-
owned by
National Polytechnic Institute. The network's
flagship station is
XEIPN-TDT
channel 11 in
Mexico City. It
broadcasts across Mexico through nearly...
- Two national-level
public television stations were
already on the air —
XEIPN-TV,
established in 1959, and
Canal 22,
established as public/cultural in...
- XEW 2 (Televisa W),
XHCTMX 3, XHTV 4, XHGC 5,
XHTDMX 6,
XHIMT 7, XEQ 9,
XEIPN 11,
XHUNAM 20,
XHCDM 21,
XEIMT 22,
XHTRES 28,
XHTVM 40 and
XHHCU 45. ****ociation...
- (virtual, 2015-16)
Former affiliations CORTV Canal 22
teveunam TV4
Guanajuato XEIPN-TDT
Canal Catorce Ingenio Tv
Canal del
Congreso RTVE
Euronews Call sign...
-
networks of non-commercial TV
stations in Mexico. One is the
Canal Once (or
XEIPN-TDT) network,
operated by the
Instituto Politécnico
Nacional (IPN). Operating...
- XEQ-TDT 44 9.1
TelevisaUnivision Canal Once
XEIPN-TDT 33 11.1
Instituto Politécnico
Nacional Once Niños
XEIPN-TDT 33 11.2
Instituto Politécnico Nacional...
- destro**** part of the network's archive. However,
smaller channels, such as
XEIPN-TV and XHDF-TV, did not
begin to
preserve their recorded broadcasts until...
- Mexico, but the
station is
licensed to
Mexico City. Same
concession as
XEIPN-TDT (3), Jocotitlán, Mex. The
primary localities to
serve for this station...
- debut), TV One and TV2 in New Zealand, TV2, TV3 and M-Net in
South Africa,
XEIPN-TV 11 in Mexico,
Channel 5 in
Singapore (as part of Play It Again), NTA...
- alliance,
Telesistema Mexicano (TSM), the
predecessor to Televisa. In 1959,
XEIPN-TV
channel 11
signed on, the base of today's
Canal Once
network and the...
