Changes: RKO Latino

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RKO Latino is a Spanish/Portuguese language American broadcast television network owned by RKO Holdings subsidiary RKO Television Group and launched in 1996. It's the first Spanish language network to broadcast also in Portuguese (normally as a secondary language). It broadcasts RKO Network programmes and foreign programming (mainly from Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Brazil).

1996-1997

LOGO MISSING

In 1996, Turner Latino was replaced with RKO Latino.

1997-2009

LOGO MISSING

2009-present

File:RKO Latino.png

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Predecessor: RKO Holdings, LLC Split from: CPN Holdings RKO Entertainment: RKO-Ryman Ventures Nashville (50%) \| RKO Alternative Entertainment \| RKO Pictures (Others) \| RKO-Pathé Films \| Embassy Pictures (Others \| Embassy Interactive \| Embassy Television) RKO Network (HD \| 3D \| +1): RKO Daytime (block) \| RKO Two \| RKO Latino \| RKO Sports \| UPN (50%) \| Rhodium RKO News: MSNRKO \| CRKO \| RKO Hispanic News \| BBC RKO News (50%) \| RTS NewsChannel¹ \| RKO News Radio \| TodayRKO (50%) RKO Kids: RKO Jr. \| RKO Teen \| KidShow! (50%) \| RKO Kids Classics Television stations: Zabrus Global Media International television: RKO Canada Studios: RKO Studios Digital media: RKO.com \| VideoFun \| RKO Games (RKO Mobile \| Volatile Games \| RKO Sports Games \| RKO Origin Box) Past consoles: RKO SuperColor \| RKO Game Track \| RKO Spirit \| RKO Worm \| RKO Game Track Color \| RKO LineVision \| RKO Hot Line \| RKO 2X \| RKO Tape \| RKO Tape 2 \| RKO Tape 3 \| RKO 1550 \| RKO Bound Defunct: RKO Television Studios (Flat House, Inc.) \| RKO Television Distribution \| RKO Home Entertainment \| RKO International Television \| RKO Television Group ¹ Operated by Zabrus Global Media. ² To be merged to RKO Entertainment.
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 '''RKO Latino''' is a Spanish/Portuguese language American broadcast television network owned by [[RKO Holdings]] subsidiary [[RKO Television Group]] and launched in 1996. It's the first Spanish language network to broadcast also in Portuguese (normally as a secondary language). It broadcasts [[RKO Network]] programmes and foreign programming (mainly from Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Brazil).
 ==1996-1997==
+{{Missing former logo}}
 In 1996, [[Turner Latino]] was replaced with RKO Latino.
 ==1997-2009==
+{{Missing former logo}}
 ==2009-present==
 [[File:RKO_Latino.png|200px|center]]
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 RKO Latino 2012 slogan.png|2012 ident (with the ''Te Amo RKO Latino'' slogan).
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 {{RKO Holdings}}
 [[Category:RKO Holdings]]