows, sports coverage, and documentary content. The flagship program is Jornal da Record News, hosted by Heródoto Barbeiro, a journalist and historian and former anchor of the acclaimed educational program Roda Viva on TV Cultura . The program was launched with a team of commentators that included notable names such as David Uip, Beth Goulart, Daniel Castro, Rubens Ewald Filho, Nirlando Beirão, Ricardo Kotscho, and Paulo Henrique Amorim, though these commentators were gradually dismissed over time, with Nirlando and Kotscho being the last to leave in October 2017 . The channel also broadcasts news programs from RecordTV's schedule, including Jornal da Record, hosted by Celso Freitas and Adriana Araújo, which features investigative reporting with correspondents across Brazil and internationally in New York, Washington D.C., London, Lisbon, Tokyo, and Jerusalem . Other RecordTV newscasts aired on Record News include Fala Brasil, Esporte Fantástico, Domingo Espetacular, and Câmera Record .

Additional news programming includes Hora News, Record News (featuring viewer interaction via social media), Repórter em Ação (a compilation of RecordTV's main news stories), Record News Rural (covering agribusiness news, agricultural entrepreneurship, market prices, and rural lifestyle), and Arquivo Record . The channel also produces Record News Paulista focusing on São Paulo state news and Eco Record News Amazônia, which showcases natural beauty and provides tips on sustainable living . The newsroom is coordinated by Douglas Tavolaro de Oliveira, Vice President of Journalism and Sports for Grupo Record and nephew of Edir Macedo, who has overseen the channel's journalism and the editorial project of the news portal R7 since 2009 . The CEO of Record TV is Luiz Cláudio Costa, who has held various positions in Grupo Record since 1994 .

Beyond news, Record News broadcasts a variety of specialized and lifestyle programming. Cartão de Visita is an interview program about careers and professional trajectories . Companhia de Viagem presents tourist destinations in Brazil and internationally . Grandes Nomes da Propaganda covers case reports, brands, awards, events, and curiosities from the advertising and marketing industry . Momento Moto is dedicated to motorcycling news and culture . Zapping is a variety show covering television, cinema, internet, fashion, music, entertainment, behavior, and health . Late Show with David Letterman and Roberto Justus + have also been part of the channel's schedule . The channel also broadcasts sports programming, including NASCAR racing (Sprint Cup Series and Whelen Euro Series), as part of a transmission rights contract signed with the American racing competition . The channel previously carried coverage of the 2012 Summer Olympics, 2014 Winter Olympics, and the Pan American Games in 2007, 2011, 2015, and 2019, for which Raposo had acquired the broadcast rights .

Religious programming is also part of the schedule, reflecting the channel's ownership by Grupo Record. The channel airs Escola do Amor Responde (The Love School), presented daily from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM by Cristiane Cardoso and Renato Cardoso, who are the daughter and son-in-law of Edir Macedo .

Record News has achieved a significant audience reach, reportedly reaching a higher rating than its cable competitors GloboNews and BandNews TV . According to Kantar IBOPE data, the channel holds an audience share of approximately 0.5 percent . The channel debuted with a network of 101 affiliate stations and transmitters across Brazil, and today reaches 391 cities in Brazil, according to the corporation . The channel is also present internationally via Record News Internacional, reaching Portuguese-speaking audiences in Germany, France, Portugal, Angola, and Mozambique . The international version serves as a bridge for Brazilians living abroad, providing exclusive reports, interviews with relevant personalities, and informative content that connects the diaspora to news from Brazil and the world .

The launch of Record News was not without controversy. Two days prior to the launch, the Vice President of Organizações Globo, Evandro Guimarães, visited Brasília to meet with government officials, including the Communications Minister Hélio Costa, accusing Rede Record of illegally owning two television networks (RecordTV and Record News) in the city of São Paulo, as Brazilian law prohibits owning more than one television station in a single city . Rede Record responded by attacking Rede Globo in an editorial on Jornal da Record, accusing Globo of trying to maintain a media monopoly and of being afraid of Record News because it would lose advertising revenue from its cable news channel GloboNews. Rede Record also claimed that Record News was located outside the city of São Paulo and therefore broadcasting legitimately, while also referencing Rede Globo's past dealings during Brazil's military dictatorship . Rede Globo responded by stating the attack had no merits and that Rede Record was simply jealous of Globo's high ratings .

Record News is available throughout Brazil via digital terrestrial television in 735 cities across 17 capitals . The channel is also available on cable and satellite providers, and internationally via Record News Internacional. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Record News through the official Record News website and via the Record News mobile application available for Android devices, which offers live streaming, breaking news alerts, and on-demand content covering politics, health, tourism, sports, and news from Brazil and the world .

Record News strives to provide credible, free, and 24-hour news coverage to Brazilian audiences, operating under the motto "A líder em notícias" (The leader in news) . The mission of the channel is to bring information to everyone free of charge with credibility, connecting Brazilians across the globe to the most relevant and current news. As the first free-to-air all-news channel in Brazil, Record News has solidified its position as one of the most-watched Portuguese-language news channels in the world, reaching millions of viewers in Europe, Africa, and Asia . Thanks to modern digital platforms, Record News provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Brazilian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its news coverage wherever they are.

On air, RBATV features a strong lineup of local news, sports, and community-oriented programming, producing over six hours of daily local content, which represents approximately 30 percent of its daily schedule . The flagship news program is Jornal RBA, presented by Cácia Medeiros, airing Monday through Friday at 6:40 PM, covering local politics, crime, education, healthcare, and social issues from across the Pará region . RBA Urgente is an afternoon news program hosted by journalist Nathália Kawage, airing at 5:30 PM, focusing on breaking news and urgent reports from the Belém metropolitan area and the state . Bora Cidade is a midday magazine program hosted by Agenor Santos and Natalia Lago, airing Monday through Friday from 12:20 PM to 1:57 PM, featuring news reports, interviews, and community stories from across the state .

Sports programming is a significant part of RBATV's schedule. Jogo Aberto Pará is a sports talk program hosted by Danilo Pires and Liane Coelho, airing Monday through Friday at 11:50 AM, covering local football teams, regional sports news, and analysis . Camisa 13 is a long-running morning sports program hosted by Paula Marrocos, airing Monday through Friday at 6:30 AM, opening the channel's daily programming and covering sports news and community events . Barra Pesada is a community-focused program hosted by Marcos Aleixo, airing Monday through Friday at 7:00 AM, featuring sensationalist coverage of local events, police operations, and human-interest stories .

RBATV also broadcasts national programming from Rede Bandeirantes, including Jogo Aberto, Brasil Urgente, Jornal da Band, and Masterchef Celebridades . The channel's weekend schedule includes Sabadão de Todos, SFT - MMA ao vivo (live mixed martial arts), Stock Car live racing, and Domingo no Cinema . Religious programming includes broadcasts from the Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus at 4:00 AM daily and Show da Fé in the evening .

RBATV is available throughout the state of Pará via digital terrestrial television on channel 13 in Belém, as well as through 40 retransmitter stations and affiliates across the interior of the state, reaching approximately 80 percent of the state's population . The channel is also available on satellite and online streaming platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of RBATV through the official DOL news portal and via the Grupo RBA mobile application, available for Android devices, which offers live streaming of RBATV along with access to DOL news portal, Diário do Pará newspaper, and radio stations including 99FM, Diário FM, and Rádio Clube do Pará .

RBATV strives to be the primary source of local news, sports, and information for the people of Pará, with the motto "A cara do Pará, o orgulho da Amazônia" (The face of Pará, the pride of the Amazon) . The mission of the channel is to provide a strong regional identity and maintain a close relationship with viewers, offering programming that reflects the interests, culture, and traditions of the Amazon region. According to Camilo Centeno, president of Grupo RBA, the channel has created a strong identity with Paraense viewers and consistently achieves the highest audience ratings among Rede Bandeirantes affiliates in Brazil on a proportional basis . Thanks to modern digital platforms, RBATV provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that residents of Pará and former residents living elsewhere in Brazil or abroad can stay connected to their home state wherever they are.

On air, Nuevo Tiempo features a mix of religious and educational programming covering spirituality, music, health, journalism, family issues, and Bible study. The channel's program schedule includes Bible study programs such as Lecciones de la Biblia, Escuela bíblica, En la mira de la verdad, and Descifrando el futuro . Morning devotional programs include Reavivados por su palabra and Creed en sus profetas . Health and lifestyle programming includes Vida y salud (Life and Health) and Revista mujer (Women's Magazine) . The channel also airs Está Escrito (It Is Written), a long-running evangelistic program, and Adoración especial (Special Worship) featuring religious services . Children's programming includes La súper lupa (The Super Magnifying Glass) and Villa Tiempo .

Interactive and family-oriented programs include Hablar con Dios (Talk to God), Entre familia (Among Family), and Consultorio para la familia (Family Clinic) . Music programming is represented by Caja musical (Musical Box), and news coverage is provided through ANN - Adventist News Network and Destaques (Highlights) . Other regular programs include Identidad (Identity), Experimenta (Experience), Evidências (Evidence), and Orígenes (Origins) .

Nuevo Tiempo is available throughout Chile via digital terrestrial television in several cities including Antofagasta, Viña del Mar and Valparaíso, Santiago, Concepción and Talcahuano, Chillán, Los Ángeles, and Temuco . The channel also operates repeater stations in Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay, making it available across Central and South America . The channel broadcasts in 1080i HDTV format, downscaled to 16:9 480i for standard definition feeds . The channel is available on satellite television through DirecTV Latin America on channel 356 and is in discussions with other cable operators including Entel, Movistar, and Claro for potential expansion . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Nuevo Tiempo through the official Nuevo Tiempo website at nuevotiempo.cl and via the TV NT mobile application, available for iOS devices, which offers live streaming of the channel's programming .

In addition to television, Nuevo Tiempo operates a radio station, Radio Nuevo Tiempo, which broadcasts on FM frequency 96.5 MHz in Santiago, Chile, and is one of the most widely distributed religious radio stations in Chile . The radio station features programs related to family, spiritual life, news, and Christian music . The channel is produced at the Adventist Media Center in Nova Friburgo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and features programming produced by Adventist churches, colleges, hospitals, and institutions worldwide .

Nuevo Tiempo strives to be a channel of hope, providing Spanish-speaking audiences across the Americas with Christian programming that values the human being and shares the message of the Bible through modern and accessible media. The mission of the channel is to spread the Adventist message of faith, health, and the hope of Christ's soon return to Spanish-speaking audiences in Central and South America. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Nuevo Tiempo provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that its Christian programming reaches audiences across Chile, Latin America, and around the world wherever they are.

On air, Novo Tempo features a variety of programming divided into segments including spirituality, music, health, journalism, family, and testimonials. The network's programming includes several long-running and historic religious programs. A Voz da Profecia is the oldest religious program in Brazil, founded in 1943 and currently hosted by pastor Ivan Saraiva, featuring the quartet Arautos do Rei. Fé para Hoje first aired on November 25, 1962, making it the first evangelical program on Brazilian television, originally hosted by Alcides Campolongo. Está Escrito is another flagship program that has aired on various networks including Manchete, Band, and RedeTV! before finding its home on Novo Tempo. Faith For Today is the oldest evangelistic program in Brazilian television, currently hosted by Pastor Felippe Amorim, addressing topics such as religious fanaticism, elderly rights, ecology, and citizenship.

Bible study programs include Bíblia Fácil, Lições da Bíblia, Na Mira da Verdade, Encontro com Profecias, and Reavivados pela Palavra. Family-oriented programming includes Consultório da Família and Pais e Filhos. Thematic programs include NT Saúde (health), NT Ecologia (ecology), Sempre Mulher (women's issues), and Seu Cardápio (nutrition). The network also produces Contracultura, a program for viewers who wish to think differently guided by God's word. Anjos da Esperança features pastor Laerte Lanza presenting life stories and testimonies. The network also produces news programming through its Jornalismo Novo Tempo division, which provides current events coverage from a Christian perspective.

Music programming is a significant part of Novo Tempo's schedule, benefiting from the church's record label, Gravadora Novo Tempo. The label features 23 groups and artists, the most important being the quartet Arautos do Rei, which since 1943 has recorded 45 albums and 6 DVDs with different formations. Clube da Música explores the backstage of gospel music, while Redescobrindo features musical hymns from the 1960s to 1980s. The network also airs Programa Novo Tempo, a live Saturday afternoon program motivating viewers to support the network's growth.

Novo Tempo is available throughout Brazil via digital terrestrial television in 735 cities across 17 capitals, reaching over 74.5 million potential viewers. The network has 18 broadcasting stations in 10 Brazilian states and reaches 893 cities. The signal is also distributed via satellite on the NSS-806 satellite, covering the Americas, part of Europe, and North Africa, and on the IS-10 satellite, covering Angola, Mozambique, and São Tomé and Príncipe. In South America, the network also reaches Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay. The network is available on cable providers, on Sky Brasil (channel 14 for HD), and on various digital platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Novo Tempo through the official Novo Tempo website and the Novo Tempo TV mobile application, available for iOS and Android devices.

Novo Tempo strives to be a channel of hope, providing programming that values the human being and shares the message of the Bible through modern and accessible media. The mission of the network is to spread the Adventist message of faith, health, and the hope of Christ's soon return to Portuguese-speaking audiences in Brazil, Africa, and around the world. Thanks to modern digital platforms and satellite technology, Novo Tempo provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that its Christian programming reaches audiences across Brazil, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and around the world wherever they are.

On air, Jovem Pan News features a mix of news bulletins, political talk shows, sports coverage, and opinion programs. The channel's programming is known for its conservative editorial stance and features a roster of prominent commentators and journalists. The flagship program is Jornal da Manhã, the channel's morning news program, which underwent significant changes in January 2026. The program now begins at 5:00 AM with experienced journalist Roberto Nonato anchoring the early morning bloc. From 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM, the program is anchored by Evandro Cini and Beatriz Frehner, with Frehner joining the national network after a successful tenure at Jovem Pan's Curitiba affiliate.

Other key programs include Morning Show, airing from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, blending news and entertainment. Pânico airs from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM, continuing the legacy of the long-running radio comedy program adapted for television. Tempo Real airs from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, providing real-time news coverage and analysis. 3 em 1 airs from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, a debate program dedicated to the analysis of national and international politics, economic affairs, and major issues impacting Brazil. In January 2026, the program gained a new host, Cassius Zeilmann, a journalist with extensive experience covering the Three Powers in Brasília. Os Pingos nos Is airs from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, one of the channel's most popular opinion programs. Jornal da Jovem Pan airs from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM, the channel's prime-time news bulletin.

The channel has expanded its programming in recent years with new shows including Em OFF, Só Vale a Verdade, Visão Crítica, Check UP, Bastidores da Bola, and Miragem Podcast. Sports coverage has been strengthened with programs such as Canelada and expanded coverage of events including MMA, UTS tennis, and youth football. The channel also features commentary from a roster of notable columnists who have appeared on the network over time, including Caio Coppolla, Augusto Nunes, Denise Campos de Toledo, Felipe Moura Brasil, Rodrigo Constantino, Samy Dana, and others.

In January 2026, Jovem Pan News took a significant step by launching on free-to-air television in São Paulo. Through a partnership with businessman Rinaldi Faria, the channel began broadcasting on digital terrestrial television on channel 51.5 in the Greater São Paulo area, marking the group's entry into the open TV market. The channel's expansion is part of a broader strategy to increase its presence in Brazil's most important advertising market. The channel also plans to expand to other regions of the country, broadcasting 24 hours of journalistic, sports, and entertainment content.

Jovem Pan News is also a multiplatform brand with a strong digital presence. The channel is available via pay TV providers across Brazil. The channel's content is also available through Panflix, the group's streaming platform, which offers live and on-demand content including news, opinion, debate, sports, entertainment, technology, a kids channel, humor, health, and podcasts. Panflix is available as a free application for Android and iOS devices, offering live streaming of all Jovem Pan channels, thousands of podcasts, and the ability to save programs as favorites. According to data from the second quarter of 2025, the channel reached 5.6 million television viewers and exceeded 530 million views on YouTube, with a reach of more than 50 million people.

Jovem Pan News strives to be a leading source of news and opinion in Brazil, providing independent, fast, and high-quality information to the Brazilian public. The mission of the channel is to offer a modern, multiplatform journalism that reaches audiences on all screens. The channel has received recognition for its performance among Classes A and B audiences, consolidating itself as a primary source of information for opinion-makers. The channel has also launched social initiatives, including the "Chega de Violência" campaign, focused on raising awareness about high rates of violence in the country through special reports, expert interviews, and audience engagement on social media. Thanks to modern digital platforms and broadcast technology, Jovem Pan News provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Brazilian audiences across the country and around the world can access its news and opinion programming wherever they are.

On air, Canal Ricos features programming that includes religious content, news, videocasts, and community-focused shows. The channel is associated with the NJTV network (NipBR) and is carried on cable systems in São José dos Campos, São Paulo, on channel 87. The channel also broadcasts via the Limex TV Digital Brasil platform on channel 176 as a VOD/online service. The programming is designed to provide viewers with a mix of inspirational content, information about community events, and religious teachings.

Canal Ricos is available through multiple distribution platforms. The channel can be accessed via traditional cable television in select regions, as well as through its official mobile application, available for download on Google Play for Android devices. The app offers live TV streaming, push notifications, radio interaction, and news updates, allowing viewers to watch the channel from anywhere with an internet connection. The channel also provides access to its websites, videocasts, programming schedules, and news content through its digital platforms.

Canal Ricos strives to serve as a multiplatform broadcaster that brings religious and community programming to viewers across Brazil. The mission of the channel is to provide accessible content that allows viewers to stay connected to the channel's programming from any location with internet access, offering a mix of live television, videocasts, and news updates. Thanks to modern digital platforms, Canal Ricos provides the opportunity to watch online the live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that Brazilian audiences across the country and the global diaspora can access its religious and community programming wherever they are.